Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-29
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 Trained combatant American Troops rom France have begun to arrive in
 Another revolutionary socialist lead. CT in Russia. M. Katzkamkof, has been executed. The family of Nicholas Romanoff, the former Russian emperor, is safe in Siberian monastery at Abalak.
 The iourneyman plumbers and tin ners at Bridgeport, are to receive $39 week beginning October 1. They now get s2750
 Prof. Paul N. MiIukoff, the leader of the Constitutional democrats in Rus sla, has been expelled from Kiev by the Ukrainian government.
 There were three fatalities in air. plane accidents in army aviation training camps in the United States during the week ending June 20.
 The number of German prisoners captured by the allies since the be- ginning of the counter offensive is placed at 30O00 by the Havas Agency,
 The German aviators who were can. tured by the Bolsheviki when they al1ghted on Russian territory were ill., treated and shot, according to German reports.
 Brewing companies advertisements painted on refrigerator cars must be eliminated immediately, railroads were advised by the railroad adminis- tration.
 The eastern Paris trannways have decided to increase the wages of their employees five francs per day because of the high cost of living, it is an nounced.
 Major General John Ruckmsn, re- gently commander of the southern de- partment has been assigned to com mand the north Atlantic coast artillery district
 Lieutenant c. H. Haynes of Dor. chester Mass, was killed at Hemp- stead, N. Y, when a giant Haviland battle plane which he was piloting fel 100 feet.
 The war board announced the ad 1 dition of 217 corporations and indi 1 Viduals to the enemy trading list They include 100 in Mexico and 6 in Spain.
 The bodies of man and a woman lashed together with rope, were picket up in the harbor at Bar Harbor, Me by patrol boat of the Naval Coas patrol reserve.
 Eight representatives of the facuIt, of Dartfour College and 104 member of the student body, are taking a 6 day course of intesive military train ing at Plattsburgh, \. Y.
 Karl knortz, a German writer an translator of Indian stories, died a his home at Tarrytown, N. Y, earl yesterday of apoplexy after an Hines of two weeks. aged "A years.
 Governor William D. Stephens (
 California, announced he had. decide to grant reprieve to Thomas Mooney, which will operate as a sta . l l D., Standard news and total print ps
 per production showed a slight de cline in the first two weeks of Jul but there was an increase in mi
 stocks because of smaller shipment
 There are now 1921 members of tt . Harvard club of New York in acti1
 military and naval service and [;
 members in auxiliary governments
 Red Cross. Y. M. c A. and othtr ws work
 In an article quoted by the Vo
 waerts, Dr. George Michaelis, form
 CT German imperial chancellor. war
 the Germa nation that there will be time of dearth after the war becau of lack of shipping. 1 Fifty Knights of Columbus seer taries, including Johnny Evers, we bidden God d-speed prior to their ear departure for France from at Ne
 York Saturday by Marcel Knecht the French high commission. e When the 7,5oo ton freight sh = Mamma, named by Mrs. Woodrc : Wilson, was launched at New Yor u Saturday, the controlling rope bri and the vessel sped forward 1900 fe
 and plunged her nose into a mudbar l. Wooden shipbuiIding workers at t 5 plant of the L. H. Shattuck Shipbuil ,f ing Company at Newington, N. I T claimed record, when they complet u all the square framing and erection stern posts on a $500 ton ship in V hours.
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