Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-11
Condensed kilograms

Robert Dollar, San Francisco, mead
OF the Dollar Steamship Lines, is in
Ottawa, arranging for a freight steam
ship service between Nancouvre and
New York by way of Panama Canal,
Gold doin amounting to 100000
was Withdrawn from the Sub Treas
ury for shipment to South America.
All banks were ordered closed pend
ing organization of a banking com
mittee appointed by the revolutionary
government in Munich.
Secretary Glass speaking tour will
take in Baltimore April 10, Richmond,
April IL; Norfolk, April Il, and New
York April 15.
Value of waste materials sold by
the army salvage division amounted
to $4,000, 900 during the eight months
ended Feb. 2S.
Assay Office reports on and after
May l, deposits of silver will be paid
for in fine silver bars.
Movement started by Southern
farms to force removal of Govern
ments cotton embargo.
1t is reported Marconi International
Marine Co. advanced its capital
6 100000 to 6 100000.
Senators Hitchcock and Henderson
will appeal to President Wilson to
prevent shipment of German potash
llelS III pd ultul lOI lOCU. u6y Say
| it will kill the American potash in
dustry, in which s5Q,o00,o00 was in
vested
Canadian flour milling interests ex-
pect large orders for export in the
near future, but deny reports that A.
| 100000 barrels were odered.
Restrictions on daily fluctuations
| for all deliveries of pork. lard and
short ribs in Chicago were removed.
| Department of Commerce reports
Argentina completed plans to begin
| cotton spinning.
Total lifted States casualties in the
war were 273,105.
| Six battaIions of Japanese troops
were sent to Korea to suppress dis
| turbances. which are spreading.
/ Represe ntatvies of the Swedish
Government inquired of Ira N. Nor
ris, the American Minister. as to the
| POSSIBILITY of Sweden obtaining $685.
| 100000 loan from the United State
| Mount Lassen, the volcano in the
| Sierras, near Reddington, Cal, after
lying inactive for over a year, res UNI
ed eruption.
investigation of the alleged $5o0,0oa
slush fund in the New York Legista-
ture was halted, owing to the disap-
pearance of the first witness.
Lieutenant U. P. Fontan, who has
started on the first leg of flight
across the Atlantic, which he intend
ed making from the Cape Verde Is
lands, was forced to land again near
Bourges, 110 miles from his starting
! place, Versailles.
No official visit to the Unitee
States of the British fleet or any pro-
portion is contemplated at present, il
was announced in the House of Com.
mons.
Annual appropriation bill for 1915
was passed by the New Jersey Legis-
lature. 1t carries $13, 1864.
General Smuts, sent to Budapest BY
the peace conference in Paris to con-
fer with new leaders of the Hun
garian government, arrived a
Prague. He was received by Presi
dent Masaryk.
Il Reports that BoEshevist agitato,
in the United States is. financed b!
a number of wealthy persons, -partic
ularly women, reached the Depart
ment of Justice.
: Philippine mission of forty mem
bers, sent by the Philippine Legisla
ture to urge the claims of the is
land for independence, left Washing
ton for New York
Rome Council of the Italian FEEDER
alton of Labor decided upon a strikt
to last twenty four hours
, Governor Edge of New Jersey will
leave Hazelhurst Flying Field, L.
a swell as twelve from Mitchell Field
; and start on the first leg of a ''1yin,
circus to aid the Liberty Loan
A strike of employees of the Cana
dian Express Co., effective today.
Victoria, Australia. has expende
more than $5,200,000 in the purchas
of land for repatriated soldiers.
DR.. Joseph Homer, the Los Angelo
dentist who on June 27, 1918. wa
found guilty of robbing Mrs. Madge T
Wilbur of Boston, of jewels valued q
S16,450, was sentenced TO state priso
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