Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-01
Condensed TeIegrams

Aerial taxi service from Newport to New London is planned.
 Drought in Central Illinois has been broken by fall of an inch or more of rain.
 War Department announces France will not permit removal of American soldier dead.
 American owners reported to be pre- mines in Mexico.
 United Shoe Machinery of America declared to have acquired domination of British shoe industry.
 Cable from London says that 3,Oo7,- SIP British officers and men hay been discharged or demobilized
 Chief Moran of Secret Service says counterfeiting has been resumed to an unusual degree in last few months.
 German Government established new department i'll effort to make wireless cheaper than cable communication.
 Australian gold mining companies are petitioning Government for sub sidy of G per ounce on their output
 St. Lcuis concern is going to use half million yards of cotton balloon cloth in the manufacture of raincoats. E B. R. T. is preparing 10 put in eff feet tomorrow the order permitting the company to charge two cents for trans fers.
 Foreign Affairs Committee of Bel gian Chamber passed favorably upon question of the ratification of peace treaty.
 Francesca Villa has named constan- tino Galvan, a rebel, operating in Vera Cruz and Oaxaca, head of the Army of the East
 French Under Secretary of State es- inmates amount involved in purchase of American army supplies by France at about $260,0 00,O00.
 National Soldier Settlement Art, car- ryIng an appropriation of ooO,OOO,O 900 was reported to House by Public II T1f1c. N<yra
 North Dakota State Supreme Court handed down decision holding that bone dry law was not legally passed by the Legislature.
 Aurora, EIein 6 Chicago electric line completely tied up yesterday by a walkout of motormen, conductors, line men and Shopmen
 British and American business men in Liverpool are offering from $250 to $500 premium for steamship tickets to the United States.
 On ground that airplanes disturb his fowls and livestock, a farmer at Kan sas City has brought suit to determine ownership of air above his farm
 James Stewart, of Winnipeg, will be made chairman of the Government Grain Board. which will take complete control of grain crops of Canada
 Victor kozakiewitch, a representa- tive of the Ukrainian Government, ar rived on the Hellig Olav from Copen- hagen. He is on his way to Washing ton.
 Department of Commerce officials say the Government is making every effort to bring about trade relations between the United States and Si- beria-
 Striking miners in Yorkshire district of England refuse to return to work in spite of settlement reached between Lloyd George and the Miners Fed erarion.
 Congressman Gould, testifyina before House Committee said Carranza Government was placed in power by less than per cent of Population of Mexico.
 Brussels Le Soir announces that the hundred million dollar loan arranged by the Belgian Government with Am erlcan banks will be made through the United States Government
 The Peace Convention of the Knights Of Columbus a tthe Hotel Statler, Buff falo, on August , to 2, will be address, ed by Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt and Secretary of War Baker.
 American and British delegates may quit Federation of Trade Unions con- vention in Amsterdam, unless rules of representation which give them com- b1ned only nine out of 27 votes are changed.