Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-26
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Germany has barred royalty to can
d1dacy for president.
Manitoba reported cutting Of the
1 wheat crop had begun.
I Bank of France shows an increase
in gold holdings of 139,30S francs.
Total reserves of Bank of England
dropped ES72.O00. in week. Bullion
dropped 6 E373,00O.
| General Motors Corporations net
profits for three months ending March
81 were $24, 4,365,144
| American Smelling e. Refining Co.
raised price of lead from IA cents
to b cents a pOnud.
Commercial Gable Co. announced
messages in code or cipher will be ac-
cepted for Holland.
bar silver was quoted at 81 7-9
pence an ounce in London. New York
| quoted silver at $1.07 IA.
Russian troops in Oneso district of
Archangel reported to have mutinied
and joined the Bolsheviki
Chicago and Eastern Illinois wants
| S5,00O,000 compensation from the gov
ernment instead of $4,000, 900.
Danish railway interests are report
ed to have placed an order for SO To-
| comotiyes in the United States
Gold coin amounting to $16o,o00
was withdrawn from the sub treasury
| for shipment to South America
I 0ffNaIt dPPOIHtcQ -. l.. ftSneF,
president of the board of education,
| anna bssador to the United States.
| French food ministry says that it
| mas not yet had to consider the even
| tual1ty of issuing bread tickets again.
M. Ribot, replying to a statement of
| the minister of finance, said prohibi-
ton on imports in Paris were remov-
| ed.
M. klotz, French minister of fl
nance, says new loan was decided on.
| but favorable time will be awaited to
| float it.
Western Union Telegraph Co. an
nounced censorship restrictions were
Withdrawn on messages to and from
| Norway.
| Officials of the Leavenworth (kan-
| sas) prison for soldiers declare they
will force the $500 inmates on strike
to work.
+ 1t is announced in London the Brit
| ish government prohibited Welsh coal
shipments except on order from the
Commercial Gable Co. announced
Chill lifted the censorship on cable
grams from countries which have lift
ed censorship.
time prohibition in Philadelphia five
saloonkeepers, one a woman, and two
bartenders were arrested.
Silver mines in Cobalt, Ont. closed
increased wages and shorter working
! hours and better working conditions.
Much of the northwest has been un-
der pail of smoke from the grass,
brush and forest fires which were
burning in Montana, Idaho and Wash
ington.
Navy rifle range at Caldwell, N. j.,
was almost entirely submerged by the
flooding of the Passaic river. Nation
al rifle matches were to be held there
in August.
American packers, it is reported, are
importing Mexican cattle to relieve
demands of exhausting of meat sup
ply in United States through export
alton to Europe. .k,,-+,.. ,s.,s.f
Mexieo City papers report General
Carranza refused to accept the resig-
commander OF the southwestern mill
itary zone.
A report from Paterson, NJ. j, says
mill interests abandoned their fight
on Amaigamated Textile Workers OF
America. from organizing 10000 en-
ployeS of the silk mills.
Fifty men were injured and between
100000 and $1,0O0,000 damage done
when series of gasoline explosions
occurred in the plant of the Texas
Oil Co. al Bayonne, N. ].
Chicago city council passed an or
dlnance providing for the expenditure
of $18,0oO,000 for the electrification. of
South Shore development.
French regiment was attacked by
Bulgarians as it was landing at Lom
Palanlla, on the Danube. A fight took
place which lasted for three hours
Three French soldiers were killed
George Cushing, managing director
of the American Whole sale Coal As
sociation, told the house rules COM
mittee the public would be to blame
for the probable shortage this winter
British schooner Victory Chimes, a
threemaster, of about 500 tons, which
left Perth Amboy with a cargo of case
oil for a British port, went ashore on
NJ 90
Baltic commission of the peace con-
ference presented a report recon-
mending Aaland Islands between
nations.
A strike of keepers and, matrons in
the Tombs and other New York City
prisons and the employees of the court
of special sessions is threatened un-
less demands for wage advances are
granted.
According to the Paris Temps,
Greece and Italy reached an agree
Thrace, which seems to extend to |
other regions where Italian and Greek |
interests meet.
Prosecution of governments cases |
against packers, it is understood will |
be among the first of the antitrust |
cases to be pressed by the department |
of justice when the supreme court |
next October.
Corporation Counsel Burr filed ap-
plication for a rehearsing of the re- I
cent public service corporation ruling |
that on and after August 1 a two-cent |
charge will be made for transfer tick
cts on SO of the 113 surface lines of |
G. M. StradeIman, vice president of
the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., own
ers of the dirigible balloon which cost
13 lives and injury to % persons when
it exploded over Chicago, issued a
statement saying the company will