Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-10
CONDENSED. TeIeqrams

y Stockholders of the Connecticut
crri. naifoad, at meetinea at
NJ, NJ sleld' unanimously approved the
oa oC1a''oo "a reorganization Dlan Of the
0-leo sihares, 1882 were represented
,,t5 Sal'ornia gold production is est;-
mated at $17,242, 400
9s5 een eno1 losses in the war total T..
p Al 1Vu uead and missing.
ror ~ restrictions on wool imports uers
iellioVed II ,9 by War Trade Board
EailfornIa output of crude nil 81,
1918 was estimated at 1O0 ooo ono TOR
rels ''' 1o0'ooo'ooo bar
Premier CFemenceau, who WAS
Paris. returned to-
department of Agriculture nIaces
$500 Oo0 900. ''''''-ie III 1919 at
erItish imports for December in.
creased 431, 100000 over the same
month in 1917. '''iiie
reoeral Reserve Board favors the
restoration of the gold market with
proper limitations.
italian government bought 5000, 900
poulloS OF American copper. in addi-
ION 10 100000 pounds taken recent
Department of Justice announced
- ~ llllS country who preach
'loIellce VIII be carefully watched
Ar9enelne corn may be imported
INTO the United States when consian-
ed to the Food Administrator
American farmers, produced in 1919
l,34O,OOO,000 pounds, of tobacco. an in
crease OF 110 100000 pounds over 1917.
LONDON Post reports another uncon-
llrmed report from Archangel that the
| former Car and his family are stiII
alive
Contract of the Pennsylvania Lines
east with the Government was signed
by Director McAdoo before he left for
California
American destroyer Eusgre struck
a mine in the Black Sea, but was able
to reach ConstantinopIe -Four of the
crew were killed.
Total war debt of all belIigerent
| countries was fixed at 5000, ,OO0, 600 0O(
by Secretary Houston Americas deb
amounts to $4,000, ,000,0 900.
1t was reported from the German
frontier that General Groner vii
march upon Berlin with 400 loyal div.
1sions to fight the Bolsheviki.
Charles |. Pack, president of tn,
American Forestry Association. sug
gests naming a national highway il
honor of Theodore Roosevelt
Senate confirmed the appointment
of Huston Thompson of Colorado t
membership on the Federal Trad
Commission
A charter was granted to Gaines
: Gordon & Winston, Inc, to do brok
ers' business in New York with a cap
' ital of $1,5OO,000
, The first $50 army horses autione
off at Camp Bowie, Tex. brought a
average of So head. They cost tn
;, Government about $3.50 a head
Squadrons of British military air
O planes are detached for passenger an
\ message service between London an
a Versailles.
Commissioner Clarke of the Inter
state Commerce Commission recon
f mended that Congress should tax
4 away from the President power owe
d the railroads.
Q Secretary Redfeld indicated Amer
= can shipping rates from Pacific coat
S ports to the Far East will be cut
i allow American ships TO compete vii
British SHIPS.
e War Department created speci
n sale agency, with sales director
d dispose of vast quantities of timbe
and other wood products at variol
9 cantonments and building projec
r throughout the country.
Lieutenant Governor Cox of Mass;
: chusetts sent a telegram to Senat
' Lodge asking him to introduce in Coz
5 gress a resolution providing for t
: changing of the name of the Panan
= Canal to the Roosevelt Canal.
2 Evidence has been received fro
British officers who have been prisol
ers of war in Bulgaria, Reuter-
Limited learns, of cruel treatment al
D tortures which they saw inflicted up'
n Serbians prisoners and interned ci
= ilians.
Is Steps are being taken by the sta
" department to bring home from Tu
i key $500 native and naturaliz
IS Americas who have been there duri1
e. the war.
Sc Vessels of neutral countries nc
'e under charter to the shipping boa
will be released as fast as eXistiI
"a contracts expire,