Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-17
Condensed TeIegrams

Strike of Berlin bank clerks spread to ChemnitZ and Mannheim.
 Reports from Ottawa say Canada will have to float a large domestic loan.,
 Dutch ships taken over by American ! Government costs $3,200.000 a month. !!
 Railroad Administration and Nash vile, Chattanooga s, St. Louis signed contract. Annual rental will beS3.- .1S2OS9.
 Director of Sales of War Departne mt reports sales of $2,300.000 for week of April f.
 New Argentine woman's party has decided to ask for place at the peace conference.
 Echo de Paris says President Wilson will probably leave Paris before the first of May
 Frank A. Vanderip, president of the National City Bank of New York, left Barcelona for Paris.
 Six oil tankcrs of Pan American Pe- troleum Co.,, were returned to the com pany by the Government. Washington reports say American Railway Express Go. raised wages of 60,000 workers about $15 a month. ! Department of Labor announced 100000 new houses and apartments are needed throughout the country. ! A general strike on all Irish railways i is threatened for today, following the compete tie-up of Limerick railways Revised army casualties records
 made public by the War Department show an increase of 1,755. making the total 274, ,S60 over reports issued a week ago.
 British Government sold to Ander- son Co, of Montreal, sixty steel steam | traWlers and eighty nine wooden drift
 CTS, built for mine sweeping, for $1o,- 900. .000
 Baron shii, Japanese Ambassador to l the United States, was directed to sail
 for home to attend an important con- ference.
 l United States gold coin to the from the Sub Treasury for shipment to South America
 | Eight conductors of the Springfield (Mass.) Street Railway Co. were found guilty of larceny in collection of fares land were fined $100 each.
 New York Assembly passed the
 Slater bill providing for motion pie
 ture censor board under Jurisdiction
 of the State Board of Regents Il Admiral Henry T. Mayo, commander !; of the Atlantic Fleet. went to Washing
 ton to discuss arrangement of the warShips for the transatlantic flight Definite information Of the sailing oi : the I1th Division from France was re- l ceiyed in New York. The division is al } Brest and will leave tomorrow for this
 country.
 , The frontier along the German border , has been strengthened again by the : Dutch government because of efforts ot ? the Bolsheviki to smuggle arms into : Holland
 Steamer Le Quesnoy arrived at Hali : fax from Quebec on it's way to New . York. The steamer is the first to ar : rive their this season from the St = Lawrence.
 ' Brooklyn Rapid Transit strike he e came more threatening when Lindle, : NJ. Garrison refused to meet a com
 lmittee of sixteen representing the un : ion employees,
 A report issued by the Bureau 0 t Census shows that there were con : stunned in March, exclusive of linters . 439,T20 bales of cotton, compared wit, e ei5T1443 bales in March, 1918. Y investigation Of the reported clas s between Japanese and American sol Il diers at Tien-tsin is still in progres: - with indications that the incident wi It be closed satisfactorily. a Canadian Government obtained It .court order giving the receiver of tn d Canadian Northern Railway twenty l. eight shares of enemy holdings tt stock of that company. ir Because of the high cost of living : d Constantinople the officers command $ ing the American naval forces thel It asked the Navy Department to ir l. crease the ration allowance. k Failure of manufacturers to deIive lc the airplanes to be used in the Ne ly York Chicago air mail service will pro ' vent the establishment of the servit to for some time, according to Assistal le Postmaster General Praeger. o- Andrew Bonar Law, Governn1ai T. leader in the house Of commons dt
 clared in the house that it would be ir mistake to think that home rule wou ld be put in force in Ireland immediate r. upon declaration of peace. T. Graves hydro electric bill, providir le for state development of undevelopt lc water power, and the manufacture al le transmission and sale of electric GU to rent, was passed in the New York Sel l." ate by a vote of % to 22.
 General Joseph T. Dickman, con
 mander of the United States Thil NJ Army, was made Knight Commander \" the Order of the Bath, by General he Herbert Plumer, commander of u