Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-25
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 sd troops are marching on Kiev,
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 "A new natural gas field was discov- ted in southern Albert. Lloyd George promises Irish set clement as election pledge. American Nitrate-Potach Corpora ton granted charter in Delaware. | Conservation of manufacture of mems straw hats was removed.
 Sugar is selling for 40 cents pound and coffee at $6 apound in Luxem- burg.
 Every sick and wounded American soldier will be home within two
 Restrictions on storage of soft eial were lifted by Fuel Administrator Garfield
 An explosion Of munition trains in Belgium caused the death of 1,500 persons.
 War Industries Board decided to continue maximum prices of quick silver.
 Surrender of the German fleet places America second in world sea powers.
 Food Administration decided to ex- clude light hogs for utilization n ex- port trade
 King George proposes to have .an annual review of the Amrican and British fleets
 Wilson entourage may be housed in portable barracks in Tuilleries during | peace conference. Foch, Qemenceau and Poineare will attend solemn entry into Strassburg, Alsace, on Dec. 8.
 The new oil law to be presented to Mexican Congress will be modified to protect American holders
 Anaeonda Copper Go. closed con- tract to furnish British government with l,200, 900 pounds of copper rods Fuel Administrator Garfield warned coal operators output must be increas ed. Seizure of mines threatened. Senate committee on commerce will probe United States shipbuilding plan Wooden craft is part of program at- tackled.
 "My. heart breaks, God bless you.' said exTcrown princes wife, present ing gifts to servants as she departed for Denmark.
 Price of North American arain ir Paris dropped nearly 50 per cent South American wool went off $2S.7 from last reports.
 Five negro laborers of the Burea, Of Engraving and Printing. at Wash. ington, are under arrest charged witt theft of notes being printed. i Tewfik Pasha, Turkish Premier. i, an interview, said he wished the F,n. tente Powers would lend some admin. lstrators and advisers to Turkey.
 Lord Robert Cecil, Under Secretar tof State for Foreign Affairs. in Grea Britain, resigned His resignatio, was accepted by Premier LIoyt George.
 Mrs. Elliott Fitch Shepard receive. the Metallic de Reconnaissance. O gold, from French War Office fo nursing French soldiers and aidin; refugees.
 Demands for 25 cents an hour in crease in pay was made by 500 packing employees of Chicago. Tn demand will be considered by ,Judg Alschuler, arbitrator. '
 War Industries Board is nreparin, sd 10 ace its force of I coo clerks mostly women All will receive tyy, weeks pay with leave and expense to their homes. Two government inspectors testi fled before the Senate Inyestigatiol } Committee in it's investigation of tn } Gillespie explosion, Morgan, N. ] that many rules were violated in tn 7 plant while they were on duty.
 Identity of seven more soldier vie tlms of the American steamer Otrant was learned by the War Department The British navy used the los steamer Campania for seapIane carrying ship for some time. Governors Whitman, sf New Yorl and Cox, of Ohio are to take part ii a great victory celebration in Toronto I Canada.