Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-21
Condensed kilograms

KieI VIII be left standing the
Allies.
SIX candidates are in = .eld for
the presidency of Mexico the elec-
ton in July. 1920.
Spanish Government has begun the
work of restoring order ana tee-
graphic commu-lica~lon throughout
the country.
Virtually 40 per cent. of the wheat
is still in stock.
New York Assembly adopted the
Walters resolution TO continue the life
of the Davenport taxation committee
Seven German submarines in tow
from Cherbourg, France to England
were lost in a storm.
Teachers salary bill, affecting the
entire State OF New lork, was ap-
proved by the Senate Committee on
Education.
Two enlisted men were killed by
boiler explosion on the L. S. S. Beu-
kelsdijk
According to peasant who fled to
the Allied lines the Bolsheyiki troops
evacuated Bolshe Czerki because of
the constant suntire.
Directors were named by the Phil
ippine Government for national de-
Velopment. The first move will be to
protect and promote exports
! British censorship on letters TO the
! United States and northern European
neutral states will end within a Tort
night.
| Secretary Daniels reviewed Ameri-
can marines, on duty belweeh lne
Nloselle and Rhine, from Fortress
! I1hrenbritstein, 400 feet high
Attorney General Newton, of New
| NOrk apnO1lpnad np,1utN- A 1fro,I
| Becker resigned and would resume
his law practice,
| John 7. Suter, secretary to Attor
ney General Palmer, was appointed
assistant chief of the Bureau of In
vtstigation of the Department of
Justice.
In an explosion in tank room oil
! the plant Of the Prest- Lite Co. al
Astoria, L. l., one man was killed
and several injured
President Wilson sent a telegram
to Senator Hitchcock. retiring chair
man of the Senate Foreign Rela tions
Committee. thanking HIM for his
support OF the League OF Nations
/ Welcome |. Capen, who, as a bo,
in Vermont, was an operator of The
Postal Telegraph Co, and who be
came vice president of the company
III sdead at his home in Mount Yer
non, n. Y.
1t was announced by the executive
board of E. J. du Pont de Nemours 6
Co. that Pierre S. du Pont has re
Lsigned from the presidency Of tn
company.
: Swiss Federal Council has decide,
to, recognize the new German Gov
ernment, as it was chosen legally b.
the National Assembly and by tn
; votes of the people
l General March, chief of staff, lef
: Washington for a tour of New Eng
; land. New York and New Jersey arm
camps.
Steamships seres was launched a
the Housaton:c Shipyards, at Strat
ford.
Charles Gunther, guard at Dan
nemora Prison, was beaten to deaf
by two murderers, attempting to es
cape. They were oyerpoWered b
| other guards.
Louise ThuiiIiez, a young heroine c
the wesr. rwice sentenced to death b
:, Germany. was awarded the Legion {
! Honor Cross aud the Croix dc Guer4
! with palm leaves, by Premier Glen
I enceau.
E President Wilson directed the lr
: dustrial Board of the Department {
E | Commerce and the Railroad Admin
. istration to reopen discussion of pre-
+ stabilization and find a commo
ground on which they can agree.
Rear Admiral Cary r. Grayson re
q ported to the White House that Pres
: | ident Wilson had recovered entire1
from his Illness.
g An appeal was made by Chief
# Police Garrity. OF Chicago. to the cit
council for additional patromen
protect the city. A young woma
was murdered by an unidentified ma
= on the west side.