Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-21

H. in New York state. General Pershins awarded more than 6,00O decorations to members of the American expeditionarX forces dustrial Labor Conference It Wash ington are leaving France this week.
 lt Was reported in Londeu that the personnel of the British navy will be cut to 5000 when the peace treaty is raifed.
 4 seven cent sstreet cal fare, with four tickets for 8 ce . s, effecttve Nov. 1. was granted street railways of Washington. D C.
 Den cessack troops eaptsred 5000 Bolsheviki in the vicinity ct voronezh, recently occupied by General Deni- kline, after hard fighting
 Secret donbertior ef the Sim Fein, held in Dublin. elected De Valera pres ident and Arthur Griffith and Father O'Flannigan vice presidents
 Premier ulmann, of Letvia, dsclared the Let's recaptured Duaan,uude, port at the mouth of the Dvirsa. from the German -Russian forces.
 Prince of WaIes arrived at Niagara Falls, Ont. He will not enter the United States as planned because of the illness Of President Wilson. + City Council of Vienna passed res olution asking American assistance for Vienna so that the city might obtain fod and supplies during the winter
 Vice President Marshall presented to the senate petitions signed by 14,- 900 clergymen Of every sect asking for immediate ratification of the treaty.
 General Mangin, French member of the Inter aIled Commission to super intend evacuation of German troors from the Baltic, left immediately for that port.
 Representatives of the farming in terests conferred with the French min ister of agriculture an asked that minimum price be fixed for tAe 1920 wheat crop.
 Gabrielle d'Annunzio announced that the most rigorous martial law will hs invoked in dealing with persons sus- pected of being unfavorabie to the Plume cause.
 Citizens of the Northern Territory Of Australia are co1nppiaining or taxation without representation" They are demanding a representative government and the right to vote.
 
 Government officials reported . de- ing to $11, 100000 a day. he capacity of the plant of the bureau of, engrav- ing and printing is only s7,0o0.ooo-
 A resolution introduced by Sen ator New provides for criminal presecu- tion of any person participating in a mob, riot or public dfs1urbance while. clothed in army or navy uniform Ovvinu to the illness of President Wilson, King Albert and Queen Eliz- abeth and their son will not be enter tained at the White House; they will be guests of Vice President and Mrs Marshall.
 Director Hines, in letter te the .of1Gers and employees of tht1ail- roads. urged fair and impartial ob- servance of the national agreement covering bhe 5O0,000 shop en\oyes ef- Sective today.
 MolIie Steiner, Russian girl. under bail pending appeal from conviction Of rested on warrant charging her with violation of the Criminal Code in mail ing Anarchistic literature. street railway cars on which Henry Ford was working for seberal months had it's first tryout at the experimental shops at Fort Dearborn Ford and his general manager were pleased with the tests.
 Postmaster Patten announced that one day last week the New York of flee. handled 12,000, 600 pieces of mail and received 200 complaints of which 70 per cent. were due to wrong ad- dresses or causes beyond the post of flee control.
 Russian government is in receipt of reports from the allies that they habe no anti Russian plans and the allie/ commandant in the Far East has with drawn his request that the Russian commander at Vladivostok withdraw from the fortress.
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