Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-23
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 Martial law proclaimed throushout Hungary.
 President Ebert took o-t. of office under new constituion-
 Flight to Japan reported being plan ned by Commander Read.
 Italy fixed price of wheat for 1920 crop grown in that country.
 Danish per cent. loan of 100000 kroner reported oversubscribed.
 Minneapolise flour output for last week amounted to 275,505 barrels.
 RemodeIiins city ofWarsaw, Poland, will take 12 years at an estimated cost of $100,000,00O.
 Bar silver was quoted at 60 1-4 pence an ounce in London; New York price was $1.11 3-4.
 Bank of England reported total re- serves gained 203, 900 in week. Bull ion dropped G19,00o-
 Gable to Farce Islands and Iceland was interrupted. Messages are being forwarded from the Shetland Islands
 Production Of oil in California fields in July was 2S0,313 barrels a day, with shipments at 2aS, Se6 barrels a day.
 American Ship and Commerce Nav igation Corporation incorporated with active capital of S95o.00o.
 Italians destroyed 5,ooo,ooo eggs at Genoa on account of transportation difficulties in Switzerland.
 French reparation committee, it is ~ rfe- }. Soz for damages to France at s4o,000, 00o,- : 900.
 All Russian government at Omsk is reported to have moved it's gold re- serve and archives eastward to IT, kutsk.
 Director General Hines signed con tract with Texas & Pacific Railway Go. fixing annual compensation at $4.107. .432.
 German food controller orders dis continuance of food purchases in Hol- land and Denmark in attempt to stop decline of work.
 Eleven companies of state militia mobilized at Hammond, Ind. to main tain order in the strike of the Stan dard Steel Car Co.
 w. C. Gorgas, former surgeon gen. eral of the United States army, ar rived at San Salvador to study the sanitary conditions.
 Charles M. Schwab appointed Chew a1ier of Legion of Honor at flag rais- ing celebratio at Loreta, Pa, by M. Casenave, minister from France.
 Mexican embassy at Washington was instructed to protest against the invasion by American troops and re- quest their immediate withdrawal
 Condition of Rear Admiral Mecor- mick who was operated on at sea for a appendicitis, was reported to the navy department to be ali that could be de- sired. t1
 Steamship Little Silver was out of control with her engines brcSsen down at point near West Bank Light. NewYork bay, nine miles from the Battery.
 Amendments to the food control act. imposing a fine and imprisonment of two years for profiteering were or dered favora bly, reported by the house agricultural committee.
 According to forestry officials of Missoula Mont, the fire situation in Forest District No. 1. Montana and Northern Idaho, was never serious
 
 A one day government auction of wool will be held in Philadelphia, Aug 27. The government will offer 3,500,- 900 pounds of greasy carpet wool and 3,200,000 pounds of secured carpet wool.
 Con1merca Gable Co. announced of messages to Portuguese colonies abolished, but other condi- tions of sender's risk. delay and in- ability to consider claims or com plaintS are maintained.
 Rafael Igiesias, former president of Costa Rica, arrived at Managua. Mic aragua, as suecial representative of Costa Rica, He says leaders of the revolution insist upon re-eStabliSh- ment of the constitution. R. R. Wilson, secretary of the na tional association of cotton manufac- turers, announced in Boston that plans for a chain of up to date stan- dardized warehouses for cotton to be erected at important centers between Texas and Massachusetts were being pushed.