Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-21
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San Francisco has returned to use
of the influenza mask.
Movement of grain from farms and
elevators was only of fair volume.
Cotton mills at Biddeford, Ma, and
Saco viii run only four days week.
Department Of Labor reports show
gradual gain in surplus of labor in
Is states.
Food Administration announced re-
strictiens on exports of sugar will be
removed Feb. /.
Census Bureau estimates output of
linters from Aug. l to Dec. 81 at 579,-
IT'S 50o-pound bales.
Total reserve of Philadelphia Fed
eral Reserve Bank for the week end
ed amountd TO s1,535,600.
According to Bonar Law the women
Of Great Britain will be an effectual
barrier against Bolshevism.
Shipments Of fresh and cured meats
from Chicago for the week amounted
to 100, 100000 pounds.
A report that the Guaranty Trust Co.
is heading a syndicate to loan $46,-
600 600 to China was denied.
Of the 100000 Russian prisoners
scattered throughout the Central EN-
pires 100000 died of starvation.
An idea from Atlantic City to out
wit complete prohibition would be to
have floating bars beyond the three
mile limit
Representative Cooper of Ohio an
nounced his support of Representa-
tive Fess's candidacy for speakership
of the House.
Shipping Board announced that the
order diverting vessels of $500 tons
or less from transatlantic routes was
rescinded.
Phillip scheidemann, German For
eign Secretary. announced the gov
ernment had decided to convoke the
National Assembly Feb 16.
Eighty thousand German helmets
abandoned to American forces at
Coblenz are being shipped home for
the loan campaign.
Officers and crew of the American
transport Tenadores, which went
ashore on the French coast two weeks
ago, report it a total loss.
Henry Ford, in an issue of the
Dearborn Independent, says wages
considered high today may be consid
cred low ten years from now.
House public building committee
recommended TO Congress completion
of % Government war-housing pro-
jects at cost of $48,000,000.
Lindley M. Garrison, receiver Of the
! B. f. T., admitted that claims for
damages because of the Brighton
Beach line wreck amount to $4,000
| 900.
A valuable pitchbIende load was
/ discovered in Devonshire. 1t is
thirteen times as rich as American
/ radium ore now being imported into
England.
| Demands of waters and empIoye.
| Of Chicago hotels and restaurants fol
higher wages and better working con
ditions were dismissed by the Wal
| La borLabor Board.
Immediately after Premier CIemen
ceaus election as president OF thu
Peace Conference he announced thu
League of Nations would be the frs
| question taken up.
Ensign A. D. Honeywell of Geneva
! \. Y, and stdent aviators John Wig
more of Los Angeles and James ]
| Gray Of Pittsburgh were killed whel
| their seSplane fell into Pensacola Bay
British subjects at Singapore vote
to make representations to the Gov
ernment to prohibit any German sub
iect to land reside in or engage j
trade in the Straits Settlement 70
ten years.
| President Wilson approved the nom
nations Of Albert Strauss, vice COVER
nor of the Federal Reserve Board, an
Thomas w. Lamont to attend tn
Peace Conference as advisers Of tn
Treasury.
Senate ans house COME ees on wa
ter power development legislatio
reached a deadlock on the question
of government licensing nj water pow
er projects I'D adjourned 'rdefinitel'
The troopship Canada, from sres
dropped anchor off Commonwealt all, It
Pier, Boston late yesterday. Th
500 soldiers remained on board to
night and will go to Camp Devens, a
Aver, today.
Mrs. Rose Traynor was shot an
, fatally wounded at her home in tn
presence of her sister-in-law, Mr.
Esther Clark in Lowell. The polio
. are searching for George Shields, a
ur1ele of Mrs. Trevnnr's husband.
The house yester lay passed b;
, providing that reimbursement shall nc
be required except in cases of fraut
. for government allowances pad IT
:, later cancelled to persons named .
, dependents by enlisted men.
Special Agent 5utterworth, head {
the department of justice in Spring
i. field Mass, issued a statement Ia:
, night that the |. w. W. raid Sund,
q was without authorization of the Ct
part nC1it.
!, The identity of '. sui;;Jc fo%nd
: quarry at New Britain Sunday hG
: been established as William F. Rya
"A years of 10 Washington S
. ! TT a ri ford