Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
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ReStrlctlonS on certain raw mdterl- als were removed by France.
 An embargo on all traffic to Po- land was declared by Germany.
 Bar silver was quoted at 547s pence in London. New York quoted silver at $1.121a.
 United States Shipping Board as- signed sixty additional vessels to trade routes
 A petition is being circulated on the New York Cotton Exchange for hol- iday on July ,.
 Gold holding of the Imperial banks of Germany reported as 1902, 403, 600 marks as of June '.
 Oil shipments from Tampico in April amounted to 6,333734 barrels, breaking all records.
 Berlin report says large emigration of Germans to South America and MexXico is expected. Coal output of Scotland for 1918 was 36, 121 ,424 tons, loss of 2 2355,526 tons compared with 1917 Strike of newspaper employees which forced the Berlin papers to cease publication was arbitrated. American steamer Magunkook from from New York, June 1, arrived ar Rot | terdam with a fire in No. noid According to Food Minister Schmidt | 100000 tons of wheat will fe needed in addition to Germany's home yield
 Gold bars amounting to $1o0,000 were withdrawn from the Assay Office, New York for shipment to Europe. | Major General Enoch H. Crowder was awarded an honorary degree of | doctor of laws at Harvard university.
 Michigan State Supreme Court held the sale of any stock not sanctioned by I to+ SiH 4o ho void.
 l President Wilson and his party ar l rived at Adikerke, Belgium. They were met by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
 American Federation of Labor con- vention adopted resolution asking for the removal of Postmaster General Burleson.
 New York Police Department annua field day and athletic tournament vii be held at Sheepshead Bay July 19 ant 26, two days.
 Official information at Washington reports Carranza well pleased witt the way the American troops handled
 the Juarez incident. State Department arranging for re ception of President Pessoa O Brazil, who arrives in New York to
 
 Eight Americai steamers laden witt
 provisions for Germany are detained at Downs, England, pending the sign
 ing the peace treaty.
 Total pulp and paper exports 0 , Canada for fiscal. year March 5 : amounted to $71,825., 500, compares with $99, ,259, 166 in 1913 Director Hines of the Railroad Ad l ministration signed contracts with tn Illinois Central Railroad Co. fixing an
 nual rental fee at $16,540,717. g Announcement was made in Bfus , sells that Henry H. Morgan was ap pointed High Trade Commissioner fo s the United States to Belgium. : American Telephone and TeIegrap e Co., announced T. N. Vail was chose
 chairman of the board and H. I e Thayer president of the company. Public warning to desist was give t by Commissioner of Internal Revenu
 Roper to dealers in Liberty bonds yVh s advertise themselves as -"GoVernnaf s licensed bfekers' e A seat in the Montreal Stock Ex n change was sold for $30,000. Thi t equals the high record of 1912 and = $500 above the price paid some week a ago for privilege. 0 Director Hines predicts that tn S' years grain crop will be moved as fdI IS as consignee can send it. No COT Il fiict is expected between movemen
 of wheat and cotton crops. U Plans are being considered by II
 management of different plants of tt
 Allied Packers, Inc, for the welflre
 their employees, whereby any employ I can become stockholder in the con If panyr
 $ House Judiciary Committee agree = to vote on the proposal of Represen y, ative Gard (democraD, of Ohio whit l. would authorize the president by pro- e lamation to modify the wartime prt r. hibitIon law.
 Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes in y, letter sent to all priests of the Ne .- York Catholic diocese asks them to S a aside June 29 as the Sunday for raj is ing funds to establish places of wo L. ship in devastated regions of France j. Twenty three persons, includil l. Commander Brunelli, superior inspe
 tor of the Ministry of Post and Tel . graph are missing from the Itali; ts steamer Citta di Milano, which sal ell on the rock off the north coast of { >. ely.