Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04

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 Radiun was placed on export con servation list.
 The Teutonic powers will detFrone King Ferdinand of Roumania.
 Investigation of the army aviation was urged by the Senate.
 Applications for passports will be 1 held up for at least seven days by the State Department
 Field Marshal Haig in a message to | Queen Mary said his army will fight | until full victory is achieved D
 Chinese troops are moving toward | the Fulkien- Wang Tung border to be- 1 gin an offensive against rebels.
 The Earl of Derby has presented his credentials to President Poncaire as ambassador from Great Britain.
 When the next potato crop is gath cred in Great Britain part of it will be put aside to make potato flour.
 Two men were killed and one in- Jured in a ire on board the steamship New Shoreham at an Atlantic port.
 The Syracuse Building Employers Association granted five cents an hour increase demanded by striking brick layers.
 The Food Administration issued a warning to ice prof1teers and served notice it would not stand for any price increase.
 William G. Coxe, new supervisor of Government ship5uilding yards along the Delaware, began his work in Phila- delphia.
 Flower sales will be held on Mon day throughout tle United States The proceeds will go to destitute Belg- ian families.
 Henry L. Haines, cashier of the Farmers National Bank of Gloucester, N. J., was arrested on a charge of e1nbezzlement.
 An investigation was begun into the fire at the auditorium, Vineland, N J. Warnings against patriotic celebra- tions were given.
 A Chinese gunboat carrying Prem fer Yuan Chi-Jui up the Yang-tse- Kiang, collided with a Chinese steam CT. The steamer sank
 Abe Buzzard, leader of the Welsh Mountain band, Pa, was sentenced to not less than six years imprisonment for stealing chickens.
 Albert B Kerr, of New York, was appointed general counsel in the new bureau of housing and transportation by Secretary Wilson.
 Senator PheIan told the Senate Mines Committee he believed a bomb was planted in the cargo of the col Her Cyclops, which is missing.
 The German Minister of War has ordered an inventory of all bronze statues throughout the Fatherland Bells of churches are included.
 Trench shelters are being construct 1 ed along the main avenues in Paris tc escape airplane bombs. Three thou sand bombproof cellars are now in use 1 Germany established martial law ir View, capital of the Ukraine. Officials were arrested on a charge that they l were too weak to maintain the govern ment.
 Frederick Fedodoff and Tony Tachir natives of Russia, were convicted o seditious utterances in Jersey City Tachin was formerly an I. W. W member.
 The class of 1909 Naval Academy 0 Annapolis will erect a tablet in Mem
 orial Hall in honor of it's member
 who have lost their lives lighting fo
 their country.
 Vigorous denial was made at tn White House of a runor that Secret
 ary Lansing would be detailed t
 Europe by President Wilson on special mission.
 The War Department announce that the health in the army continue to show improvement. Deaths las week were 251 compared with PTS fo fba nrPUjnUS week A committee of automobile men wi
 confer with Bernard Baruch, chair man of the War Industries Board i Washington, on Monday on the limita 2 tion of production. , Flying Cadet Nicholas HeaIey wa | instantly killed and Cadet O'Hanle sustained a broken ankle as a resu of an airplane accident at La Joll; near San Diego, Calf. : Homer Whited, one of Pershins 5 fifty, sent to America to help the Lii erty Loan was cheered by 10000 z Q Yonkers as he threw an efhgy of tt Il Kaiser into the river. }. Lieut.. William Von Bricken, former ly military attache of the Germa consulate in San Francisco, who plead
 ed guilty to conspiring to overthro 2 British rule in India, was sentence to two, years imprisonment. Rev. Dr.. William P. Ladd was cleo
 ed dean of the Berkeley Divinit
 school by the board of trustees !; fMiddletown yesterday to succeed tf late Samuel R. Hart, who died in Fet