Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-10
Condensed Telegrams
Arqentine senate

UOnQenSeQ leieqfdmS Argentine senate ratified League oi l Nations covenant.
 Leading crushers advance price oi l linseed oil IT cents a gallon. ! Street car strike threatened ih Den- | yer following wage reduction. Berlin Federal committee approved 1 the ratification of the peace treaty. Georgia senate defeated ratification 1 of the woman suffrage amendment. Czccho Slovakia received credit of $50G0.o00 from the Treasury Depart ment.
 Abysinnian mission headed by Duke Nado was officially received at Wash 1, ing ton.
 i General Manain was awarded the rand Cross of the French Legion Of Aonor. Total casualties of the United States forces in the war were reported as z97, ,147.
 Reports from Washington say defi- cit railroads in May amounted to
 $36, ,o0U,G GOO.
 Cleveland street car strike ended. Employees were granted F per cent. wage increase
 Allies decided to appoint commis- sionto examine Norwegian claims to Spitzenbergen.
 Bar silver was quoted at 53 11-1e sItyer at SLOT.
 Formation of an independent Tur<- ish government in Asia Minor was re- ported in Paris.
 France planning merchant marine of 5000, ,000 tons, compared with z,5O0,O00 tons before the war.
 Postmaster General BurIeson denied reports he had sent his resignation to President Wilson.
 In the government circles in Paris it is believed ttat national elections will be held on October 26.
 United States transport Dix, report ed by wireless that she had lost a pro- pellor 250 miles from Honolulu
 Ten French soldiers were killed and 20 Injured in new outbreaks in Plume between the French and Italians
 Crude oil output in May amounted to 29,33S,000 barrels, a gain of 29,- 0CO barrels over previous month.
 Iron and steel manufacturers in Sha ron, Pa, predict that by next Septem- Der production will reach normal
 Inspiration Copper Go. produced G. SOO,OO0 pounds ot copper in June, com pared with 6,200,0o0 pounds in May. 4ork port amounted 10 SITS, ,233.4 .477, compared with S145, ,066, III in April.
 Frank p. Walsh and Edward F. Dunne, Irish American commissioners abroad, returned to the United States
 British Columbia shipwards Iaunch- ed more than 230,0OO tons of dead weight ships during the last two years
 Roland 5. Morris, American ambas- SadOr to Japan, was ordered to OmSk He will report on conditions in Siber-
 Chicago & Northwestern Railway Go. will expend S1,000,O00 to enlarge it's grain elevator at South Chicago, out several concrete ships for com mercal trading that have proved their value.
 Strike of Willys- Knight employees in Toledo which was steadily crumb- ling for several weeks was finally broken. -s-t- l
 British Board of Trade reported i'm ports in June totaled ,G I22 ,S45, ,655. Exports totafed Z GA. 4.562,346 in the l same period. i
 PhiIi soheidemann, ex-chanceIIor and leader of the German majority 1 socialists, has arrived at Brissago, an !; Lake Giore, Italy.
 Senators Hitchcock, Capper and | Curtis declared they would fight Sen 1tor Gronna's plan for repeal of the | S2.26 wheat guarantee bill
 Norwegian representatives sent a | olu to the peace conference for repar- alton for the loss of ships and men l sunk by German submarines
 NeVy Department considering con 'truction or dirigibles of 5000, 900 and S,000,00O cubic feet capacity and han gar with 10,000,000 feet capacity ~
 John T. Coonan, an employe of the
 h, vas arrested on a charge of 1nisappro 'riating $78,000 of the banks funds.
 Italian Foreign Minister Tittoni, lead Of the peace mission, left Paris i Or Rome to confer with King Victor md the cabinet on peace negotiations !
 A new nonstop speed record was established when Captain L. H. Smith i lew 610 miles from San Diego to San 1 Francisco at an average speed of I4S- A miles an hour.
 American steamship Hokah, from london for Rotterdam, was lowed in o Portland Roads by American teamship Linden, her machinery dis bled.
 Department of Commerce was in- ormed the Spanish government re- luced the import duty on American otfon from 50 pesetas to 25 pesetas 'er kilo.
 Lesacies of s5ooeo each to Prince on university and St. PauPs school, >oncordC, N. H., were provided in the vlu of Arthur P. Sturges, filed in New ,org yesterday.
 House, by vote of 235 to 5e, adopt da resolution providing for immed- ate consideration of prohibition en- orcement Legislation recommended y. Judiciary committee.