Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-16
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 The Rumanian oil fields are to be ceded to Hungary.
 Henry Ford's U-boat chasers will be known as eagles" . Secretary Baker and Arthur J. Bal four conferred in Paris.
 General Dumhadze, commandant of the harbor of Vladivostok committed suicide
 The fifth national Italian war loan closed with subscription of five billion lire.
 The Delaware House voted 27 to 6 to ratify the Federal Prohibition amendment.
 Miss Winano c. Martin, of Rockville Center. N. T., was killed during an air raid in France
 John Gray for fifty years publisher of the Old Farmers Almanac is dead atMelrose, Mass.
 One man was killed and two serious ly injured by armed bandits in an auto at Cleveland.
 Columbia University is offering courses in vegetable gardening and home fruit growing.
 Miss Della c. Torrey, favorite aunt of former President Taft, is critically i'll at Millburn, Mass.
 The Shipping Board let contracts for ten steel ships 3, 3,500 tons each to the McDaugal- Duluth company of Duluth. The court of revision rejected the plea of Bolo Pasha to postpone the death sentence and ruled that he must die. The fate of national suffrage hangs on only a few votes in the senate. A poll shows that the suffragettes claim 68 votes.
 Meat exports to the allies may be l doubled by arrangements of the Food Administration with the allied repre- sentatives.
 l Secretary Baker, while in France will take up with General Pershine the question of publishing details oi l casualties.
 Scores of families were driven iron l their homes and industries paralyze6 | as the result of flood at Hornell | New York.
 General Theodore s. Peck, presiden
 of the Society of the Army of thu
 Potomac died at his residence
 Burlington, Vt.
 Newspaper men were held to be en H titled to enrolment in class 3 in tn
 draft list in decision reached by tn
 Syracuse Draft Board. U The Democratic Party named Mir:
 Edna Noble for Mayor of Governeul
 N Y, and other. women for all ,othe municipal offices to, be filled.
 An amendment to the state consti tuition conferring suffrage on wome was lost in the Mississippi senate yes terday. on a tie vote, 21 to- 21.s
 The American Woolen plant an
  the wages of it's 30 900 employees i New England and New York. H George F. Finch, Jr, of Syracus' vice president of August Finck's Son Leather company, is under arrest i Omaha, on a charge of forgery. Hundreds of barrels of flour wer
 destroyed by fire believed to be in
 cendiary in the plant of the Gener; Baking company, at Cleveland. The navy has again requested owr CTS of binoculars to lend them Uncle Sam. They will be received ; No 7S Broad street, New York.
 The MeGiil University of Montre e, has decided to confer the degree : doctor of laws on James M. Beck f. ,, his advocacy of the allied cause. | Hugo R. Beyer was arrested at Pitt e burgh and sent to Georgia for inter- S ment during the war. He was en o ployed in the Westinghouse factol d State Department reports fro 2 Stockholm state that several Amer t cans who left Finland on board e neutral ship after German occupatit 2. were arrested.
 if Five American sailors, rescued fro = sinking hulk of bark and land'
 at Malaga, Spain, by barkentine. a !. rived at an Atlantic port aboard ;
 Italian steamer.
 . Authorization Was given the Yves ern Union Telegraph company by | U Brazilian government for the layil e of two cables from Rio de Janeiro Q two other points. Il Declaring that in vision that G 'l had instructed him not to go to W. T. Hayden Morgan. 23, Scranton mi y ister. notified the draft board that u would not appear for examination. IS The same group of paeifists al = near -pacif1sts in the House, who car 1 near causing the defeat of the sele ,r tive draft bill at the last session ' congress, are delaying the second drs 'e call.
 Mayor Daniel w. Hoan was remov st as chairman of the County Council 4oi1