Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-26

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Missori's quota in the regular army is filled.
 Germany has stopped coal shipments to Holland.
 Sweden has lost by submarines and mines 136 ships.
 Emperor Charles of Austria visited the Galician front.
 One hundred physicians from Ja- pan are going to Rumania. ! Siam has given the German and Austrian envOyS their passports.
 The 64o,ooo,o00 airpIane bill was signed by President Wilson and be- came a law.
 Alfred MoseIy, noted educator, is dead at his home in West Lodge, Had ley Wood, England.
 a strike for higher wages The men are members of the I. w. w.
 The Paris City Council voted to give a free site, near the Eiffel tower, for a clubhouse for Americans.
 Exports of tea from Japan to the United States from May. 1916, to April, 1917. were 41, 534,7 pounds.
 Kingdom Gould is in the first quota of the men called for examination in Ocean Count, N. j., under the draft law.
 Sweden and Holland declare their people vii stafve and freeze if the United States tightens her embargo too much.
 The glass bowl from which the 10, 300 army capsules were drawn will be placed in Independence Hall, Philadelphia.
 German bank is reported to have offered confidentiaIy to the Argentine government an immediate loan of 400,- 100000 piastres
 The Cuban House of Representatives approved the Senate bill empowering the president to settle with the Cuban Ports Co. bondholders.
 For insulting the American flag, Carl Adolph. of Ozone Park. L. l.. American born, was sentenced 10 20 days in the workhoUse.
 Fifty women have applied for the positions of the prospective drafted men in the Farrell mills Of the Amer ican Sheet & Tinplate Go.
 According to reports at Copenhagen Admiral Kollschaltateley. commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet will join the American squadron.
 Thousands of workmen in Rio de Janeiro declared "a peaceful strike Others have announced their inten- tion of joining the movement.
 Army recruiting in the State of New York is having a remarkable boom under the stimulus of the draft The recruiting for one day was 223 men.
 Major General Wood, comm a nder of the Southeastern Department of the Army. protested against the elimina- tion of Forts McPherson and Logan.
 Manton Marble, pubIicist. owner and editor of the New York World from 1862 to 1876. died at Arlington Castle. Maidstone, England. He was S3 years old.
 Mangus Wehrkamp, said to be Ger man was taken to the jail at Trenton N. J., charged with trying to wreck a government radia plant station at Bel mar.
 SmeItermen at Great Falls and An aconda will present demands for in creased wages. Trade unions at Ana conda accepted increased scales of wages.
 The Navy department requsitioned several oil tankers and ordered them to report at Atlantic and Pacific ports in order to meet urgent oil fuel needs of the navy.
 The Chicago Telephone Go. reports for June operating revenues $1,805,499. operating expenses. s1, ,40S,74s, uncol- llectable revenue S121,S13, operating income $274,93S.
 F. S. Munro, attorney for the Public Ownership League has filed an objec- tion with the Illinois Public Utilities Commission aganst the Peoples Gas new city ordinance.
 Reports from 2s6 cold storages on July 15 show that their rooms con tain 65 S74,37S' pounds of creamery butter. while in July l. 912 storages reported 4S,49S,442 pounds.
 A British steamship which arrived from Calcutta says the Germans are trying to stop trade between the Far East and British and American ports. The waters are strewn with mines.
 The Australian Air Squadron's Fund was responsible for the presenta ton to the British War Office of cash for the construction of Is equipped bat tleplanes for the Empires forces at the front.
 The Illinois Public Utilities Com effective Angst 1, has author iZed an increase in the Belt Railways charge for switching to $3.50 for load ed and to S1 75 for empty car ship ments originating beyond Chicago.
 A committee was organized at Rio de Janeiro to obtain money and sup plies for the Belgians. The supplies will be sent by a. Lloyd Brazilian lin CT and assurance has been given by