Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-24
GOVT INTERVENTION IN NEGOTIATIONS .
 OF TIE COAL D|SPUTANTS |S EXPECTED
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 Physicians ordered Attorney General | Palmer to take a complete rest.
 Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. is to build a $5,000,000 plant at Hamilton, Ont.
 Ivan Novikoff, editor of the Russian paper Noi Mir, was arreste1 in New York.
 Rene viviani, former Premier of France, declared he will not run for Presidency.
 The first year of the new Austrian republic has closed with a deficit Of t8,o0O,000 crown.
 America's exports in October were valued at S652,000,000, an increase of s35.00o,0O0 over the preceding month.
 Macon county (lllnois) farmers will lose $l,00O,00 on the 1920 crop of wheat through Hessian fly damage
 Ocean freight traffic was tied up at St. John, N. B., by a strike of the members of the freight handlers union.
 Six hundred Monteneerin volunteers left Brindisi to occupy Cattaro, AL bania, according to reports reaching Rome.
 Controller of Currency issued call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business O., Monday, Nov. IT.
 Troops were sent to Ahuachapan, capital of the province of that name in southwestern Salvador, to quell disorders.
 President Wilson will take up the | his message to the December session whole subject of the peace treaty in of Congress.
 Fire believed to be of incendiary origin destroyed three buildings in 1 Sing Sing prison yard. Loss of $25o,- 900 incurred.
 Secretary TGnuty denied that the president was taking sides, in any contest over the minority leadership in the senate.
 1 A special Federal grand jury re- turned 63 indictments charging 150 persons with violations of the Federal prohibition act.
 Edwin P. Morrow's plurality over Governor James D. Black in the Ken i lucky gubernatorial election Noem-
 Der was 4o,l76. l Massachusetts Child Labor Com mittee urged continuation of schools
 for children who were unable to com
 plete th-er education.
 Earl Curzon, British Secretary for
 Foreign Affairs, declar@ England was i grateful to America for her reception
 of the Prince of Wales. I Prison authorities of Fort Leaven-
 worth, Kan, are Investigating a fire
 of undetermined origin which de-
 stroyed six wooden structures within the fort.
 One hundred thousand cords of pulr
 wood and large stocks of lumber were destroyed by fire which started in 8
 sawmill near Quebec. Loss estimated at $1.000,000.
 German General Stsff's story of the
 war, written from the official archives
 will soon be issued and will be en-
 titled The Battles and Fights of the Great War of 1914" Jean Lonquet. leader of the Lxtrems Wing of the SociaiiSt T'a~+'- in tht
 French Chamber, denied his Iars was planning ut4.7tlc a,ep; ,,a the re- suit of the election. : Members of the House Immigration Committee began inquiries ill New York into delays in depor tation 0
 aliens held at Ellis Island and int naturalization questions.
 The name of every man who die, for Canada in the world war will b. . inscribed, on the walls of a churcl which will be erected in Notre Dam de Grace, a suburb of Montreal. ; Two hundred and sixteen types 0 passenger automobiles and truck
 were represented in the 150, 600 ma , chimes purchased by the war depart . ment during the recent emergency. :, JeweIry, clothing and siIverwar, ,, , valued at S50,000 stolen in a long SC : ries of burglaries were recovered, DO
 lice announced, with the arrest o P seven New York gang men in De z troit.
 6 Marshal Foeh was offered the nom i nation for senator in the Depart ment of Finisterre, according to. tn Presse de Paris, which says he wi i accept provided all parties unite i supporting him. German government officials de V clared refusal of American Senate { e ratify the treaty means not only wi v smaller European nations desert tn
 league, but Germany will be left at tn
 mercy of France.
 Weather in Berlin and throushou 5 Germany, which was very severe a
 week, suddenly changed to almos y warm.> Heavy rains were falling an $ fear was expressed that the overf1o1 = would result in a flood in many DOT E. tions of the city.