Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-15

York City Board of Educa tion will run to $s5,60O, 900. , Republic of Salvador established gold standard and made United States gold coin legal tender.
 v.nadium Co.'S mines and plants were acquired for about s4,0O0,oO0 by Schwab and associates.
 Authorization was not given cleo , trical. union for strike in sympathy with the Boston police. Preparing for return of railroads to private owners, Director Hines asked all roads for inventories.
 French wheat crop is estimated at 1S4, 000, 900 bushels. Pre-war produc- ton was s2o,o00,o 900 bushels.
 Gold amounting to s25o,ooo was withdrawn from the Sub Treasury for shipment to foreign countries.
 Copper Export Association will send representatives abroad shortly to study metal conditions in Germany. State Department announced Swiss Government is ready to facilitate as far possible resumption of tourist travel.
 American Sugar Refining Go. vol untarily raised wages of 1,500 men employed at it's Jersey refinery cents an hour.
 Field Marshal von Hindenburg now is honorary citizens oF no fewer than l 65 cities and town in all parts of Germany.
 Bavaran Diet voted an annual com pensation to the family of Kurt Els ner, assassinated first Premier of Austria.
 Cunard Line started large build ing campaign involving construction of more than a half million tons of new shipping.
 House Committee on Banking and Currency will begin hearings next week on the Edge bill, which passed the Senate.
 Congressional investi gations of war expenditures now being conducted by the House committees cost about s10,000 a month.
 British steamship chiIston, from Charlotte, N. B., for Glasgow, went ashore in fog at St. PauTs Island, near Halifax, N. S
 House bill extending Food Control Act to penalize profteerng as a
 
 passed by the Senate.
 American Red Cross relief activities in western Russia and Baltic provinces caused appropriation to be increased from 21,000 10 S50,000.
 The 2o-year old convicted snnuegier, Heinrich Haman, has been sentenced to death by French Court Martial. He fired at h:s captors.
 Australian wheat is selling in Eng land at from s1,S3 to s1:36 bushel. according to reports reaching the De- partment of Commerce.
 British gold valued at $ $50, ,oooo, ,oooo half of a shipment just received in London from South Africa, was sold for shipment to America.
 bill submitted to Congress pro- vided for a commission similar to the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate production and manufacture of food.
 It is reported s4,5oo,ooo in gold reached London from Germany. A portion is said to be already on the way to Canada to pay for shipment of foodstuffs.
 Commissioner of Naturalization an nounced the restrictions on enemy aliens during the war 10 prevent nat uralization of subjects of the enemy were removed.
 Berlin reported a queting down of conditions in Upper Silesia. Industrial work is going on throughout the sec ton at higher rate of production than before the war.
 Strike of Eastern Massachusetts street railway employees. which was award of the National War Labor Board. was postponed.
 Twenty nine lumber dealers and eight Ice cream dealers were charged with violation of the Alentine anti trust law in operating in restraint of trade and fixing prices at Dayton. o.
 Arthur Henderson. British labor leader, who was defeated for re-elec ton to Parliament last winter was elected to the House of Commons at the bye election in Windes, Lancaster.
 Turkey, in reply to the message from President Wilson demanding all disorders In the country cease. de- clared all measures will be taken to
 ,tain order and security in Ana tsiia.
 Represenative Dyer introduced al resolution making transportation of l stolen automobile in interstate com merce or concealment Of stolen car subject to 5000 fine or five years i'm prisonment.
 Senator Myers in the Senate declar- ed Boston needed an Ole Hanson for Mayor. He also said the police strike was one of the most dastardly acts of infamy that has occurred in this country since the act of Benedict Arnold"
 Frank S. Morrison, Secretary of the American Federation of Labor, de- clared President Wilson will secure for members of the United Brother hood of Maintenance of Way Employees and shop workers a standard of wages that will enable them to live.