Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-30
Condensed Telegrams

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 Appointment of Chilean Mission to visit England is announced.
 Sale of beer containing PA per cent of alcohol permitted in San Francisco.
 Hungarian Soviet troops have been other points.
 Further credit of s157,54s, 900 has been extended by the Treasury De- partment to France.
 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Lines car ried nearly 100000 passengers on Sat urday and Sunday.
 Four persons were killed and four teen injured in a head-on street car collision at Minneapolis.
 Deutsche Bank of Berlin reported to have obtained loan of $100,C00.000 from American financiers.
 Cole L. Blease, former Governor of South Carolina will be d candidate for Congress at next election.
 Six thousand textile operatives went on strike at Passaic; they demand 15 per cent increase in wages.
 Revolutionary movement headed by General Lopez Gutierrez is reported to have broken out in Honduras.
 Third Division. of American Army has been ordered home and will be- gin entraining for Brest on August 5.
 Professor La Wall finds "l<ick" in root beer; after standing for ten days it confined 1.36 per cent of alcohol.
 Bella Kun Hungarian Soviet dictator will not be admitted to Argentina, ac- cording to adViceS from Buenos Aires.
 Col Schwartfeeer, formerly on the General Staff, says Germany falsely represented Belgium's position before the war.
 Letters, postcards and printed mat ter may now be mailed to Szecho- Sio- vakia, German Austria, Jugo sSlavia and Poland.
 Supreme Allied Council is. consider ing proposal to re-esta blish system of sharing coal and foodstuffs among Al lied peoples.
 Samuel Untermyer described John Sllelton Williams as one of the best Controllers of the currency the coun- try ever had.
 United States gold coin to the amounof $500,000 has been withdrawn from the Sub Treasury for export to South America
 While flying kite during a thunder storm, Andrew Loyak, a Scranton boy, was killed when Tightening followed the wet kite strings
 Congress must provide laws to curb the profiteer or begin to erect soup kitchens, declared Representative Kell- in the House.
 Preliminary announcement likely to be made by American bankers within next few days regarding a loan to the city of Copenha gen.
 Chairman Cummins announced that the separate House bill proposing re-
 
 be reported this week
 American commercial travellers have received permission from army head quarters at Coblenz to do business in the interior of Germany.
 ltsly's coal supply, which the Gov ernment estimates will only last twelve days is causing intense alarm through out the country.
 The wooden steamship Admiral Knight, of Seattle, was burned to the waters edge near Vancouver. The z3 members of the crew were rescued
 While trying to make a landing at Hazelhurst Field, Mineola, Aviator Johnston, of Uvalde, Texas, was killed and Lieutenant Payne had his right hand broken.
 Between seventy and one hundred men and women are said to be practis- ing in New York City as physicians, attorneys and apothecaries on the strength of fake diplomas. e
 Acting upon the advice of the Mexi- can Government, John w. Thompson, an American ranchman, has paid the l 900 pesos ransom demanded by ban d1ts for the release of his 10-year-old son.
 Trades union officials went to whole sale market at Havre,, France, and compelled producers to sell them food stuffs at prices ranging from , to 75 per cent under the average market price.
 Harlan Bradley, five years old, was which soldier had brought back from France, 1t exploded, tearing a hole in the childs breast. Death followed