Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-07
Condensed TeIegrams

The Labor conference to be held in Southport, Eng, June %, will take up important problems growing out of the war, including withdrawal of troops from Russia and condemning conScription.
 Trooss of the army of General S- mon Petlura, anti Bolsllevist leader, in Ukraine, captured the railway centers of Proskorov and Berucheff, western Ukraine.
 American advance Headquarters at Treves was dissolved and Brigadier General Smith was transferred to oblenz
 According to reports in Paris the Big Four have decided to call the turkish delegates.
 House naval committee was urged by Captain Craven, director of Nav al Aviation, to retain all naval air stations now in operation.
 American transport LeWathan sailed from Brest with 12,000 troops.
 Deaths from influenza in Sweden in 1918 amounted to 27,000.
 Four persons were killed at Ring wood, N J., when quantity of iron ore at the mine of the Ringwood Co. dropped.
 A bill was introduced in the Sen ate authorizing the appointment of a commission to acquire and maintain a cemetery in France where soldiers who lost their lives in the war should be buried.
 Boston and Maine annual meet ing was adjourned until July IT. American business men are arriv- ing daily in Belgium to study the commercial and financial opportuni- ties there.
 Richard croker, ono-time Tammany Hall leader, and his wife left New York for Liverpool on board the Cunard liner Carmania. Sir Alfred Booth Bart, chairman of the Cunard Steamship Co.,, denied rumors current in New York that the Cunard interests were the principal figures in the syndicate that pur- chased the British assets of the In- ternational Mercantile Marine. A petition will be distributed | among the members of the New York Stock Exchange, requesting the governors to close the Exchange on Saturdays during July and August.
 Ward PerIey, representing the United States Steel Corporation, in terviewed c. c. Ballantye, minister l of marine, of Canada, on the sub ject of steel plates. 0oio pdFS dInoulI-i1S 10 9ooooiuOl were received at the New York As say Office from Canada, to the credit of the J. P Morgan Ss Co., A syndicate of New York and Boston business men purchased a number of prominent oil and refin- ing properties in Texas, Oklahoma l and Louisiana.
 MidvaIe Steel & Ordnance Co. ap- propriated S3,00000O to improve Cambria Works, Johnstown, Pa.
 Shipments of crude oil and pe- troleum from Tampico to the United i States for the month of March 1 amounted to 3766.656 barrels.
 Federal Employment Service re. | ported labor surplus for week ended
 May 31, last, of 221,550 compared
 with 227,435 in previous week. | American Red Cross, appropriated | $40o 900 for relief work in Siberia. | American members of the Economi Council in Paris holds that with tn
 harvest of the new crops need fo
 food control will cease and early ent
 of food control is planned. Illinois Senate passed the bon
 another inspection tour of rail sys tens from Boston to Denver. II Liverpool Grain Exchange wi bil which will increase the bondin power of hicago to S27500,000. I Director Hines left Washington O
 close Saturday, Monday and Tues day.
 , A report from Lisbon says Pres
 ident Catoy Castro presented hi l resignation. Congress voted to as
 the President to reconsider his ac l tion.
 M. L. Requa resigned as gener;
 director of the Oil Division of tn Fuel Administration. Dominick EvaneeIsti, 15 whil wading in Connecticut River at Ol
 Saybrook late Thursday was seize by current and carried out int channel and drowned His body wa
 recovered.
 The peace conference commission
 on finance and reparations are draft I ing their answers to the Germa , counter proposals.
 :, Gilbert J. Loomis, charged wit : using the mails to defraud the Rot :. manian government, was arraigne before a United States commissions
 in New York and held in $2.50O ba
 to await removal proceedings,