Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20
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Oregon will appropriate $25o,ooo to
aid discharged soldiers and sailors
Ten Y. M. c. A. candy facto
were transferred to A. E. contro'
The Health Department reports
fluenza again on the wane.
The Greek army will be demobiIized
this month.
Berlin hotels and restaurants have
started an anti-tip campaign
Chicago "movie" operators have
threatened to go on strike.
Emperor Charles of Austria is
reported III.
The 1919 thrift campaign was
launched
Jorge Melendez has been elected
President of Salvador.
A death house for women has been
completed at Sing Sing.
The American Navy conveyed 1,720,-
800 men overseas during the war.
The Yale mobile hospital unit has
sailed for home on the steamer Melita
Ali Argentina strikers, save the ship
ping strike have been called off.
Cuban railway workers went on
strike.
Formosa's sugar cane area will be
222, 900 acres, a decrease of 10 per
cent.
Director of Railroads Hines says
each line will purchase its own coal,
Washington reports intimate next
war loan will open April 6.
| international General Electric Co.,
Inc, of New York City was chartered
! The capital is $4,000 900.
Spanish Government published de-
cree suspending constitutional guar
! antees in the province of Barcelona.
The League of Nations Association
has protested the secrecy of the Peace
| Conference.
The battIeshps Iowa, Indiana and
| Massachusetts have been converted
! into training ships.
A number of reVolvers and some
ammunition belonging to Sim Feiners
| have been seized in London.
George w. Perkins, chairman of the
Y. NJ. c. A. finance committee, is il
with bronchial pneumonia in Paris.
The House adopted provision oi
the legislative appropriation bill di-
recting the Secretary of Treasury tC
abolish sub treasures.
Preference in the employment o.
Government employees will be giver
discharged soldiers and sailors under
a bill favorably decided by the House
The Ohio Public Utilities Commits.
sion rejected the order of McAdoC
providing for an increase in zone
express rates in Ohio.
Dr. Antonio de Bustamente, profes
sOr of international law. has beer
named Cuban delegate to the Peace
Conference.
Carrying troops from France, thu
battleships Louisiana and New Hamp
shire have been diverted from New
port News, Va. to New York.
Oil wells sunk in the churchyard o
: Merriman Baptist Church in For
Worth, Tex, insure the church of
! 100000 annual income.
, Mexico will never consent to tn
sale of Lower California to the Unitet
States, Governor Estabian Cantu o
that province stated.
Christina will hold a Norwegian
American exposition from Sept. 10 t
Sept. "a, where all kinds of America
export merchandise will be shown.
Tuesday has been fixed by the Sin
Feiners as the day the Irish Re
publican Parliament is to meet j
Dublin.
, Sir Albert Stanley, president of Lon
D., don Board of Trade, promised a depu
tatiOn of manufacturers that restrict
, ions on the imports of foreign manu-
features will be established afte
March.
One hundred thirty seven standar
/ steamers under construction by tn
, British Government were purchase
/ by Lord Inchcape and Sir Owen Phil
Iips, who will resell them withou
profit.
Department of Commerce was ad
vised that the British Government ha
O negotiated for one billion square fee
: of Canadian lumber Of all grades va
= uc at $4,000. 600.
Sentences ranging from one to te
n years Imprisonment were imposed b
d United States District Judge F. /
: Rudllin Of Spokane on 43 of the
defendants in the I. W. w. cases
Sacramento. Cal
Thonas Reagan, 40, ii Chicopee
Mass. was tcunG dead in led at Ne
=, Britain o. gas poisoning A gas j.
=, was open. Tho medical eNar;iner sal
death waE accidental.
James ri. McMulin OF East Bosto
,, died al thc Relief hospital 2esterda
- Of injuries sustained in ~ hur/-n
= Of 4 mclasses tank on C"mmerci'
street last Wednesday. His IS Il
fourteenth death that has resulte