Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-29
Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 Union of Subway Employees of Paris plans to call a general strike Nov. 1.
 Sixty first anniversary of the birth was observed in Washington.
 Quaratnines were established in Ru- mania and Greco because O., plague. :
 The Prince of Wales arrived at Montreal for a five days visit
 Reports were received at Viborp, Fin land, that naval battle occurred off kTonStadr.
 A new voluntary loan will be issued before 1920 bearing 12 per cent. in- terest, it was announced in Italy.
 BIasco Vicente Ibanez, Spanish au- thor arrived at New York on the steamship La Lorraine, from Hayre.
 Gov. Goodrich, of Indiana, will not call a conference of Governors to deal with the coal strike situation, he announced.
 Sudden death of Field Marshal Ven Haesler. Germany veteran soldier and strategist, was reported in the Lokal Anzeiger.
 Gov. Cox suspended Mayor Poor man of Canton, because of alleged in efficient handling of the steel strike riots in that city. English government suffered defeat last week, was amended in the House of ommons and adopted.
 Chilean Government ordered a fleet of warships to proceed to the Peruvi- an coast because of the hostile agi- tation of the latter country.
 Queen Victoria, of Spain on her way to England, arrived at Juyisey, east of Paris, where her train was switched to the northern railway.
 Socialists of Milwaukee planned to Victor Berger as a candi- l date for Congress if he is unseated for his conviction under espionage act.
 Lieut.. Col Porte who planned an Atlantic flight in the seaplane Amer | of the war, died at Brighton, England |
 Reports from RevaI announced Gen eral Yudenitch. leader of the anti |
  Petrograd and recaptured Kra3noe- i SeId.
 Louis Leavitt, manufacturer of white 1 lead. was arrested by United States Marshal Power in Brooklyn, charged i with hoarding 100000 pjunds of ba- con.
 Two new bus lines started in Brook lyn One runs from Park Slope dis trict to Borough Hall and the other from Williamsburg to Long Island City.
 War Department announced supply of Browning rifles reached point where they can be distributed to the | National Guard as well as the regular army
 Argentine steamship Guarny, of l,2oo tons, which put in at Barbados on Aug. 30 in disabled condition, was burned to the waters edge in the harbOr.
 Clarence Maekay, president of the Cable Co.,, announced of an additional cable inc between America and Japan. It will take two years.
 DeIavan Smith of Lake crest, Ill.,, oi lne ,.idianapoiis News; was ar-,.rte1 at e,dianapolis by United
  Grand Jury IndIClmelit
 Miss Marie Empress, favorite of the London music halls, was reported a supposed suicide" to United States Customs officers when the Cunard liner Orduna arrived without her
 An early closing oF ths contract for he purchase by the Navy Depart nent of the British rigid airShip R-3S. a n Q world in England, is expected.
 Supreme Court upheld conviction of David Lamar on charges of conSpir- ng to prevent manufacture and ship nent of munitions to the Allies. He was sentenced to IS months imprison- nent.
 fought a pitched battle with bricks and pistols in the street leading to Bush Terminal, in Brooklyn. ourteen men were arrested. Two dockmen were shot
 Rumors are in circulation in Paris hat Theodore Chaliapine, noted Rus 'ian opera singer, was killed by the 3olSheviki.
 War Department announced regu- ar army is ten per cent. below the number authorized for the present iscal year. The total was placed at ,47,787 men.
 Department of Justice agents ar eSted J. KubyaSki, chief mate of the teamship Kerlew. and 8 mess boy. on charge of smuggling whiskey into his country. They were arrested at he foot of sgd street, Brooklyn.
 Three airpianes containing 5000 oses donated by the Wo1nan's Roose- 'elt Memorial Association, left Hazel lurst Field, L. l., to drop the roses on he roof of the house the late Col. roosevelt was born in on Fifth ave- tue and 22nd. street. 1