Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-05
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 l dropped eff $372,,322,922. Third days sales at St. Louis four. auction amounted to $97a,6T0. American investigators report Ger man railway service demoralized.
 Secretary of War Baker predicts aerial commerce within the present year.
 Price of anthracite coal will be ten cents higher each month from now to October
 Japan claims s175,ooo,ooo indemnity from Germany, covering thirty one vessels sunk.
 Wool machinery in operation in April showed an increase for the first time this year.
 Western Union Telegraph Co. an nounced reduction of 10 cents d word in cable rates to Porto Rico.
 According to private adviees in Washington, Marshal Joffre will visit the United States in November
 The scheme to investigate Bolshevik propaganda in New York will be map ped out at a conference tomorrow.
 Seventy persons were killed and more than 200 inquired as a result of the earthquake in Central America.
 Twenty five ships were alloeated by the Shipping Board in last two days. Majority of them go to European food relief.
 Copper production of Anaeonda in April amounted to 13,750,000 pounds. compared with 13,9O0,00O pounds in March
 United States shippinu Board aIIo- cated the steamer UnalooSa to carry general cargo from New York to Bue- nos Aires.
 eGernfsM delegates reported going to | il fratp chases of cereals, meats and other foodstuffs.
 The 302d Engineers, last important unit of the 77th Division, arrived at New York from Brest, on the Nieuw Amsterdam Mayor Ole Hanson, of Seattle, said 1 the Government should hang or in carcerate for life all the anarchists in this country
 1 Italy announced direct postal com munication with Germany. Both ordi- ! nary and registered letters may now 1 be sent direct.
 | An English manufacturing compan, announced it is preparing to put o1 1 the market an automobile that can bt retailed for $250.
 | Legislation to control the beef pack CTS will be one of the first importan measures brought before the Senate it was announced.
 Reports received at Copenhagen sa, that the Bolsheviki in Petrograd ar in panic, owing to the advance of Ad miral kolchak's army. | New Orleans & South America Steamship Co. will begin its monthl service to the west coast, of Sout America early in June.
 Villa captured Parral, in the Stat of Chihuahua, and demands $1,000 900 from mining companies, includin American Smelling & Refining Co. Chamber of Commerce of the Unite
 States estimated winter wheat cro at 960,000, O00 bushels, 33 per cen
 greater than the. record crop of 1914. Edgar Morriss, son of Green eour
 ty, Virginia, deputy sheriff, wanted o two charges of murder, was arreste in a roorning house in Elkin. W. " u According to the Echo derparis # peace treaty will give reason why u contracting parties entered the ws
 and why league of nations is neede : 1t was decided in Philadelphia tn; = the 18th Division would not parade { . a unit on May 15. The division
 made up of former National Guard: | men.
 t Production, of cane sugar in Loui ldIld IOI tll6 SedSOI OeSIuIllllS III u e fall of 1918, was 651, ,S00,O00 pound
 compared with 3S7, 100000 pounds
 1917.
 New York Cotton Exchange W / close next Tuesday when the 77th D e vision parades. The New Orleal V Cotton Exchange will close in q :. cordance with the agreement betwe, a the exchanges.
 n Julis H. Barnes, United Stat IT Wheat Director, declared in Dulu = that he looked for a shortage of 300 if 100000 bushels of grain as rest
 of suspension of export from Russ 70 Rumania and India.