Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-20
Condensed TeIeqrams

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 Newspaper paper production in Mo- vember was 113,2SS tons.
 Detroit Edison will issue $2.6o0 GOO | bonds to stockholders at par. ] Cardinal Mercier of BeIqium will | visit the United States next spring. Because or congestion at stocI<yards | an embargo was put on all fresh load | lngs of hogs for Chicago.
 Reports in the coffee trade that the | Shipping Board all oted five steamers Tor South America caused optimism. i | senator New or Indiana introduced Dill prohibiting the display of the red nag throughout the United States. Disturbances are reported at Balboa and Barcelona, Spain. The king sus- pended parliament indefinitely. National Ginners' Association esti- mated that 10,215,000 bales of cotton 1 were ginned up to Dec. 13. Loans to farmers by the Federal
 Farm Loan system in November were i $S,079,605.
 Iron ore stocks in the Sharon and Youngstown districts are sufficient to last through 1919.
 | During the war 40,00o,0oo tons of cereals and 6,000,O00 tons of meat were I shipped from Chicago.
 After six months service, with a
 machine gun. company in Europe,
 Lieutenant Royal c. Johnson, men-
 Der or the house from South Dakota, yesterday resumed his seat. Officials of the Young Mems Christian Association will thoroughly investigate complaints by wounded , soldiers returning from France the
 manner in which it's activities abroad
 are being conducted.
 John w. Davis, the new American ambassador to Great Britain, pre- ' sented his credentials to King George at Buckingham Palace. l The Danish Minister at Petrograd, r accompanied by the official personnal of his legation, left that city. l A coalition cabinet, with Albert n Gutierrez in charge of Foreign Affairs = was announced for Bolivia. = John c. Calhoun, grandson of the l American statesman, died in New e York from heart failure. e Senator Lodge denied the report ir
 the Paris ''Matin.'' saying he favored = the plan for a league of nations. e By vote Of 50 to 12 the Senate ap. e roved the child labor section of the f 1919-20 revenue bill, levying prohibi- t tive taxes upon profits from child la - bor
 h Exports of gold in the month ended
 4NON- 4O u YI5O1 t3OVVs III y ports for the same time amounted tt l. $1,479,000
 't House ways and means con1mitte' e favors plan of Secretary McAdoo t
 extend loans to the amount of S1, ,500 y 000,Oo0 to the Allies after peace. IT American steamer Millinocket, iron Is Baltimore Nov. 13, arrived at Englant te Dec. 9, with cargo of wheat. A pro a peller was missing.
 A 24-pound cod fish caught off Nan
 tucket was shipped to Paris as gif a to President Wilson for his Ney l. Years dinner.
 l. SeWAaaT- seven war workers, who ex er pect t5 be assigned to duay with tn l. American Army of Occupation, saile
 from Boston for Liverpool aboard tn
 White Star liner -Canopic
 The number of students at Bosto N university has grown in seven year 4 from 1347 to 3792. g. The assignment of Rev John { l. Mccarthy of Manchester, N. H., . r- chaplain of the Portsmouths Nav S. Yard was announced. a-i All the public schools in Marble o,. head, Mass, were closed because t- the illness of many teachers and pJ he pils,
 ,3f of with food and supplies for the arm ad with food and supplies for the arm 3,s of occupation are crossing the Rhir n- daily with German crews.
 Transfer of Rrisadier General Sec -i- in command of Camp Dix, N. J., n- command of Camp Greenleaf,' Ga, "; s. announced in army orders. ,te Reports that there was settlsmel it. between the Vatican and the Quirin
 and here is a possibility of the Pol ,a+ leaving the Vatican were denied. nnA khaueavaI ..t0rLrit st. in two abandoned Scotch distilleri sr- made 60,O0O mines which were laid le) the North Sea.
 Mobilization of the Esthonian arm st. with the encouragement of the Ali lid and with view to combating inva mn ion by the Germans, has been accon ain plished.
 rt- Perfection by John M. Browning Ib- machine gun for airplanes so tn ms the f1ier can by pressing trigger fl
 $500 shots a minute was announc
 at Ogden, Utah, by the inventor.
 Captain Laning of the Bureau sS Navigation told the House naval cor
 mittee that the entire American Ma iiIy ary cannot be brought home before Ja , ,an 1, 1920.
 .5. :an Edward McNaIIy, vice president '--e the Marconi Wireless Co., told t 4 House merchant marine commit vi; that 25 wireless stations in Mexi ,vo were under German control during t 7an war. '"N Colonel Henry ?: Lindsley, newl oss appointed director of the Bureau the War Risk Insurance, said he wot md personally investigate charges ma CT against the bureau by members
 Congress.
 arv Representative Darrow of Penns, his vania introduced a bill demandi for trial and punishment of William Il l henzollern and every one aSsocla sSl. ], - with him in the violation of the | er- of nations and the committing and brutal atrocities ln the war ork --------
 sPELLAcY LEGAL ADVISOR