Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 PhiIadelphias' total for registering was 172,502.
 Henry Ford subscribed $5,ooo,ooo to the Liberty Loan.
 Belgium will send thanks mission to the United States
 Watertown, N. Y, was chosen as cantonment site for the new army.
 IsreaI Gersons of Richmond, Va, was arrested for registering twice.
 Metropolitan Opera stars and sing CTS subscribed for 24 Liberty bonds of $50 each.
 The French ship Oronoque on her way to West African port repelled a U-boat attack.
 The French liner Yarra was tor pedoed in the Mediterranean Sea and 554 persons were saved.
 Secretary Baker received the de- gree of doctor of laws from the Uni versity of North Carolina
 
 charge of treason for cutting United States wires in Camden, N. J.
 Charles M. Hathaway, Jr, was ap- pointed as the new consul at Queens town to succeed Wesley Frost.
 President Carranza sent an order to all governors that they compel land owners to allow people to cultivate land not under cultivation.
 
 Fifteen thousand employees of the General Electric companys plant at Schenectady, N. Y, subscribed for $1, 014,750 worth of liberty bonds.
 A bill was introduced by Repre- sentative Taylor of Colorado that all who leave the United States to avoid military service would be banished.
 The Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Board of Education passed a resolution express ing it's appreciation of the 25 years of service of A. B. Davis, principal of the high school.
 The wild man of New Jersey, who terrorized residents of North Hack ensack and vicinity a year ago, ap peared again slightly clad and disap peared in the woods.
 An army of 25,oo0 Filipino troops was offered to President Wilson by
 
 egate to Congress and now president of the Philippine Senate.
 Being president of baseball league gets on a mans nerves. For that req son Zehrung of Lincoln, Neb., an nounced he will resign the presiden- cy of the Western League. surgery of the Rush Medical college, Chicago was unanimously elected president of the American Medical as- sociation for the years 191S1919.
 According to a message picked up in a bottle off the coast of Heligoland by the crew of a ship which arrived in Christiana, a German Uboat was sunk March Is by British cruiser.
 Solomon Goldberg of Brooklyn was for asserting that 90 per cent. of the American sailors were "drunks and bums'". He got his choice of a $50 fine or 90 days in the cooler. He paid the fine.
 Mrs Royal Tyler, vice president O the American Hospital for Refugees and of the Associa tion for the Chill dren of Flanders, was decorated h President Poincare, with the gold medal for devotion.
 Elmer Conway of New York, think
  hard luck of being out of work and out of money. stole pair of horses ito chnage his luck" and was arrest ed for grand larceny.
 "cary gun and own a bond" was the slogan adopted by Acting Adju- tant General E. Leroy Sweetser in in &ugurating a campaign to have every National Guardsman buy bond with his pay as a soldier.
 Delegation from the National Farm ers' Union, representing agricultural interests in 32 states, headed by c. S Barrett of Union City. Ga, told Pres ed the administrations plan for food control.
 The general executive committee of he Central Federated Union yesterday a recommendation to confer with Samuel Gompers in regard to a general memorandum of he railway postal clerks to President Wilson.
 The death sentence of Karl Lanqer, | clerk who distributed copies of German translation of the American song, T Didn't Raise My Boy to be ! Soldier" was commuted by Emper- ,r Charles of Austria to five years penal servitude. The Massachusetts Institute Of Technology announced that a cadet l school for the first naval district un- Ter government instruction and sup .rvision would begin Monday with an | 'nrollment of sixty young men. The | will continue for four months. | DICK co. MUST CEASE
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