Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15
Condensed Ielegrams

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 Eight hour day was officially adopt ed by Spanish workers.
 President Wilson reported planning a message to be. delivered to Congress next month,
 Bar silver was quoted at se pence an ounces in London, compared with | 1.26% in New York.
 Spain accepted the invitation to send delegates to the congress of i students at Strasbourg.
 British steamer Talus, from Glas- gow, June IA for New York was
 War-tine operation of telephone. telegraph an cable systems of the country cost the United States $14,t1S. 2S7.
 Peace Conference received informa- tion from Sofia that the Bulgarian Government decided to accept and sign the peace treaty.
 Prince Sixtus of Bourbon de Parma
 
 cauld were married at the Church of St. Francis Xavier at Paris.
 Early Brassey, prominent English man who was knocked down by a cab in London a. few days ago, died from his injuries.
 Sir Thomas White former Minister of Finance of Canada. as appointed director of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.
 Demands for extradition of former King Ferdinand. of Bulgaria. his Pre- Iniei. ana z00 other state officials were made by the present Bulgarian Government.
 Cheaper shoes expected in England 1 in 1920 as result of an agreement of British boot makers to produce a standard boot.
 Two hunre operators na one hun 1 hundred representatives of the miners are expecte in Washington to attend | the conference.
 1 Twelve lives were lost when the French bark Colbert was run down in 1 the English Channel by the British steamer Duneric.
 German embassy at Madrid an- l nounced German government was ready to ship merchandise. especially
 dyestuffs. to Spain.
 American government taking steps l to prevent shipment of large supplies l of arms and ammunition purchased i by exico in Europe.
 | Gov. Frazier, of North Dakota, pro-
 claimed martial law in coal mining l districts and ordered mines taken ov- CT an reopened immediately. Socialists of the Fifth Wisconsin
 Congressional District nominated Vic tor L. Berger as the party candidate
 at the special election Dec. 19.
 w. E. sRaney, K. c. of Toronto |t well known prohibitionist and socia, \ reform. lawyer, accepted the position of Attorney General of Ontario. Sixteen ships totallins e2675 tons were delivered to the. Shipping Board by the Emergency Fleet Corporation
 the first ten days of November.
 Representatives of the employer. and workmen of Barcelona signed ( l definite agreement calling off the lock | out which had paralyzed industry. < According to Rolshevik wireless re l ports received at London. the Red e between Nov and 10 captured fou ell entire regiments of the Kolchak army el Three New York police detective : seized 10000 memberships cars of tn f Communist Party while they were be e ing delivered at No. 195 Lenox ave D nue.
 An attempt was made at Bordeau, $ to assassinate Georges Mandel, Pre- n mier Clemenceau's confidential secre tary, who is a candidate on the Ma = tionalist ticket. : United States Coast Guard cutie t Seneca is towing the United State S steamer Eagle 4S into Portsmouth, \ . H., harbor. The Eagle 4S went ashor d in the Gulf of Canso. 1t Six of the crew of the waterIogge = British schooner Gigantic. abandoHe t 150 miles east of Cape ace Nov. = arrived at New York on the America C steamship Craigsmere. r Maximum coal prices of shipment = under contract prior to Oct. 30 wer n rescinded. All restrictions impose n during strike will be called off whe : production reaches 70 per cent. 't Italian government will grant an = nual subsidy to 1940 of 40 lire to e each horsepower of electric energ l. from plants installed after Januar e next. Buildings are exempted. Ill Lieutenant R. M. Douglas, Aus = tralian flying corps, and Lieut.. J. s. $ Ross, his navigator, who were abou $ to begin q flight to Austrlia wer l. killed at Surbiton, near London. d
 l. Belief that the crew of 4e of th II American ship Polar Land. perishe
 after they abandoned the sinking yes l. sel off Cape Breton was expressed e crew of British ship that went , the rescue.
 International ed Cross headquarter l. at Geneva received telegram iroI r. Constantinople dated Nov. g. re of porting that plague had broken or e, in Cnre+antinople and assistance wa " asked for.
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