Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
Condensed Telegrams;

Rand gold output in June amounted to TOP, 900 fine ounces z September delivery on copper Was quoted at 21 1-2 cents.
 Albert vickers, former chairman of, Vickers, Ltd, died in London.
 Berlin car strike ended after trafie was suspended for twelve days.
 War time ban on imports of tin ore and tin concentrates was lifted. ff
 Imports of gold for the first ten days of June amounted to $19,692,o0 r Reports from Winnipeg announced 'unrestrained wheat trading will be re-. stunned July 21. i-
 War Department will sell canned meat surplus at approximately 20 per cent below cost .
 Italian army announced over 2,20o,- 900 Italian soldiers over the age of 30 were discharged.
 Bar silver was quoted at 5S 58 pence an ounce in London, New York quoted silver at $1.06 1-2.
 American sshipyards in month of June delivered to the Shipping Board. 11S vessels of 578,583 tons. s7 : First American afrplane to enter; Canada covered 45 miles from Platts-. burg to Montreal in 50 minutes
 In Bohemian election soc, ,000 votes were cast, of which 6S per cent were by Czechs and rest by Germans.
 Italian Provost Marshal ma antainins order in F'iume. The French troops are remaining in their barracks. Q
 
 Kaiser's yacht, was advertised for sale. in Scandinavian papers for $45,O0o
 American 'Smeiting & Refining Co., announced increase in the price Of. lead from $40 to $50 cents a pound.
 Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.,, Ltd, will spend $1,000,000 on its tire, plant at Kitchener. Ont. to increase output 4 duced in the United States in 1918. Probable production for 1919 estimated at 315, ,000
 Abyssinian mission headed by Duke Nardo called upon President Wilson and presented the felicitations of their Government.
 Fire caused by lightning destroyed three buildings in the business section of Huntington, w. Va. Loss is esti-' mated at $400,000.
 that delay in cables to Hawaii, Philip pines, China and Japan continue be- cause of heavy files.
 Eamonn De Valera, president of the Irish Republic, concluded a strenuous three-day campaign in Chicago and left for San Francisco.
 Surplus property division of the War Department is offering for sale under sealed bids 100000 yards of surplus gray gauge now held in Boston.
 Federal Judge Mayer extended re. ceivership so as to place Lindley M Garrison in charge of surface roads in Brooklyn controlled by thetB R. T.
 Eighteen persons were injured when the roof of a house on the Boulevard of St. Martin collapsed while the Vic tory Parade was in progress in Paris
 The total number of officers and enlisted men of the United States Army Medical Corps on duty with our army or with Allied armies numbered 240,- OOO
 Resolutions were adopted by the American Legion at Birmingham, Ala, that sno mamber of the post would be present. to hear an adress by Senator. Reed Ns
 At the direction of Governor Smith l to Rome, N. Y., to assist in suppress ing disorders arising from d mill strike
 Captain William S. Jones, 25 years old, and mechanician George Duzane, 30, were killed at McCook Flying Field. 1 Ohio, as the result of injuries caused l
 Brisadier- General Henry F. Moves, retired, died at; his home in Berkeley, l Cal. He served in many Indian cam paigns and through the Spanish Am 1 erican War.
 Inter Allied Commission, in issuing 1 rules for resumption of trade with Ger | man border territory, prohibited re- moval of 20, 900 tons of dyes and chem | icals in Rhineland
 Three thousand Gaiieian Jews were arrested in the streets of Budapest | Bela Kun, head of the Hungarian So- l viet, declared Galician spectators in- | fest the country and pogroms are bound to come.
 Judge Mayer, of the United States | District Court, New York signed the decree granting complete immunity to | the Cunard Steamship Co. as to the | claims for. damages as the result of the hn or1io