Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
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Pennsylvania State ratified the | Suffrage amendment 31 to 6.
 Miners in northern France voted to to arbitrate their demands.
 It is reported. $26,C00 was bid for a New York Cotton Exchange seat. Price is predicted to go to $3O,O0O within next 30 days. :.
 Bar silver was quoted at 5434 pence in London. New York quoted silver at SLIPS.
 Weekly statement of Bank of Eng land shows increase of ( 701, 900 Tn bullion.
 Lord Northcliffe,s condition was
 reported satisfactory following an
 operation. Week ended May a1 Britain im-
 ported into various ports of the United Kingdom 10,600,000 gallons of petroleum.
 According to reports in Wall street | representatives of Japanese banks
 are in this country to arrange for | shipment of $50,000,000 gold. Rains in Kansas wheat belt caused heavy damage to wheat and will re-
 tard harvesting in many localities.
 / Senate Foreign Relations Commit | tee is considering new treaty providing | S25,0OO,000 payment in settlement of l Colombias Panama Canal rights. | All the American soldiers have l left Archangel except the engineers,
 who are clearing up the American base there.
 Carter Glass, secretary of the treas
 ury, was given the honorary degree of I doctor of laws at the S4th annual com mencement of Lafayette college.
 Secretary Daniels appea ing before the Senate Naval Committee, urged an increase from $15,000,p00 to SS5, 900 in the naval appropriation. | Printer of the pamphlets headed
 Plain Words and signed The Anarchist Fighters" which were } found on the scene of the anarchist Il bomb explosions at the home of A Mitchell Palmer, in Washington, and
 Judge Mott of New York, was found } in New York.
 In preparation for the reception oI the British dirigible RIA, which i:
 to fly from the Firth of Forth, wire less telephone apparatus was tested out at Roosevelt Field. American Federation of Labor il annual conference at Atlantic City N. J., adopted a resolution favorin; restriction of immigration during tn reconstruction period. Exports from theS United States il May were s606, 6,0O0,000, loss of SOS, 000,000. Imports were $329, 1000, 00C
 gain $56,O00,O00.
 A report from Deal, England, say \ the eight American vessels with car 5 goes of provisions for Germany whic weredetained for a few days ha proceeded to German ports. a Shipping Board announced lowe I rates effective immediately on fro 8 and steel articles, refrigerator cargo \ special tonnage and grain from Mort H Atlantic points.
 Interstate Commerce Commissione E Robert w. Woolley, before the con E vention of the Virginia Bankers as sociation at Old Point Comfort, Va E said the immediate return of tn railroads to private interests woul \ start rise in prices. Gold coin to the. amount of $3 525,000 was withdrawn from tn esut Treasury for export.
 Census Bureau placed productio of Hnters from August to May 1 { 910,541 300 pound bales.
 High prices are being mantaine for choice wool, particularly mediul and finer grades, according to a dt tailed wool market report issued the Bureau of Markets.
 E Former President Taft, testifyir \ before Federal Electric Railwa. RI Board said public utilities should l E granted higher fares.
 E Gordon Fawcett Hahby, while ber E held for the murder of two clerks E the East Brooklyn Savings Bank,
 on a hunger strike at the Rayma1 street jail.
 If Since the signing of the armistic to 675,000 men have left Brest for u it United States.
 According to report received fro r. the Fabens patrol headquarters, ,h Villa rebels were in Guadalupe, O n. posite Fabens. Texas. ye Transport Great Northern bro 10 records in trip to Brest and bac ed making it in 13 days and hours. of It was announced an eight ho B. air mail service between New Yo s. and Chicago would be started. tv First place in the hand qrena O. throwing contest for the Americ C. Expeditionary Force field and tra of team was won by Chaplain F. y, Thompson, with throw of 251 fe
 Street car traffic interrupted ms Winnipeg by strike, was resumed tn "Business is generally four tin hs what it was before the war in Cub; mt according to J. E.. Jenkins, a COT ln sion merchant and 20 years reside S. of the island.