Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-12
Condensed TeIos ans

s1 Output of steel ignots ,a July m | creased 300,000 tons.
 Railroad reports from the ssiddIs west report traffic conditions tmprov- ed.
 A report from Ruenos Aires said tn l Argentine government prohibited ex- ports Ot sugar.
 Rugserii Leoneavalio, noted operatis I composer, is dead. He was born 1T 1 Naples in 1856.
 Aviators tound they could use mag
 netic compasses by mounting them or
 horsehair cushions. counteracting vi bratiOn.
 A report from Mexico City says two new commissions were named by the 1 chamber of deputies to study details | if petroleum leglsla ton. | karon von pussche- -Haddenh usen former German minister to Argentina who arrived at Buenos Aires recently called at the foreign office. United States marshals arrested three pharma cists and seven physi- clans in an s-fort to stop the illegal use if drugs II Baltimore. Thirty one interstate distributors of gsolene were citel by the, federal Trade commission in informal com plaints.s all charging unfair competi- ton.
 British Food Controller Roberts an- nounced the government decided to re sume supply and distribution of ba- con. ham and lard and to supervise prices.
 Theodore p. Shonts, president of the Interborough Transit Co.,. who has been ill at his home in New York several weeks. was reported as continually improving.
 A seaplane carrying four passengers urely 5000 mile trip through the in land waterways of the Tnlted States ending at New Or-eans.
 One hundred thousand race patrons fo veyances to reach Grunewald race track, where the German Derby was held, owing to car strike.
 Premier Hara of Japan told a po- turbnces in China continue, Japan may be compelled to adopt suitable measures for safeguarding Japanese interests"
 and 90 enlisted men. accompanied by a motor truck convoy. will leave Ha- zelhurst field, Mineola, Wednesday, on an aerial pathfinding trip across the country to the Pacific coast.
 British officials are inclined to be- lieve report published in the London Observer saying Viscount Grey was giving favorable consideration to the governments offer to him of the post of ambassador to the United States.
 Washington estimated 25O GOO men are out on strike throughout the coun- try.
 Famine in Petroarad attained terri flying proportions and an epidemic of dysentery is beginning to rage throughout the city
 Reports that President Wilson would take up the high cost of living as well as the peace treaty in his address on his tour 70 the Pacific coast were cur rent in Washington.
 New York state is aIiocated 200 car loads of food of surplus army stocks.
 General strike at Basic ended in a a nr mn irr 1.o,f 1ar who hoped to spread the strike over. the country and establish a soviet were defeated.
 North Dakota announced purc I,a se of a flour mill and has decided to erect four more. in addition to terminal ele- vators- It is planned 70 reduce the high cost of living.
 State department of health an nounced the amount of cold storage food held in New Jersey warehouses was increased by millions of pounds in July.
 Hamilton county grand jury. an nounced it has found many Cincinnat ii men guilty of profiteering and hoard ing. No names were mentioned.
 Representatives of 24 corn and wheat states will attend a meeting in Washington to discuss the high cost of living and plan for an investiga- tion.
 Captain Lowell H. Smith delivered a letter by aero to Admiral Rodman at san D1eSo rom Mayor Rolfe of San Francisco. He travelled 610 miles at the rate of 120 miles an hour
 President Carranza advised the Mex Ican embassy at Washington the ban- dit leader Roberto Jameson surrender ed to the Mexican forces in Coahuila
 Henry White of the American peace mission and Baron 'Estournelfes de 1 Constant. who recently returned from l the United States. were received by i Premieer Clemenceau.
 Three hundred rubber workers em- played by the Stoughton Rubber Co. | and the C. & C. Co were out as a re- l suit of strike called in an effort to | obtain 25 per cent. increase. i
 Exports of food and other commodi- ties in the last F months showed gain of g per cent.
 Approximately s1o,ooo, 900 worth of l American fSodStuffs stored at Antwerp, md the Hok of Holland were sold to he Belgian government by the war 
 Federal trade commissions report hat shoe retailers are profiteering was lenied by the National Shoe Retailers association
 Colonel Frederick Mears, who acted IS general manager of the American ailroad lines in France during the var, was appointed by President Will on chief engineer in charge of con- truction of the Alaska railroad.