Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-19

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 The Railroad Commission comniet- ed its recommendations for wage in creases for railroad employees.
 eepresident Henry stuphen of the Submarine Boat Corporation announc- ed that the 18th keel was laid.
 Andre Tardieu has been reappoint- | ed French high commissioner to the United States for the third successive | term
 The names of one American killed l in action one missing. three who died | of wounds, appeared on the Canadian list.
 An earthquake said to have been the most violent in decade in Eureka, Cal, shook that city. No damage re- suited.
 The famous leaning Virgin at the top of the noted Albert (France) Cathedral was shot down by German artillery.
 The War Department announced that it has enough, chapiains in the Ser vice. No more applicants will be ac- cepted. '-.
 
 Berlin newspapers announce the for nation of a new political party, called the German Workmen's and Emper- prs Party"
 The Dutch government is prepared to accept the wheat offer of the Unit ed States according to Foreign Mini ster Loudon.
 City officials of Chicago declare war
 conditions and the spread of thrift will cause 1000 saloons in the city
 to close by May 1. Jacob Asne, 4e publisher of the
 Utica Sunday Tribune and Utica Her
 ald- Dispatch died. Agne was promin-
 ent as an architect.
 Supreme Court Justice Asphalt, of
 Brooklyn, issued warning to New
 Workers seeking divorces in Brooklyn
 not cross the bridge.
 A messenger at Fairbanks Alaska, announced that Vi1hjalmur Steffansson
 the explorer is suffering from typhoid fever at Herschel Island. | l Two employees of the United States
 Gauge O.. at Philadelphia, charged
 with tampering with gauges for the Government were interned.
 Governor Whitman signed the Sil-
 vers bill substituting the New York IGuard for the State National Guard;
 now in the Federal service.
 I A committee of the Commons charg- Ia q. IA: with wasting public funds in award
 ing contracts for war supplies.
 Ruth Wasson is charged in Syracuse with fradulent use of mails She ad- , vertised for a husband and secured , money through appealing love notes. Choice. fat buIlocks sold at the Chi Fl cago stock yards for SIPS a hundred pounds yesterday, the highest price fol April in the history of the local mar ket.
 Representative McFadden, of Penn sylvania, introduced a resolution tc 2 have the Star Spangled Banner I made the national anthem "by Iegisla. < tion."
 Dominic Gaetano, a Winsted cob bier, was held under bonds of $1,O0O il f borough court today for trial in tn = superior court on a charge of biga , my.
 Government operation of barges o1 i the Erie Canal in conjunction witt I railroad transportation was announced at the office of Director General Mo l Adoo.
 Mary Pickford and Douglas Fair f i banks, the filra stars, reported in . comes within speaking distance of $1 l O00.OO0. Marys is larger than Fair ; banks.
 D Experts boring in the Brown distrie :, of the Queensland mines report tha they. have proved that within an arei : of one square mile there is p, 900 e0 tons of coal
 Three hundred worknen at tn ? Abendroth foundry, Portchester, N. Y , compelled Louis Dundas, a Hungarian : to get down on his knees and kis 5 the American flag Il Sarah Bernhardt has failed to pa, S a balance of $5,700 on a diamond [ studded watch, chain and bar pin : accOrdlnS to New Ork ' 1eWelel ' who filed an attachment. Il The railroad administration is pre-
 pared. to ask for large coal freigh
 rate increase if the Fuel Administra
 ton stands pat on it's decree requirin
 the railroads to pay the Government r price for coal.
 ul Ninety five per cent of the peopl '" of the United States are willing t
 tentrust the President with all tn power he needs for carrying on tn II war;. Senator Becknan, told the Sen e ate in discussing the Overman bill. t IFRslGHT GAR DERAiLED
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