Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-24
Condensed TeIeqrams

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 British casualties for the week end- ed Sept. 21 totaled 22,762.
 The Rumanian crown prince is re- ported to have fled to Odessa.
 Fifty thousand jobs in Pennsylvania are available for wounded holdiers
 Approximately 4,000 students regis tered yesterday at Harvard university.
 Wellesley college opened yesterday with an enrolment of 1890, of whom 450 were new students.
 z Fire in the Scott Building, in Frank lin Street, New York, did $65, 900 dam age.
 The first death from Spanish infIu- enza in Hartford wIs reported yester day. President Wilson comnnuted the sen tences of three soldiers condemned by court martial.
 Mating of gain for beer was pro- hibited in an order issued by the Food Administration.
 Major Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., was promoted to lieutenant colonel of his regiment. in France
 The Danish American trade agree rnent was received with great satis- lfaction at Copenhagen William F. Murray, Boston post master, died as the result of the l Spanish influenza epidemic. i Women students will be entered in the law course of Fordham College of 1 New York. this fall.
 | The Kaiser conferred the order of the Black Eagle on his Lutheran court chaplain Dr. Dryander
 J. Butler Wright, of New York, was selected as counsellor of the Ameri 1 can Embassy at London
 1 Tax on tobacco was doubled by the
 House Ways and Means Committee in Ipeparing the Revenue bill. Ex- State Senator Everett Colby, of New Jersey. joined the Tank Corps
 and will leave Oct. 1 for Gettysburg. 1 Twelve aviators were killed in air plane accidents throughout the country during the week ended Sept 14
 Justice Frederick Charles Fisher, of the Philippines Supreme Court, re- signed to enter private practice. The Shipping Board announced the Ienhstment of 2S 900 men for the mer- chant marine fleet since February. Arrangements were completed for the taking over of the Cincinnati plant
 of the Ford Motor Co. by the govern
 ment.
 l A large quantity of wheat, tea, cot
 ton sugar. rice and matches were sent
 to China from Manchuria by the Jap-
 anese army.
 A British monitor was sunk while in harbor in England. One officer and 19 men are reported dead and , fare reported missing.
 The Third Infantry Regiment, or ganized by George Washington in 1792 celebrated it's 18th anniversary a
 Eagle Pass, Tex.
 :: 4 report of the Bureau of Mines made in response to a Senate resolu iton, shows a serious shortage in tn ] supply of crude oil.
 Reports from Basel. Switzerland, an 5 nounce the civilian population is leav 5 ing Metz, but the neutral population :, was not allowed to depart. 2 Military routine began at Trinit ? college, Hartford yesterday. The col
 lego enrolment is 150 with 100 ( I tflees in the freshman class. The Treasury reported sales { r Thrift Stamps in the United States fe . August at s1e9, ,633 O00 Total sales t y Sept. 1 amount to $6S2.061 900.
 Zine ore producers in ti1e Joplin dis P trict asked an investigation by tn = Federal Trade Commission of allege Y profiteering by zinc smelters. e Four persons from Philadelphia wsr = killed at an unprotected railroad cross II ing at Franklinville, N. J. when strue v l Dy an AGIanIlc NS1Cy express. Is Captain Robert T. IsIett, of Sprue l. Creek, Pa, was killed at Baron Fiel ,T Forth Worth, when his airplane fe Il 4.000 feet in a straight nose dive. ,- The Department of Labor let cor Il tracts to the Cullen X Vaughn Co.
 Columbus O.. to build 1S1 dwelling
 for war workers at Alliance, Ohio.
 The Evening Journal, of Huntingto E W: Va, suspended publica tion at tE n request of the government to save ps m per. It began publication on June 4. lg Christmas packaeeh for the two ar le a half million soldiers in France wi in be delivered by the American Re
 Cross. The standard size is 9x41 t. inches.
 lel A Massachusetts supreme court d 70 cision declared acts of the legislatu le establishing the minimum wage con SO mission to be constitutional in Mayor George p. Sullivan was r ,n nominated by the democrats in u le Derby primaries last night, defeatil l. former Mayor James A. Miles, 299 D. 252
 S. Edward>J. cunnniins of Littleton. W, H., democratic candidate for congre st in the Second New Hampshire di ne trict. died at his home. He had be- le i'll of influenza.
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 value of $5.0O0 were obtained by roI it bers Sunday night at the store of A " bolt Bros. Lewiston, Me. ig Orders to save and dry all pea
 stones. plum stones and cherry pi ne for shipment to the gas defense C " vision at Long Island City, N. he were received at Camp Devens fro he the war department. O. Announcement that Franklin K Roosevelt, assistant secretary of t
 navy, i'll in New York with pneun
 mia resulting from Spanish inHuena
 is practically out of danger" " IN made by his physicians last night lis Six deaths from influenza vrere I I'd ported in Quincy, Mass. Nearly 5,0 re persons, half of them shipyard wor in CTS, and their families, are i'll wi ice the disease.
 DTS Spanish influenza claimed 73 Vi ho tims in Boston yesterday and IS ne
 sons died from pneumonia, accordi en to figures given out by the hoard k health tonight. This is 1he large as number of deaths to be reported he one day since the epidemi, start ut