Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-24


 A report that Germany and Finland had reached a definite agreement reached the State Department.
 Senator Thomas in the Senate de- nounced profiteering and advocated legislation fixing maximum wage law.
 The Food Board has sent an appeal to restaurants, hotels and clubs ask ing them to stop selling broiler tur- keys
 Director of The United States Steel Corporation are scheduled to meet Tuesday next week to take action on the dividend.
 Teuton conspirators planned, even 1 after this country's entrance into the war, to use German reservists to in wade Canada and Mexico.
 |, The roundtrip fare between Newark and New York has been cut by the Railroad Administration to B cents. It was 27 cents each way. | General von Francois, commander of
 
 The Kaiser refused the resignation and gave him an honorary post The War Trade Board has annourc- ed the addition to the export conser- vation list of silverware containing nc tin, dried peaches and prunes.
 Lieut.. Rene Fonck in the last three days destroyed in aerial combat eight German airplanes. He is now off cially credited with 56 victories.
 President Wilson commuted to life Imprisonment the death sentence i'm posed on Private Albert E. Beaure gard by court martial for deserting.
 A Government order for ee,56O,OOt pounds of bacon and 134 O00,OOO pound of canned meat for the army was re ceived at the stock yards in Chicago Lieut. Culver, flying to BeImon ! Field, N. Y. from Philadelphia wit the mail 5000 feet high at go mile all hour, said he felt the extreme hea T Production in the United States ( Bristol type of fighting planes ha been discontinued after tests showin that the machine is not of militar value.
 The New York Produce Exchane j barred the firm of Klopstock & Co of r Battery Place, New York, fror the floor during the pleasure of tn board"
 The Municipal Council of Lemburg e Hungary, adopted reslution demand liaf1 Il, e rights of self-determination by tn : people.
 f RevoIts and mutinies of Czecho- SIal
 and Jugo- -Slavs in Bohemia and Hun I gary, reported unofficially in a LOT n don despatch hold important poss t. bilities.
 @ Arno Zimmerman, 30 years old, 3 German, was arrested in New York f. o insulting United States soldiers on O street car and sentenced to six montl
 in prison.
 a The restoration of the only bambt : organ in the Philippines built durir Q the Spanish occupation for the Belgis !, Church at Las Pinas, Rizal ProvinC l. has been completerd. e The censorship board has ruled tn = no outgoing communications written h German would be passed hereafte q with the exception of communicate = to prisoners of war.
 Germany has arranged with the Bo
 shevik Government for the protectit n of the German consulate in Petrogra German soldiers dressed in civilian a &I oaIy 1y-1
 An appeal for the immediate oper al tion by the Government of Cape G ,d Canal was wired by J. J. Storro of fuel administrator of New England, of Director McAdoo of the railroad. le The revocation of the general 1T in port license covering the importati le of commodities from Canada and Ne ne foundland which was to become effe le tive July 20 was postponed until Al ce Il.
 An unidentified aged woman " ee killed and three men injured when ed Erie railroad train of the Greenwo er; division struck an automobile at ca railroad crossing west of Little Fla ce N. J.
 Chairman Hurley of the Shippi
 Board renewed his request to Congr' E. for legislation which would prevent
 building or enlarging of shipyal ms without the sanction of the Cover
 ment. nd Thomas Nelson Perkins, a Bosi Ire lawyer was appointed an assistant est the secretary of war for purchase 3