Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-06

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 Mayor Henry W. kieI, Republiean, was reelected mayor of St. Louis.
 Field service uniforms have been ordered for officers at all posts of the Department of the East
 President Wilson was made an hon. orary life member of the Union League Club of San Fracisco.
 Since Jan. I, 1855 Norwegian ships, of gross tonnage of 243, 5000, have fall en victims to the submarine warfare.
 EIiseo Arredondo, former. Mexican Ambassador Designate to this coun- try. was made Mexican Minister to Spain.
 A saII for 10000 workers in all trades for the quartermaster's enlisted re- serve corps was issued by the War Department.
 Alberto Pani, president of the Ma tional Railways of Mexico. was made Minister of Commerce in the Mexcian cabinet.
 A committee on military affairs at versity Hall to stimulate recruiting among the students.
 Secretary Baker conferred with President Wilson on army plans to be submitted to Congress when the war resolution is passed.
 Frank j. Houston, of New Jersey, under the wheels of a moving Lacka- wanna train at Orange, N. J.
 The Russian provisional government iting the rights of Russian citizens re- garding creeds and religions.
 The American Line passenger steam CT Finland, third of the armed vessels of that line to brave the barred zone, has safely reached a British port.
 Edward L. Bartiey, of Kingsland. N. J was convicted in Special Seasons on charge of possessing explosives, and released on suspended sentence.
 Adjutant- General Warfieid of Mary 9th Maryland Infantry will be order ed out to guard Baltimore property.
 A bill to grant American citizenship to all Germans who have lived in the United States five years was introduc- ed by Senator Townsend of Michigan.
 Governor Frank L. Houx, of Okla homa. has wired Secretary of War Baker a pledge to furnish 400 Rough Riders from Wyoming in the event of war.
 A resolution pIedsing the support of editors of trade and technical papers in New York was adopted and trans 1nitted by telegraph to President WiI- son.
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels an-' nouneed that the location of the Gov ernment arrnor factory and projectile plant probably would be selected this week.
 Governor Edge of New Jersey, is-. sued a proclamation fixing Saturday. April 11. as Painting Day. and all the following week as Painting Week.
 Chairman Padgett of the House Naval Committee introduced bill to give the President flat power to re- quisition all ships needed to carry on the war.
 Governor Albert E. Sleeper, of Mich igan, decided to send a special mes sage to the Legislature asking for au- thority to borrow $5.000,0o0 to equip the National Guard.
 The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Go. an- nounced that it will carry free on it's member of the National Guard when wearing the olive drab service uni forms.
  sent out to several cities call for re- Inducements to assist in the effort to prevent Congress from passing the resolution asked for by President Wilson.
 The Wells hill, authorizing an in crease from 2.000 to 4,500 naval mili- tiamen and $6,000 salary for the commanding officer. Commodore Robert P. Forshew. was signed by Governor Whitman.
 The bodies of three coal miners, who were entombed in the Rooindale mine Company at Robindale, near Indiana Pa-, as a result of a gas explosion, have been removed.
 The Meyer bill designated to em- power the State to register all aliens when the nation is at war or when public safety or necessity requires such action, was passed by the New York Assembly.
 Farmers and business men repre- senting many sections of the State met at Louisville, Ky, to begin a Statewide campaign for mobilization of the food resources of Kentucky to help meet the food cost situation and prepare for war conditions. WHEAT SOLD AT $2.17
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