Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-23

A minimum price for hogs on the Pacific Coast was arranged by pack ! CTS and the Food Administrator
 Secretary MeAdoo appointed former President William H. Taft head of the $1,000 Limit Club of Connecticut"
 Men of draft age married since May IS, 1917, should not be exempted from service, says Marshal General Crowder.
 Secretary Daniels asked Congress for authority to have the enlisted force of the navy increased to twice it's size
 The motorship Oregon, in distress and with it's deck load gone, is being lowed to Pacific port by another steamer.
 Regulations and protection of Alas kan fisheries is proposed in bill in- troduced by Delegate Sulzer of that territory,
 An American ship arriving at an Atlantic port brought three alien en- emies for internment at Fort Ogle- thorpe, Ga. Fishermen on the upper Mississippi have caught thousands of live turtles l and are storing them until the Lem ten season.
 Thirteen on-commissioned officers at Camp Aver, Mass, were reduced in rank and sentenced to hard labor for | six months.
 Miss Anita Patton, of San Marine, | Cal, denied the rumor that she was 1 going to be married to General John J. Pershing. / 1 Several thousand German troops are being sent to Belgium and many tons of munitions, indicating a big | drive is near.
 Many national banks with the name German" in them have applied to the controller of the currency to have the name eliminated
 The sale of War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps from Dec. i, 1917 until Jan. 1T, 1918, have reached a to- tai of s20,22s, 415..
 The War Trade Board announce: that the Government is negotiating for the chartering of Dutch ships ir
 New York harbor.
 Hawarden, the famous old Gladstone
 estate, is to be sold, because high taxes
 have made it impossible to keep it as
 the elder Gladstone desired. | The Standard Oil Co. of New Yorl
 announced an advance of 25 points 1T
 refined petroleum in cases for export
 making the price 1875 per gallon.
 Military guards were placed abou
 the Federal Building at San Juan, P
 R., in which are located offices of tn, l United States Insular Government. 1 Discontinuance for the duration 0 :, the war of the extra pay allowance
 der consideration at the war depart , ment. A Christiana dispatch to the Nation ; al Tdende says that the terms offeret by the United States cannot be ac : cepted for the shipping of food sup plies and ships.
 The embargo against shipments t
 Chicago has been removed by Tlinoi
 Central which reports its lines ope
 and traffic increasing with coal move ment nearly normal.
 President Wilson has given a.pproys and support to the nation wide cam paign for $soo,00 which the Nations Council of the Boy Scouts of Americ | will wage in February.
 William C. Hamilton, a private de . tective, was sentenced to prison on , charge of holding sailor until hi
 ship could leave port and then clair - a reward offered for deserters. C The strike cs negro freight handle, employed by contractors at New On
 leans in the trans shipments of 25,00t
 bags of Cuban sugar for points mort
 and east was settled yesterday. A coa! barge with 1000 tons of co, was saved from sinking at the Dalt zen Towing Co.'S piers in Greenevill 8 N. T., where the water which had 1eal
 ed into the barge was pumped out. g Waller Camp, trainer and Yale atf = letic director. has installed a new sy. Q tenn of training for the av'ators IS i tWs0Ey-uVe camps oH the Un!ted StaLt y which will cause fewer nervous breal = downs. e United States Senator w. S. Kenys d in an address at Ottawa, Ont.,. urgt l. the cutting of red tape and Il e speedy building of ships whether l. wood or steel to carry men, munitiol ,f and food to the allies. .-. n The post office department has SUI
 tained the decision of the postmast d at New York in excluding from tl l. second class mailing privileges |
 issues of the Irish World of Janua
 19, which contained editorial matt
 held obe in violation of the espio
 age act.
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