Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-07-25
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1t is reported the Polish Cabinet re-
signed.
Shipping Board officials report strike
is costing 100000 a day.
Congress was asked by Secretary
since the armistice was signed.
A report from Cardiff says welsh
miners have decided not 10 STRIKE
Senator Sherman, Illinois Introdueeo
a bill to govern navigation OF the ar
Jack johnson, former heavywei9nr
champion, will be deported from Mex
leo.
American dollar in Vienna, formerly
Texas G. Pacific Co. reported con-
verting into oil burners all locomotives
Proposed loan of s1oo, ,ooo, 900 to Bell
gium delayed until State Department
approves it.
State Department was notified that
railroad traffic between Chihuahua ana
Juarez was resumed.
Bar silver was quoted at 81 e-16
pence an ounce in London. New York
quoted it at S1.06> Ia.
Philippine Island exports for year to
June 80 amounted to $11S, 1914. Inn
ports were $107,744 ,262.
Representative J. Willard Raesdaie,
of South Carolina, dropped dead OF
heart disease in Washington.
President Wilson avenue in Rio de
Janeiro was dedicated in the presence
of Acting President of Brazil.
Rodman Law, the parachute jumper,
is seriously i'll with tuberculosis in the
Government Hospital at Asheville, N.
Military forces are in charge of the
electric and gas plants at Athens,
Greece, because of a general strike OF
workmen.
Entire locomotive staff of the Pa
maica Government railway, numbering
500, went on strike tieing up all rail-
road service.
General dEsperey, commander of
Allied forces in Near East, is prepar-
ing to advance on Budapest with 15O,-
900 mixed troops.
A British engineering company re-
ported about to enter field of mass
production of motor cars. American
methods will be used.
Sir Edward Hopkinson Holden, n
years old, director of the London City
& Midland Bank, Ltd, died in Scotland
after a brief illness.
Senator Ferlinghuysen appealed to
New Jersey farmers to aid him in his
opposition to the measure in Congress
to regulate sales of potash.
Fuel ships Orion and Vulcan, two OF
the largest auxiliaries of the new Pa
cific Fleet, passes through the Panama
Canal en- route to San Diego
Downey Shipbuilding Corporation
will launch the last of its vessels to-
day for the Shipping Board. The ship
will be named the Waterbury.
men were discharged from the service
Representatives of the Triple Ali
ance of labor bodies decided to take a
referendum among members on the po-
litical demands of British labor.
During the week of July IL the Rail
road Administration shipped 25 loco
motives 16 of which were built at the
Baldwin Works and at American
works.
Governor SprouI, of Pennsylvania,
vetoed L.
forcement act.
Gold amounting to $156,ooo was
Withdrawn from the Sub b-Treasury for
shipment to South America. Five hum
dred thousand was also withdrawn for
shipment to England.
Sir Alfred Booth, chairman of the
Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, presiding
at annual meeting of stockholders, said
the national situation was sufficient to
shake the most optimistic.
Fifty feet of the roadbed of the New
York, Susquehanna & Western Rail
road, a branch of the Erie, was washed
away and 20 feet of the right of way
is under water at Butler, n. J.
State Department was advised by
Mexican Government that Mexico will
allow temporary boring of oil wells if
application is made to the Department
of Industry and Commerce for per-
mits.
Mrs. John w. CorreII, of Ada Okla,
whose husband was killed by Mexi-
cans near Tampico told the House
Rules Committee that no effort was
made by Mexico to apprehend the
murderers.
The dam at Grants Park on the
Whippany River, one mile north of
Morristown, n. J., broke and flooded
the lower sections of Morristown.
Damage is estimated at $4,000. No
one was injured.
Secretary Daniels asked Congress to
enact legislation to permit Navy De-
partment to continue handling radio
messages, as IAN intolerable situation
in the business world" threatened be-
cause of other system.
Federal Grand Jury, New York, on
evidence presented by United States
District Attorney S. Lawrence Miller,
indicted Howard B. Wood, New York;
DIR. E. York Ames, Louisiana; C. W.
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