Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-11
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bales. i'-'
MinneapoIs flour output last week
was 309,270 barrels.
Boston will build terminal similar
to the Bush Terminal at New York
War Trade Board announced Brit
aims import restrictions relaxed.
Secretary Etienne Victor Lany of
the French Academy since 1918 is
dead.
Governor RoIIa Wells of the St.
Louis Federal Reserve Bank resigned.
The transport Northern Pacific was
pulled 30 feet more off the sand bar
at Fire Island.
1t was learned at the Treasury De-
partment the Fifth Liberty Loan will
close April 80
Fourteenth convention of National
Rivers and Harbors Congress will be
held on Feb. ST.
Reserve of the Bank of England
gained 593 900 for the week. Bullion
increased 6 544, 900.
A bill was introduced in the Chilean
Parliament to prohibit the eXportaton
Of leather during 1919
House Rules Committee failed to re-
port favorably the $100 600 eco food
fund for starving Europeans.
Federal Reserve act amendments ur-
gently pressed by the Federal Reserve
Board were held up in the Senate.
| Contracts between the Railroad Ad-
ministration and Atlantic Coast Line
! Railroad were signed Annual rental
/ placed at $101S5,942.
| Joint conference on war revenue bill
resulted in the House Conferees ac-
cepting Senate amendments to normal
income tax and surtaXes.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Roper announced that the bureau is
developing plans for the collection OF
taxes under the new law.
Director McAdoo reports railroad
earnings under Government operation
for 1918 as short $196,00O,OO0 of stand
ard return, which Government must
pay.
Judge E. H. Gary, chairman of the
United States Steel Corporation, an
nounced he would not give out the
price at which $4,000 shares of COM
mon stock will be offered to employees
Creation of a Federal board to fine
employment for those put out OF Worf
through the closing down of munitior
plants or discharged from the army
was urged before the Senate Com
mittee on Education by Otto MalleT5
of the War Labor Policies Board.
George CIemenceau, Premier, Stephor
Pichon, Foreign Minister; Louis L
Klotz, Finance Minister; Andre Tar
dieu, French High Commissioner Il
the United State; Jules Camhon
former Ambassador to Berlin VII
represent France at the Peace Con
: ference. ,,. ~.
, |
nation of 1900 men next Monday.
Fires in the United States take al
animal toll of more than Is GOO i've
and cause a property loss of approx
mately $250,000, 900.
: All restrictions on the lnportatIo
t of corn and rice were removed by IN
= War Trade Board.
$ To meet suggestions coming tror
I all the country from friends OF Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt who wish I
: hold memorial services, a moVemen
r is under way to provide for sue
: meetings in various cities on tn
same day.
coming returning soldiers ana sal,'r
+, and $1,000 for fighting i1fuenza a"he
2 bv Governor Coolidge Of Aassacau
: setts in special measure to the leg
i islature
= Winfield S. Swain, thirty-foW
p formerly of New Haven, Il tTainmastt
for the New York Now Haven
Hartford railroad, died at his homa
/ Danubury after q short illness C.
. pneumonia.
= The name of Clair n. Fisher, Ea:
- | Glastonbury, Conn, was included in
% list of American prisoners Gt WAY T.
lr~~"7 T~on German hospitals.
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