Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-09
Condensed Teleqrams

The government has decided not to take over the mohair clip.
 Steps are being taken by Canada to establish the linen thread industry
 The Norwegian Legation in London says Norway lost 13 vessels
 The names of "A Americans were contained on the Canadian casualties lists.
 "German street." in Geneva is to be renamed in honor of President Will son.
 Czar Ferdinand of BuIgarin, is at Vienna for a conference with Emper- or Karl
 The Spanish strikes have extended to the Gibraltar, where 900 miners quit work
 Two thousand telegraph employees in Argentina went on strike for higher wages.
 A transport with 400 sick and wounded United States troops arrived at an Atlantic port pr. Richard B. Moore of the United States Bureau of Mines, predicted a shortage of radium. | The Food Administration will take 1 all wheat that cannot be disposed of | in the open market. l The output of Liberty motors in the l United States last week amounted to l 800 setting record. Senator Pomerone introduced a bill to have men in the service exempted from salary taxation.
 Governor Philip took the lead by a margin of GA votes in the Wisconsin primary election contest Government consumption of cooper l for war materials is estimated at 97 1 per cent. of the output l lSe of female nAdro lahor hv a southwestern shipyard is reported by l the U. S. Employment Service
 Two Violators of the IightIess night order in Manhattan had their supply of electricity cut off for one day
 The Emergency Fleet Corporation is working out a plan to have each | shipyard construct only one type of ship
 Retention of the two pound sugar ration a month for each person was announced by the Food Administra- ton.
 Minneapolis flour output last week S7S,740 barrels, an increase of Il 2SG barrels over previous weeks pro- duction.
 Senator Henderson of Nevada, has the distinction of being the first Sen ator to register" under the new draft law.
 The British Government will publish the names of the 150 commanders o1 submarine that were sunk or incapaci-
 tated.
 Four New Jersey commissioners vii
 go to France to take the New Jersey
 soldiers votes, instead of two, as orig inally planned.
 Draft treaties with France and Greece } similar to those with Great Britain
 and Canada were sent to the Senate
 for confirmation. The New York Central placed ar embargo on all shipments of grai1
 going to Buffalo for reconsignment ol to be held for orders
 A list of restrictions applying to tht
 spool cotton manufacturing industr! was issued by the conservation div.
 ision of the War Industries Board , The London Daily Mail wants tn,
 German officials notified that wantol . destruction of France and Belgium will be punished sby stern reprisals
 Late reports from Japan show fha
 621 officers and enlisted men lost thei lives when the battleship T<awachi ex ploded in Tokuyama Bay, July 12. A committee representing merchant
 and manufacturers of Baltimor called upon President Wilson to stol racing in Maryland for the duration of war.
 President Wilson signed an orde excluding about 1S,664 acres of agri cultural land from the Stanislaus Ma [ tional Forest. California, for home I stead entry. | The War Trade Board added th
 names of 88 firms and individuals t = the enemy trading list Mexico le with SS; Argentina was second wit
 22
 Eighteen German prisoners at tn , internment camp at Hot Springs. \ C. have edied from typhoid in a
 epidemic of 177 cases, the War De
 pertinent announced. Twenty-Five per cent. of all officer . assigned to the Quartermaster De partment will be trained for field serv l ice. Officers disqualified for fiel service will take their place.