Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-10
Condensed Teleqrams

 to owners vessels now in requisition.
 Italian press divided on advisabiIity, as to negotiating with Germans on the peace terms.
 J. p. Morgan is in Ottawa. He went to the Finance Department to confer | with Sir Thomas White.
 Manuel Frabco, president of Para quay, died. Jose P. Montero, vice president, assumed office.
 During the week ended May 30 the | War Department sold surplus war ma terials valued at $36,6S2, ,79S. | Denver Post announced it had pur- chased an airplane for distributing papers to suburban towns. Greater part of the Paris strikers when asked why they were striking declared they did not know. Mexican War Department is con structing an armored tank along orig l inal lines for fighting the rebels. i Returns of the Mooney strike vote, in and counted show that 75 per cent of the trades took no action on the vote
 San Francisco Sunday morning news ] papers raised the price to ten cents. i Los Angeles will make an increase soon.
 Turkish Government appointed i delegation to the Peace Conference. under the leadership of Damad Ferrid Pasha.
 G. w. C. Noble, principal emeritus l of the Noble and Greenough School, is dead at his home in Cambridge at the age of S2.
 American firms were awarded the contracts totalling 200,0000 900 francs, to rebuild the cities of Rheims, Nancy and Soissons.
 Metal Trades Department of the American Federation of Labor drew up i a working schedule for a 6-hour day
 with no overtime.
 Toronto is expecting railroad
 strike June 16. The street car men
 are demanding an eight-hour day and
 D cents an hour
 Berlin street car workers were on a 24h hour strike as a protest against the execution of Levin Nissen, Bavarian Communist leader.
 Three bank robbers obtained S26,00o in cash and Liberty Bonds from the ] Leeds bank owned in Leeds, a suburb
 of Sioux City, Iowa. According to revised arrangements
 all American forces, including engin- , eers will be withdrawn from North l Russia by the last of June. Britain is spending more money than ever before in development of agricul- ture. This years bill is $1,140, TOT, for agriculture education and dairy ]. Adviees received in the state depart
 ment from Hugh Gibson, American minister to Poland. indicate reports oi massacres of Jews in Poland were eX- aggerated.
 B in a counter effort against the Rhen- . ish Republic, the Berlin governmen p appointed Karl Trimborn, a leading e Clerical, as regional president of tho l Rhineland.
 f Nine American mining men who ar
 rived at Nogales, Ariz, report 4 s Americans and Mexicans were killed . at La Colorado, district of Sonora, b, s Yaquis and bandits. S Department Of Justice agents ar = rested four men and an army office = at Detroit on a charge of conspirac , to defraud the government of $250,0O
 wor tn of ordnance salvage.
 4 campaign was launched in tn Q Middle West through the Appeal t ~ Reason, Socialist party organ, to nom if mate for president Eugene " Debs = now serving prison sentence. e. Destroyer Hale in preliminary test e at Bath, Me, Iron Works, broke a . speed records when it did 3763 knot
 an houh. With the wind and tide i y favor it did 3S30 knots an hour of According to reports received at HeI l. singfors, British warshipS raidin Is Kronstadt, sank two Bolshevik vessel y. and forced the evacuation of one for ot tress. British casualties were light. m Berlin Independent Socialist D ie Rreiheit reports great activity is bein oo displayed in Germany recruiting me > for the army and storing ammunition ,d Director Hines of the railroad r- speaking at dinner at the Boston {
 the Boston Chamber of Commerce dt 10 clared he was i'll favor of railroad cor es solidation especially in New Englan to Officials of railroads running ca V. from Chicago report a fair increase e. the volume of tonnage due to the gel r. eral demand for commodities outsiC es of steel industries located in their te n- ritory.
 SC The Texas Governors susgestic at that more troops be stationed alor ed the Mexican border was regarded ey a wise precautionary movement
 view of the alleged growing of the Vi ny lista movement.
 ms The French armored cruiser Jean r, ,ld d'Arc arrived at Lisbon with Presied n ,, elect Pessoa of Brazil and his par ie on board They will leave for Bra; to by way of the United States after ve short visit in Lisbon.
 in Professor B. Ascheimer, of Baltmo ws just returned from Africa with t
 Smithsonian Institution expedite
 disputes Professor R. L. Gamers ca
 ture of the speaking ape, decalring t TO ape was stolen from him. Mayor Harry L. Davis, of CIevelar lat whose home was destroyed by bon 'eo in letter to Senator Pomeren 1ot Ohio, advocated deportation of allie Dr. who, after a reasonable period of til III here fail to take out naturaliZati d I papers.
 ,,o vo A committee representing the IT ,,t versity of Prague yesterday conferr IT. on President Wilson the degree om doctor and professor sf General Pershing has conferred [ ;ah distinguished service medal on Brig +od dier General George H. HarrieS Chaumont for services rendered ,r1, U commanding officer of the base 'f' Brest.
 DECREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS