Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-24

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 The City Council has passed an or dlnance piacing Cleveland in the Cen 1 tral time zone.
 Soldiers on guard at Highland Falls, ] N. +. foiled a plot to rob the mali l pouches and a registered bag.
 More than 100000 boys between 1s | and 20 have enrolled in six states for farm work during the summer.
 The Guatemalan Congress voted to occupy the same position to the beli- gerents of Europe as does the United States
 Lieutenant Commander Newton Mansfield, in charge of recruiting for the navy, announced that 7S,o00 men are needed.
 The krupp Works in Germany em- ployed more than, 10000 persons in February, and 126,0O0 are now em- pleyed there,
 According to reports at Zurich, Count Czernin, who registered as Austrian foreign minister, may be en- voy to Berlin.
 Max Eastman, editor of the suppress sed Masses, on trial for violation of the espionage act says, Loyalty has no middle ground.'
 German authorities in Belgium is- sued decree directing the finances of the Flemish and Walloon districts be administered separately
 A readiustment, of the aircraft pro- gram was decidedly. on definitely by President Wilson. Secretary Baken was ordered to carry it out.
 Syracuse ministers declared that the churches will be unable while the city remains wet" to cooperate in food saving, as requested by Hoover. Production of bituminous coal for the week ending April 13 totaled l. 630,O00 tons, showing an increase of 17 per cent over the previous week
 Mrs. Mary Early McKean died at Nashua, N. H.. at the age of 1O1. Her only surviving relative is a grand nephew.
 Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes of New York was indicted by a federal grand jury at Kansas City, Mo-, on thre. ! counts of violation of the espionage act.
 Ia Vivian Manning. the seventh son soi 1 Governor Manning of South Carolina \ business and join the army as pri- Vate.
 l The bodies of three young men were recovered and. those of two others are being searched for in the wreck of the Southern Railroad train near Athens Tenn.
 Second Lieutenant Dinsmore Ely o1 Chicago, formerly of the Lafayette Els cadrille, died Sunday from injuries re ceived in an airplane accident il France.
 George Tukesbury, a private o
 Camp Meade, Md, shot himseI
 through the heart and died instantly
 He feared arrest for overstaying hi
 furlough.
 Pope Benedict will make anothe
 peace move as soon as the westefn of
 fensive has assumed a new phase, say
 the Neueste Machrichten of Munich
 Bavaria.
 Food shipments to the civilian popu lation of allied countries will be Sus
 pended ten days to allow 3,000,O0
 bushels of grain to be sent to tn Belgians.
 l r l to have stated that 90 per cent of tn I. w. w. men were foreign born, an
 70 per cent, can neither write nc z read English.
 George L. Record, candidate fC
 United States Senator from Ne
 Jersey, declared himself for the Fed
 eral prohibition amendment and WC :. man suffrage.
 The prolonged drouth in the sectio
 about Ballinger, Texas, is retardir
 farm work and may force the removi r of many farmers, as stock watSr f getting scarce.
 1 A large iron ore smeIter will I ' built in New Orelans by the owner e of the great Barringer ore fields | I S natural gas supply. The newspaper Nichi-Nichi of Tok e printed an article which claims tn; 1 there is an association of spies fro 1 Korea in Siberia. It says they wei i. paid German money.
 President Wilson signed the sabo age bill carrying penalties of $10,0t and thirty years imprisonment for dt struction of war materials or intel
 ference with war industries. V Six valuable dogs owned by Harl Rushton, wealthy dog fancier of Al
 bury Park were found dead from DO son today, at "Woodcraft Kennels ' One dog was valued at $5,000. $ Mrs. M. Sehrader of Los Angele :. Cal, seen in the company of an offic " at Fort Ogelthrope Ga., and arrestt y by Department of Justice agents, W; released after it was proven she W; not an enemy alien. .+ Fred Jones, a negro, charged wi " pro- German agitation among Sum r ter County negroes, was brought 4 Birmingham, Ala, for safe -keepin
 after officers rescued him from a mt n of whites and negroes at Eppe, be
 on lynching him. a DIsLoYALIsTs IN KANSAS
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 Walter cooperder, Farmer, w c