Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-18
Condensed TeIedrams
prohibition measure was

MinneSota'S prohibition measure was defeated by 1000 votes.
 British casualties for the week ended Nov. IA were 30535.
 The War industries Board has lifted the ban on trade exhibitions.
 Copper output of Calumet & Hecla for October was 11,929,929 pounds { Five companies entered complaints that demurrage rules were violated.
 Receipts of platinum for the Ord nance Department has been discon- tinued.
 Railroad Administration announced that it is unlikely de luxe fares will be lowered.
 Food Administration announced that basic prices for hogs will continue through December
 United States Rubber Co. applied to the Stock Exchange to list $6 000, 900 secured gold notes.
 War Trade Board announced the names of B firms added to trading with the enemy list
 The Northwest produced more than l ,056 2SS feet of lumber tor air. i planes during the war War Industries Board decided that all fixed prices on cotton goods shall remain in effect until Jan. l. Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board favors the plan to have hun | dreds of vessels rebuilt for commer- cial uses.
 Companies operating in Mexico ex- l pect oil tankers taken over by the | government will be restored to serv- l ice shortly.
 l Governor Whitman's personal cleo 1 tion expense affidavit declares he neither received nor spent money in l the campaign.
 Contract between the Railroad Ad- ministration and the Santa Fe Rail- road was practically completed and will be signed in a few days.
 Boston Elevated Co. Will have . tc pay 5000 employees s1 O60,O0O back wages in compliance with the decision of the War Labor Board.
 Secretary McAdoo decided to ast Congress for legislation to facilitate work of War Finance Corporation 1T problems of reconstruction.
 Final arrangements for putting into effect the long pending Spanish credi of $50 900 GOO. to be advanced to thu United States, were completed. Fluctuations on cotton futures wert limited to 50 points day by the Liv
 pool Cotton Association, instead O 100 points, as previously announced
 It is reported the deal for the sal of the British subsidiaries of the In ternational Mercantile Marine to British syndicate was postponed.
 President Wilson and a group o War Department officials witnessed
 demonstrations of a giant Handley Page bombing plane at Washington
 A committee of the greatest citizen
 of France were appointed to build
 monument at the mouth of the Gi
 ronde. commemorating Americas ai In the war.
 It was officially announced by tn French government that APO 90 French war prisoners including thos
 in neutral countries, will be repatri
 ated
 Sir Albert H. Stanley, president 0 the British Board of Trade, announc ed that first steps had been taken t r relax prohibition on imports and ex l ports.
 < American schooner Abbie BowE<e t 182 tons. with a, cargo of lumber fror Jacksonville to Cuba was lost o } Nassau. Her crew of eight men wer saved.
 : The Echo de Paris says Mrs. Wilso ] will come to Europe with Presider
 Wilson.
 Victor Boret, minister of provision
 in an interview at Paris said he hope I the food condition of France agai ' would be normal at Easter | The municipal council of Paris wi = request parliament to adopt a la s granting suffrage to women, accordin T to Le Petit Parisien.