Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-12
Condensed TeIegrams

Anaconda's copper output in Octo- Der was 23, ,609 pounds.
 Names of 59 more men held prison CTS in German camps were announced.
 Purchase of War Savings and Thrift stamps in New York to date amounts to s33. .4S0 694.
 War Industries Board decided the present prices for burlap are to re- in effect until May l.
 Government orders for aviation, gasoline, amounting to 50,000 barrels a month, were cancelled.
 fulfilled orders on the books of the United States, Steel Corp. amount to 8 353,2s3 tons for October
 Philadelphia Federal Reserve Banks total reserve for the week ended Nov. 8 amounts to $131,273,660.
 The 7,0Go-ton steel steamer bio was launched at the Downey shipyards in Arlington, Staten Island, N. Y.
 Shipments of fresh ard cured meats from Chicago for the week ended Nov g amounted to 48 373,000 pounds.
 Food Administrator Hoover is going to Europe at the request of President Wilson to help the people of liber- ated nations.
 Railroad Administration announced that in August, 1918, railroads handled 2,000,000 tons of freight one mile more than in August, 1917. War Industries Board, Food Admin istration and other government bodies may remain in existence until normal conditions are restored ] Major- General Omar Bundy, recent commander of the fifth Army Corps in France was assigned to command of Camp Pike, Arkansas. Orders were given for the arrest of l cY1I-o If 1 Charles of Austria. Max was report ed seen leaving the country.
 Fuel administrators in New Eng 1 land appealed to Garfield to reduce the coal supply from 30,000 GOO tons l to 27,300,000 because of conservation ! measures.
 Swiss Federal Council has broken off relations with the Russian Soviet Mission becaue of the revolutionary propaganda of the latter in Switzer- land
 Quebec representatives of the I'm. perial Munitions Board received or ders to stop installing gun fittings or ships and stop providing gun crews lQuarters.
 !. Lieut.. Gordon V Moy, of PlainfieId N. J., reported missing in actiol
 Sept 26. returned to his squadron
 He is officially credited with bringing
 down three airplanes
 Assistant Secretary of the Treasur,
 Thomas B. Love announced that
 cost the government S1, 300 GOO to writ
 $36 250, ,00O, ,800 war risk insurance pol icies on soldiers.
 A special British mission is ii Washington in conference with com mittee on distribution of cotton. The
 are planning to have British spinner
 use more lower grade cotton. Alexander Munchie, chairman of tn
 Democratic Committee Of New Hamp shire, has filed a petition for a re count of votes in the senatoria ! election to fill the vacancy caused b
 the death of Jacob Gallinger. } Two soldiers were killed and a dog , en injured when a train carrying 1,20 ; football rooters from Camp Gran } Rockford, to Chicago colIded with
 regular passenger trian on the Chi cago Burlington X Quincy Railroad 3 ? Sugar Grove, H.
 Rev. Dr.. James ChampIin Fernalr !. clergyman, editor and author, died 2 l his home at Montclair N. J. ? William Bird negro, was take = from the jail at Sheffield, Ala, by mob of 100 men and hanged.
 Major Radcliffe Heedmance has suc : ceeded Colonel Charles A. Williams 2 - commanding officer of the Harvar : Student Army Training corps.