Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-06-02
Condensed TeIeqrams

Delivery OF the milwaukee journal
by air to Oshkosh was announced. /
President Wilson 'naade progress
in conference with Premier Orlando in
Paris.
Navy transport Great Northern ar
rived at Hoboken with 1880 men
from France.
One person was probably mortalIy |
hurt when grahdstand in Brooklyn |
collapsed with holiday crowd
"A British legation was established
in Finland as the result of the recent
recognition of its independence.
Reports from Holland indicate roy
alists in Germany are still III close
touch with Kaiser Wilhelm in Amer
ongen.
A report at Stockholm dealing with
the recent capture of Riga by the Let's
says the Bolshevik were completely
surprised.
Owing to the shortage of houses in
London $lS,250 was paid for a IA
years lease of a fourth floor apartment
! in Park Lane, London.
! American Army authorities are
keepinC open the question Of f4er.siiaa.-
nent burial in France of American
| troops who fell fighting.
| An extra Traffic Court has been
opened in New York to take care of
the victims of the new police crusade
against motor violators.
! Concession by the Government for
| construction of a cable between New
York and Rio Janeiro via Cuba is to
come before the court again.
Joseph Brody, of Dover, N. j., was
killed in his bathtub when his electric
| vibrator was short -circuited and the
current passed through his body
Premier joun -Eeoroe ,ic
TO the Welsh division at Amiens, de-
clared the German delegates will sign
| at Versailles, and if not then, at Ber-
lin"
Delegations from Ciscaucasia and
Azerbdijan, Eastern Armenia were re-
ceiVed by President Wilson. The claims
of the countries We're laid before the
president
A H. Smith, regional director of the
railroads for the East resigned, effec-
tive June l. He will resume his
duties as president of the New York
Central Railroad.
The foreign office at Buenos Aires
publishes | elegram from the Argen-
tina consul in London stating that
shipping companies are renewing theil
sailing to Buenos Ares.
Navy recruiting office in New York
y
two musicians to visit most of the
chief ports of Europe as bandsmen Of
the U. S. S. Pittsburgh.
Sergeant Alvin C. York, Tennessee
, mouutaineer, hailed as greatest hero
in the war" received his discharge a
tChattanooga and will proceed to his
home in Pail Mall, Tenn.
Toy soldiers, airpanes and subma
rines, made by wounded American sol
| diers out of tin cans wooden boxe:
g and waste material, are on exhibition
= at Thirty fifth street and Fifth ave
C nue., New York.
e Landlords in the Brownsville sec
b ton OF Brooklyn said they had receive
= a bid from a negro organization t.
: lease all property vacated BY tenants
t who put a boycott in effect to resis
s increases in rent.
! ~ lapncon denied reports tifat Indiai
/ troops Stait ed in southern Italy ha,
: mutinied. hne Rome report said tn
y CanCpic Of the White Star Line hat
u been requisitioned by Great Britain t
send the mutineers home.
1t was announced the gath Pursui
g Squadron, which was commanded b
% Eddie Rickenbacker, will arrive in Net
4 York on the steamship Louisville 10
9 morrow. The unit had 50 Germa
IS planes and many ballons to its credit.
5 Liept. General Robert BulIarc
former commander of the Secon
American Field Army in France an
now commander of the Southeaster
y Division will deliver an address t
the class of 1919 at West Point O
June II.
1t is reported in Stockholm that tn
o appointment of an American Ambas
sador to Germany after diplomat
u relations are restored will be confer
: red on Ira Nelson Morris, Ambassadc
- to Sweden.
q Alexander J. HemphiII, vice pres
. dent of the Guaranty Trust Co., ha
=. been decorated with the medal of Be
,e gian Commander of the Order of tt
i, Crown for services on the Belgian re
10 lief committee. He already is Che
Il Waller of the French Legion of Homo
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