Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-15
Condensed gIegramsi

Brand Whitlcck was nar,ed as Ame erican Afirpa ssador to Italy. Hog Island snipyard launched two more vessels, making its total 4 Coal in Germany was raised 10 marks a. ton and smelling coke was advanced I5 marks. British Victory Loan of 6 500 900 oco i financ.al experts estimate was over subscribed < 50,000,000. Telephone service in Cleveland was tied up when approximately 9O5 op- gators went on strike. e.> A report frem Harbin states that 30O Bolsheviks were captured near IT, kutsk and shot to death. The first Chamber of the Dutch Par iament adopted a. motion to introduce woman suffrage in Holland.
 Marshal Foch received laurel wreath of gold from the inhabitants of the Department of Seine -et- Disc. Herr WIsseii, Minister of Econor1,cs, intends to resign his post and definite ly leave the German Government ser. vice. = Germany doubled her stock, of gold during the war, but lost Sl22 00U, ,000 between January 1 and May of th-s year.
 Former German Kaiser has given his word of honor to the Dutch Gov ernment he will. not try to escape from Holland.
 declared a general strike on July l. have torn up tracks, destroyed bridges and blocked tunnels.
 A board of battered silver plate of the fourth century was dug up on the estate of British Foreign Minister Bal four at Edinburgh, Scotland
 During an extremely violent north erly storm that swept Valpara so bIOwn ashore and broken up
 Twenty five thousand French sol diers died from tuberculosis during the war and .120,0oO men were exempted
 Polish Diet voted flat all titles should be abolished. No decorations viii Ee awarded except military and no titles except university degrees
 Austrian Government sent a strong lN worded note to Bela Kun, head of the Hungarian Government demand ing the recall of Hungarian Minister Czobel
 A decrease in sugar acreage in this country from 527000 acres last year nounced by the Department of Agri- culture.
 All the editors, reporters and special writers of the London Times, Daily Mail and News will have a two days rest under a plan introduced by Lord Northcliffe.
 Tomasso Tittoni, Foreign Minister, and Senators Maggiorino Gerraris and Nittorio Sc:aloia, members of the new peace delegation from Italy, left Rome for Paris.
 Marshal Foch conferred the French War Cross on Brisadier General c. Gi. Dawes, chief of the United States Pur- chasing Board in France for his citi- cient work.
 Paul Mannheim, a French sergeant. was stabbed to death in a mob fight a Friedrichstrasse for calling arnold woman "an old swine,'' according to Berlin reports.
 Arguing that Bulgaria should be compelled to d1sarm. newspapers in Sa.oniea state that the fore es are three times the size stipulated in 'tf1e arrni- Stice agreements.
 . Demands of striking marine firemen. water tenders and oilers were met by the Mexican Fruit Co, Mexican Oil Co. and te National Petroleum Go, according to announcement.
 Enver Pasha, TaIaat Bey. and Die merl Pasha, the leaders of the Turkish Government, were sentenced to death by court martial for conduct of the Turkish Government during the war.
 Chairman Elliott of the House Com mittee on State Department E, pendi- lures introduced a resolution calling for a report on the expenses of the American Peace Commission at Paris.
 A court martial at Munich, which is trying the Communist leaders. ser fenced Erich MeuhSam, who was one of the members of the Bavarian So- viet Cabinet to Is years imprison- ment.
 J. B. McCIintock, of Oklahoma, the first American Member of Congress to reach Berlin since the signing of the peace terms arrived Sunday seeking first hand informatoin of conditions in Germany.
 Mexico is threatened witt, a sugar shortage, according to reports received at Washington. Sugar factories in the State of Morelos were disina ntled the machinery shipped to Mexico City to le sold for punk.
 Confirmation of reports that the ma tive Indian population of Bristol Bay Alaska, was wiped out by an epidemic of influenza was brought by the crui- ser Marblehead from a relief eXposi- tion in the North.
 investigation of the operations and expenditures of the Shipping Boa fsi and the Emergency Fleet Corporation by special House committee was proposed in a resolution by Represen- tative Wash. of Massachusetts.
 Two army captains of New York and three enlisted men and a civilian were killed when big army. truck enroute from Alexandria, Va. 10 Camp Hum phreys plunged off the south end of the Hunting Creek Ridge, near Alex andria
 American army officers who unoov- cred the plot of wholesale thefts O. American food supplies at Coblenz notified the French Government Am erlcan bacon was reaching territory outside the occupied region in Ger many by French railway cars. TO CONTINUE DaM IGHT