Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-14
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Condensed lelegraFns
 New York Assembly passed health insurance bill.
 New Jersey appropriation bill of S13 ,500.009 was passed by the Senate.
 Dr. Schiller, Minister Of Finance in the German national government, re- signed.
 Floating mines in thc DardansIIaa and Sea of Marmora still constitute great danger to navigation.
 The great jewel collection Of the ] Louvre, Paris, will soon be on eXhi- i bition.
 Two fires in the downtown section of Pittsburgh destroyed buildings, i causing a loss of $200,00
 Henry Ford is planning a street car line in Detroit and throughout MichI- i gan.
 cotton export corporation with a capital of $100000000 was formed in Memphis.
 Shipping Board ordered conversion of 100 steel ships from coal to oil fuel burners. Nicarasuan Government received information that. Bolsheyilli. agents are arriving in that country for the ppurpose of carrying on propaganda. Cotton spinning mills in Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cheshire and Derbyshire were closed until April 2G. They pro- 1 duced single American yarns. 1 American Meat Packers Association 1 believes there will be no lower prices 1 for meat until War stricken Europe l begins her quota of production,
 At the third days auction in Boston ! the Wool Administration offered A., i S00 900 pounds of greasy Australian
 wool to the trade.
 GiN< +o oNay,ed Ayo-cciS coF7 g7o
 deered during the war by the Shipping | Board, were released and returned to ! their owners.
 Transport kaiserin Augusta Vic toria, carrying 1,200 men ot the Hist
 Field Artillery, left Brest for the United States.
 l Chairman Elliott of the Raiiroade executive committee and several New York bankers conferred with Director Hines regarding railroad financing. i Chairman Hurley Of the Shipping
 Board notified Senator Jones he wifi
 have a complete Shipping Board policy
 ready for congress at the next session,
 Albert Strauss, Federal Reserve
 Board members and special Treasury
 representative at the peace conference } is on his way home.
 . The Government will take out g , 500,000 insurance againsrs damage II Diil Id II Oll tiiO " neat CiOp fFCN' -t , Kansas and Oklahoma. . According to reports received a / Washington potash will not he sup . piled as liberal as before ih- Wa ? and not at double pre- wa prlca.. Reports to the Federal service re- 9 cord an increase in employment froI ] 3S cities for the week ended april l. Comncaader ]. M. Kenwc7ti7y, ar 9 Asquilh Liberal. was elected 10 Par = liament by d majority Of 9lI. 9Fel e Lord Eustice Percy, a coalition S unioni5t.
 n A group of men carrying red fla! n and declaring themselves to D" SU@T y i tacans appeared in the streets O
 Rome. Civilians charged the dis } turbers and few were injured. . Shipment Of first cargo O. America
 machinery to Scandinavia since yZ
 beginning of the war is believed to il
 augurate big trade between the Unite 2 States and Scandinavian countries. T. William C, A4chieon, 8 years ol, S who was tailOr's heipe. il fTcsiden 70 Andrew Jaclleor's tailor shop .ee GreeneviIle, Tenn, is dead al his hJna o in RuSseiville, Tenn. S The referendum taken in Quebec ;' determine whether wine and beer Ii
 censes shall be granted or the provinc go dry, showed q majority of 1010o - for the vets. About bVD,tNH \0jGu. n ,tl French Government is selling rc It. in pound packages; small pieces lS53 ready cut bacon, and little pieces ,nl lard and dried vegetables in an e1fol I.i lG to cut the high cost of living. "A A j. ?. Morgan denied a report tn; ie he and other financiars promised | 4' join Japanese capitalists in the o-g ,+ anization of q new steamship corpJ ,3l ration.
 K K Commercial Gable Co. announce ia cable between Guam and Manila ws 10 broken, interrupting communicate aT aT via Commercial Pacific With Pai iII lippines.
 III Il Chairman Hurley Of the Shppr r- Board announced appointment of Na' o al Constructor J. L. AcleTson as vi ~ president of the Emergency Fleet co ,d poration.
 io io Lord Reading, British Ambassad
 to the United States, declared the |, was no truth in the report from Par as that the British censorship of comme i, ciaI cables were used to promote Bri , iSh trade