Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-06
Condensed TeIegrams

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 Grand Jury in New York was asked | to suppress Bolshevism.
 Mir. John Drew, wife of the actor, | died.
 Secretary Baker put total canceIla- tions of war contracts at $2,600,000, i O00
 Three years ago, Dec. 4, 1915, Henry Ford's peace party left for Europe. Consular service of the Bolivian government was offered to Chili. A record price of $2o.24 for Christ mas beef was paid in hicago. The permit system of hog ship ments from the country to the lealing markets was removed. | Russian government refused admis-
 sion to 100000 Russian soldiers re-
 turning from Germany.
 The Italian scoutship Rossarol
 structk mine and sank. Only 30
 members of the crew of 143 were
 saved.
 Marshal Foch is to be the first one to receive a new decoration from
 King Albert.
 Philadelphia Railways Go. will in
 crease fares Dec. "A from 8 to 10 cents on different points.
 Food Administration announced that the guaranteed price for 1919 wheat tSiOp SIdlluS uHucI IllC 11GNSE dCl Railroad Administration announced
 that fuel and food and feed will be
 given priority,
 Rumanian Assembly asks union of
 kindred peoples in Translyvania and
 Hungary.
 Louis s. GouIe, secretary of the Ma
 tionaltional Liberty Insurance Co. fell dead in his office at No. 62 Williams
 Street, New York. Former cashier of the Fairfield County National Bank, Chester s. selleck, was indicted on charge of stealing $33,300 of the banks funds. Rapid dismissal from service at : Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky. was reported. More than 12.G00 men have left the camp.
 Director General of Railroads Me
 Adoo cancelled his trip to Chicago to
 attend the National Live Stock Asso- citation meeting
 The Students Army Training Corps unit at New York University assem- bled for it's final military review be- ) fore it's disbandment. 3 Dutch decided to stop all exports to r Germany as a reprisal for the stop
 ping of cal shipments from Germany. g Secretary McAdoo, before the sen f ate finance committee, urged the nec- l essity of speedily reporting the war = revenue bill.
 @ President Wilson sent to the senate = the renomination of Charles A. Page r of California. for member of the ship e Eping board.
 Former Emperor Karl of Austria e will enter the March elections in Aus q tria at the head of the democratic 0 Monarchy Party.
 . All radio stations owned by the Mar . conf Wireless Co. of America, except
 four high-power stations, were bough q by the navy department. = 1t was announced that the Farrel = Sheet Mill of the American Sheet & : Tin Plate Co. Pittsburgh would re- IT sune operations next Monday. ; Senator Hoke Smith introduced ; |; bill which would take the power O Q. rate fixing, from the president and re S, store it to the interstate commerce e commission.
 .- The Serbian legation at washingtol n was advised. officially that King Mich ' olas of Montenegro had been depose IS by the Montenegrin national assem S, bly at Podgoritza.
 in Continuation of the price of hog ,- for January on the same basis as pre- W vails this month and the lifting of tn = shipping embargo on swine were de J. cided upon at conferences today a D. Chicago
 ,- Three battleships, twelve submarin
 chasers and seven destroyers will b
 sent to Baltimore for the annual meet
 ing of the Southern Commercial Con Ai gress next week
 IN A Bruce Bielaski, chief of the bu nt reau of investigation of the depart h. ment of justice. has offered his resie m ticn to Attorney General Gregory. H l. expects to enter private business. H. A. A. Balantine has resigned as SC us licitor of the internal revenue burea IT, effective January 1, and will resun m. the practice of law in Boston. by Rev. Q. w. Waldron, chapalin of u as Massachusetts house of represent; S. l tives for forty years, died at BostC yesterday in his 18th year. He was ln graduate of Bowdoin college and Al or dover Theological seminary. ITS Governor Mccall of =Massachuset zee announced that when he retired fro 'm office on January he would devo est himself to literary work and to t ll- resumption of his law practice.
 Or. Samuel A. Green, formerly ma lo- or of Boston and for many years tor brarian of the Massachusetts, Histol 1l- cal Society. died yesterday. Lrk The British cruiser Devonshi
 commanded by Captain G. B. Powe lm arrived at Boston to participate ca. the Britain Day celebration on Sa isse ise urday. tA- suit against club in the Roxbu district to recover sums of money z nd legged to have been lost by her hu lds band in card games at the club. om Ten inches of snow, the first of a m consequence this winter. fell at Ba nat gor, Me, Wednesday and Wednesd
 night.