Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-06
Condensed Telegrams

Directors of the Gulf States Steel Co. passed the dividend on the com mon stock
 British government ordered remov- al of import taxes on scales, cutlery, laundry appliances and motors and similar articles.
 Import duty of sugar in Spain was raised to 50 pesetas per 100 kilos. A contingent of American troops left Archangel for the United States.
 Imperial Back of Germany gives its holdings as of May 23, 1,521 ,5S1 | marks. General Pershing made an nspec tion of the naval and military base ] at Brest
 United States Steel Corporation sold l 945,000 tons of steel to the General i Motors Corporation.
 | The American Legion, New York
 ranch, obtained charter in the New York Supreme ourt
 Miami Copper Go. produced 4,e3e,- 1 5S0 pounds in May, compared with l 551,115 pounds in April | The $31 ,6oo,C00 Agricultural appro- priations bill was passed by the House with only one dissenting vote. Shipping space to northern French Atlantic ports is now available at $30 ] a ton weight or measurement
 Steamship Betsy Hall, 9,400 tons | launched at the Alexandria yards of the United States Steamship Co. War Department announced total
 holdings of Government wool on June
 1 amounted to 1S6,S280O0 pounds. Checks amounting to $33, ,933, ,96c were issued to the dependents of sol diers, sailors and marines during May
 Senate adopted the House Woman
 Suffrage amendment. The amend
 ent now goes to the states for ratif-
 cation.
 Legal phases of the Esch telephone
 and telegraph bill were considered by the Interstate ommerce Committee o1
 the House.
 American Relief Administration an. lnounced that until further notice the rate for German marks will be 12.6; , arks per dollar.
 Investigation of War Department l expenditures during the war was au II thorized by a House resolution, whicl passed by party vote. } War Finance Corporation made ad ditional loans to railroads under Gov , ernment control totalling $16, ,990, 80 from May 27 to June 2.
 American marines landed at Punt
 Arenas and Port Limon because o
 the revolution against the Govern | :, Francis p. Garvan, recently nomi :, ,, mated for assistant attorney genera l will not relinquish his office as allie | property custt.5:5n for several months Vice Chancellor Lewis of the Mex Jersey Chancery Court approved tn
 sale of the American Mating Co.,, i l liquiation, to the American Malt { : Grain Co.,.
 | It was announced in the House c Commons there was no information a to whether the Prince of Wales woul : visit the United States after his Ca . 1 nadian tour.
 A certificate of incorporation Wa :: filed at the secretary of states offie | | by the American Fabrics Company { t Bridgeport. The concern will have = capital stock of $4,000.000 Announcement was made at the General Electric Co.'S plant in Lyn
 Mass, that the working week ha T been reduced from g hours to . without a decrease in wages. . Southwestern and Western raj u roads requested the Interstate Con U merce Commission to increase u U rates on bullion and smelter. 'in, A Chinese peace delegate, it is IT ported, announced the Big Fou ''- have agreed to permit the Chinese de - eSdleS 10 Slgn the peace treaty, WI 'i reservations regarding Shantung. n Members of the Chicago Beard
 Trade will vote on June on chan; 1-c ing grades of oats making No oI white the contract delivery and No. 10 whate at IF ger cent. discount.
 Food Administration Grain Corp > ration reports the receipts of whe le from farms during the week end to May 23 as 2,505 900 bushels, compar 7s with 2,23000 bushels a year ago. oI Southern forestry officials, tinb III land owners and others interested It, the preservation of forests, gather T. at Asheville, N. c. Forest Graves to the Department of Agriculture pr
 sided over the meeting.
 Commissioner Lewis Nixon a
 pointed Terence " Farley chief cou D sel of the Public Service Commissic 1a Victory Notes were sold at 100 k their highest figure, in the w o- Street market.
 a Alexander Totruch, Of New. Yo th City, was sentenced to two and ts half years imprisonment for swint oS ing victims outa of thousands of dt
 lars by selling shares in the MuniciT
 building, the City Hall and the su