Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-13
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 ons Liberty Loan is assured 7 Reported at Sing Sing Prison
 homas Mott Osborne will re-
 as warden.
 ftish government issued a state
 mt announcing the reconstruction policy was ready
 Cuba has put to work $50 eonViets under guard of soldiers on the docks to take the place of strikers.
 Chicago banks report a marked in crease in loans, deposits and cash compared with condition Aug. 31.
 Charles R Page, a San Francisco lawyer has decided to resign as mem Der Of the Shipping Board.
 Demonstrations occurred in Spain on large scale when the allied vic- tories over Germany were announced.
 A 42-car train carrying ammunition, grenades and F Japanese guns, from Harbin to the Volga front, was re- ported blown up.
 Shipyard Workers in Newark, N. J- stopped work when they learned that peace had been declared and formed a procession.
 katsuii Debueh, secretary to the Japanese embassy at Washington was promoted to be chancellor at the en- bassy there.
 Members of Congress have begun to return to Washington, some to end their services March 7 as a result of the elections
 United States Shipping Board has commandeered all the ships of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. and of the United Fruit Line.
 Hendricks s, HyiurU, uzuKer. noer- chant and former state senator, died in his home in Syracuse after an ill., ness of three months.
 The law prohibiting the sale of liquor to men in te uniform is still in effect, and a close watch will be kept by Federal deputies and special dep- uties. tl.
 Secretary Wilson was requested b1 the President to attend the interna- tional labor conference meeting at Laredo, Tex, and Neuve Laredo Mexico, tomorrow.
 The Commercial Gable Co. can only accept cablegrams subject to delay Filings are heavy and the influenza epidemic has depleted the staffs of it's foreign stations.
 Conferences will be held in Wash ington between the War Industries Board and the Mayors Committee on National Defence to discuss regula- tions forbidding non- essential con- Struction.
 Petitions asking review of the case of Thomas J. Mooney California labor leader, convicted of murder in con nection with a bomb plot, were for mally presented to the Supreme Court.
 The soldier vote has changed the election result in the eleventh CPenn. congressional district giving John J Casey democrat, a lead of sixty four votes over Edmund Carpenter, re- publican.
 A resolution providing that the United States shall not enter into any separate negotiations for final peace with enemy countries was introduced yesterday by Senator Poindexter ol i Washington, Organized labor will celebrate tht victory over the central empires at { mass meeting in New York Sunda! evening. Dec. L.
 Ten thousand railway men have de cided to maintain railway traffic 1T Germany. t Word was received in New Britain of the death in Lahore, India, of Rev i Howard Arnold Walter, formerly as sistant pastor of the Asylum Hill Con gregational church in Hartford 1 It was learned in New Britain las night that Rev. Charles l.. Wood, for mer assistant pastor of Trinity M E l church there, had died in German 1 prison camp