Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-20

The Baldwin Locomotive Works re- ceived an order from the Government for 800 consolidation type locomotives.
 The Hungarian lower house, of the Diet rejected the governments meas ure giving the right to vote to wo- men. q
 A bipIane carrying mail between Bud apest and Vienna fell from an alti- tude of 1000 feet killing two occup- ants.
 The War Trade Board announced that the Shipping Board has allotted a ship to carry coffee from Brazil to the United States.
 George M. Conan has been commits stoned major of the 2nd Battalion of the theatrical unit of the New York police reserves.
 Return of the Nobel Peace Prize fund donated by Theodore Roosevelt to es- tablished the Foundation for National Peace was voted by members of the board of trustees.
 Swift & Co. in a petition to the Sen ate denied the charge of profiteering made against them by the Federal Trade Commission
 c. w. Nash of the Nash Motors Co.,, Kenosha, Wis., was appointed as sistant to John D. Ryan, director of aircraft production.
 Surface cars of Chicago will operate on the skip stop" arrangement to conserve coal. The cars will stop only eight times in a mile. Labor unrest in Argentine which has 1 been causing concern for the last few months has been aggravated by the strike by 5O,OOO workers.
 The Knights of Columbus announced that E. w. Dickerson, president of the disbanded Western Baseball League, is going abroad as a secretary.
 One passenger was killed and 15 seri- ously injured when the Kansas City Florida special on the Frisco railroad was derailed near Thayer, Mo.
 Major General Crozier former Chiei l of Ordnance has been assigned to the command of the Northeastern Depart ment with headquarters at Boston.
 The loss of steamship Columbia or the Illinois river which resulted in the loss of more than 100 lives was charg- ed against the captain and the pilot
 Licenses of ten New Bedford sugar dealers were suspended by Henry B Endieott, state food administrator, fol violations of the food administra tioI irules.
 The entire library of Daniel Butle Fearing, who died recently at New port, R. l., is to be presented to liar yard university, under the terms 0 his will.
 Two hundred and twenty eight thou sand acres of land in the Dixie Ma tional forest were thrown open by or der of the President under the Home stead laws.
 Twelve thousand London wome l teachers are threatening to go on strike unless their salaries are in creaseed. They charge that the helped men win increases.
 Further revision of import restric tions was forecast in Ottawa, when
 became known that a more extensiv scheme of licensing than is now in OF !. creation would be adopted. Three million bushels of coal fc t southern markets including Cincinna l and Louisville, will go down the Obi g river from Kanawha, W. Va, tn t week on an artificial wave.
 Herbert Hoover, food administrato g told President Wilson that the Uni Q ed States fed the world this yeST wit D 3,O11, 100000 pounds of meat and ia l and 340,S00,00O bushels of cereals. = With a view of increasing the prc
 duction of destroyers for the Nav 3 representatives of private shipyarC held a conference in Washington vii . Secretary Daniels and bureau chief y Wallace Mace, for ten years a trail e CT of Yale athletes and at times an a
 sistant coach, was commissioner fir e lieutenant in the aviation service r give physical training to men at Mi n cola.
 if The Knights of Columbus commi y h terday that it would extend the sco n of it's work by aiding in the care h American prisoners interned in Swift e erland
 a Army officers and men while priso
 CTS of war are entitled to full pay al Y all allowances including family allo Is ments by a ruling of the controller IS donated by Theodore Roosevelt to e l. the Treasury.
 A commission to investigate indu
 trial conditions in Porto Rico was r
 commended to President Wilson
 Secretary Baker Charges of incor
 potency in labor handling were ma
 by Samuel Gompers, president of t r American Federation of Labor. n PRINCE LICHNoWSKY
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