Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-06
Condensed TeIegrams

The army casualty list contained the names of 52 men.
 Five million and a half pounds of sugar will go to Belgians.
 Martial law was proclaimed in the Austrian Duchy of Styria
 Lord Reading and the President had a conference at the White House. The German Club of Chicago chang 1 ed its name to the American Unity i Club.
 The Brooklyn German Hospital | changed it's name to the Wyckoff | Heights Hospital
 Eleven thousand public school teach CTS of New York City will get an in crease in their salaries
 Henry Couzens, Detroit's millionaire police chief resigned and announced his candidacy for Mayor
 Gourdin Y. GaiIIard was nominated for congress in the third district dem ccratic convention at New Haven.
 Sir Robert Borden, Canadian Prenni- CT. presented a hospital to President Poincare, of France, at Joinville-le Point.
 Conscientious objectors in three army camps who objects to using a gun are allowed to tend to war gardens at the camps.
 Herman p. Gordon, chief clerk of Draft Board No. 168 of New York, was held in $1,O00 bail for taking $10O bribe.
 Charged with attempting to bribe volunteer food inspector, Morris Chap obitzsky, a grocer, was arrested, in New York.
 Rear Admiral Aaron Ward, [. s. N retired, died at his home m Roslin. N. Y, after three days illness from teart trouble.
 A $2,ooo,ooo victory loan which New i foundIand was asked to raise in six weeks was obtained by popular sub scription in six days. Thomas McMiiIan Wedden, an avi- ] | an observer, were killed in an aviation accident in France July 1.
 Viscount lshii, Japanese ambassador to the United States, who passed the holiday in New Bedford and Fairha- ven, has arrived in Boston.
 Seven negro walters from hotel at hotel at Lenox. Mass. were brought to Camp Devens under the work or fight" regulations.
 General Parshing in section B. of the communique for July 2. cabled the names of 63 officers and men to whom | the DISC. has been awarded Viscount Rhondda, the British Fooc Minister, died in London after a recen' operation to disperse the fluid conse- quent upon a severe attack of pleurisy
 The four masted schooner samue
 w. Hathaway reported sunk off the
 Atlantic Coast by German submarine June 3, has arrived at a South Ameri-
 can port.
 The senate passed a resolution re. fquesting the president to issue a proc.
 lamation calling on the American
 people to observe noon prayer durin: the war.
 Survivors of the torpedoed BritisE troopship Dwinsk who were brough to Norfolk Va, were permitted to tel newspaper correspondents their eX periences.
 The electric service to both privat and business consumers for other thai lighting purposes has been suspende' [ in Buenos Aires because of a fue shortage.
 George w. Strayer of Columbia uni versity was elected president of tn National Education Association at tn closing session of the annual conven ton in Pittsburgh.
 Prohibition advocates in the senat
 planned to seek changes in the pend I ing Norris amendment to the emer = gency agricultural bill so as to prohi e bit the sale of whiskey. beer or win s after six months. S Harold ChaneII of Baltimore. Md Q arrested recently at New Haven. at . ter stealing iewelry from a residenC g at which he had 'called as d salesman . was sent to state prison for not les @ than three nor more than five year a Rev. A. T. Randall of Meriden re f ceived word that while on aerial pa f trol duty in France his son. Lieuter il ant John Randall. fell with his ail a plane and sustained a compound frat e ture of the leg below the knee ar O another fracture above the ankle. g Three negro soldiers. convicted e court martial of "assaulting and ou ,f raging" a 17-year-old white girl (
 the cantonment grounds on the mig, 10 of May 24. were hanged at Can .e Dodge. Iowa. with virtually the e1 70 tire division witnessing the eXec1 n tions.
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