Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-17
Condensed Telegrams

GeTmany mas taHeo the humanlanS s2,000, 900 900.
 Emperor Charles of Austria cancellz d his visit to Budapest.
 Japanese troops in Vladivostok are being sniped by Russians.
 The conference report on the sabat- age bill was adopted by the House.
 Boy scouts rolled the Liberty Ball put of Auburn on it's way to Syracuse.
 Southern New Jersey peach and ap- pie growers declare they will have bumper crops.
 Viscount Ishii, new ambassador to the United States from Japan, arrived at a Pacific port.
 Navigation opened at osweeo with the arrival on Lake Ontario of a tug boat from Ogdensburg.
 Anthracite shipments for March 7,276,777 tons the highest reached for that month.
 Art Smith, an aviator, at Langley Field, in a nose dive, dropped 2,O00 feet and landed right side up.
 A bell is being installed in the re- built tower of the City Hall in New York. The bell will toll the hours only.
 New York citizens of German birth or descent have announced that they will hold several Liberty loan meet ings.
 Every foot of timber in New Eng land will be needed to provide material for the navy's aviation construction program.
 Half the employees of the Syracuse lines of the New York State Railways will strike Saturday, unless relief men are furnished. '
 The warm weather brought the sea- sons first mad dog scare in Brooklyn when Ethel McClane, aged s, was bit ten while at play.
 The Carnegie Corporation will un. dertake to finance a study of methods by which Americanization is fostereC throughout the nation.
 The War Department has severa thousand trained aviators on it's hand and doesn't know what to do witt them. It is shy of airships.
 Chancellor James Roscoe Day o Syracuse University was sued fo $5.000 by the Rev. Lander Munhall o Philadelphia, for alleged libel.
 The Federal Labor Department an nounced that more than 100000 me are being sent to work in munitio factories and shipyards every montf Seward Presser, chairman of tn 1 committee that raised the s100 0oo,0 Red Cross fund lately, arrived st a Atlantic port after a visit in France According to German newspaper ac | counts 1000 carloads of agriculturs this spring to plant food for German, The Rev, .LeRoy Urban, rector of tt
 Episcopal Church, is at odds with h congregation because, as alleged,
 removed an American flag from il
 pulpit.
 George J. Whelan, organizer of u United Cigar Stores was electe president of the Tobacco Produc
 Corporation succeeding George
 Storm.
 Bonds worth S1so,ooO were discovel ed in 8 closet in the home of Dr. Rt l bert s. Stedman Brooklyn physicia
 who died Saturday night of hea
 failure.
 Edward w. Hurley, chairman of u
 United States Shipping Board, decla. ed he had not considered being a cal didate for Mayor of Chicago on u Sullivan ticket.
 Interest saved this year by payne of income taxes by April 15 need n
 be included as income on a taxpayer
 income tax return for 1918, accordii ,, to a Treasury ruling. Billy Sunday and his evangelist : party arrived in Syracuse to condu
 the final drive against booze befo
 the two-day local option election D0 HSlu bO0oy 0140 bOL1AOA AOUs 70
 United States Marshal Van VaIke : kenburg started an investigation up Ireceiving reports that glass was foul | in bread sold in Binghamton. and
 candy at Johnson City, N. '. !, Mrs. Anna Leudersdohff of BrookIS !, IF of whose 20 children are still livir . was informed that her son Alfred .. had been wounded in France. He e listed in the Fighting Sixty -ninth.'' :, Official subscriptions to the thi
 Liberty Loan filed with the New Yo
 federal reserve bunk as announc last night amounted to $275.682, 100, gain for the day of s23.23oaO. .. The high honor of delivering the z vocation in the United States Sens , was accorded by invitation of the Vic President to the Very Reverend E . ward J. Hanna, Archbishop of s
 Francisco
 One of the largest transatlantic pa e sengers steamers in the service ma ing her last trip as a passenger sh
 escaped from two submarines whi
 fired five shots at her. One of t
 U-boats Is believed to have be
 Isunk.
 Sir Adam Beck, chairman of { Hydro Electric Water PoPwer Co !. nnunication of Ontario, told the Ho, 2 Water Power Committee that the gC : ernment itself should retain so
 favorable sites for hydro-electric q velopment. - <, AMERICANS AGGRESSIVE T NORTHWEST OF TO
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