Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-26
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 R,nnsyIvanfa far.ee-rs demand an eight-hour day.
 Otto H. Kahn denied reports that he is to reside in England.
 Latest reports show German gold holdings total 1.o9S,7 ,776,00O marks.
 Van Praaah Steamship Line, Inc, of New York. filed petition in bank ruptcy.
 Sub Treasury arranged transfer of S523,162 for shipment in gold bars to China.
 Estimate value of output of Detroit automobiles is placed at $o6,000,000. tCalb- ninent h. rgrth
 China issued a mandate declaring the state of war between China and Germany formally at an end.
 The Nc-4 piIoted by Lieut.. Com mander Albert C. Read, arrived at Rockaway Point, L. l.. from Atlantic City.
 Bar silver touehed a new high TO- cord in London when it went to 63 pence an ounce. New York price was s1.16A.
 
 revenue for Boston district, has announced his resignation to take ef- feet October l.
 Complete returns from the Massa- chusetts primaries indicated Richards Long was nominated for governor by thme democrats.
 The deIux Lawson airpIane, carry ing 16 passengers on a tranSconti mental journey to San Francisco, ar rived at Dayton.
 announced Cardinal Mercier will be the guest of honor at it's first fall session on Oct. 9.
 Major w. R. Scroeder at McCook Field, Ohio, broke the two man air plane record when he aScended to d height of 5000 feet.
 Trirty one German prisoners, alien enemies held in this country during the war, SlTrived at Hoboken en route to the Fatherland.
 Thirty three cafe and hotel propri- etors of New Jersey will change their pleas of not guilty of a charge of vii olation wartime prohibition.
 The Dominion Trades and Labor Congress endorsed action United Il collective bargaining principle.
 Newton K. Busbee and Edward I. Edwards, Jersey City banker, won the republican and democratic guberna- torial nominations, respectively.
 After disposing of official functions the lsince of Wales intends to spend the rest of his 5-day visit a Vic toria, B. C., in playing golf and sight seeing.
 Ten stills containing 10 GOO barrels of crude oil were destroyed by fire at the plant of the Atlantic Refining Co.,, Philadelphia. Loss estimated at S100,00O.
 Marcus M. Marks, president of the National Daylight Saving Association, said scores of cities and towns in the eastern line zone will introduce daylight saving
 Senator Norris, of Nebraska, de- clared in the Senate The PoStmas- CT General has done some things that 10 me seem sufficient grounds for inn peachment~
 A report was in circulation in Lon don that Premier Lloyd George is to attend the first meeting of the League of Nations.
 The Senate learned for the first Food administration and the Federal Commission on the profits allowed the packers by Hoover.
 Admiral Uso Conz, of the Italian navy, who is paying an official visit to the United States in behalf of his government, expressed admiration and sympathy for d dAnnunzio.
 Five hundred cotton mill employees of the Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills at Salem, Mass, struck to enforce demands presented several weeks ago for a 25 per cent increase. the Pan American Union since 1907, at New Orleans he would resign from office al the Novem- Der meeting of the Union.
 Argentine Minister in Vienna ad vised his government fthat a commls- sion of foreign bankers in Vienna is seeking land in Argentina suitable for colonizat ation> by Austrian families.
 Count won 1ernstorff. former Am bassador to the United States. re- turned to Berlin after two montrs' say in Bavaria. He is writing a book ! 10 be published about the first of the l year.
 President Gompers, of the Amer- 1 can Federation of Labor, told the Senate Committee that to deny the ] police employees the right to affiliate i win the A. F. of L.. would invite af- { iliation with the I. W. W. Six men of the schooner Caseo. on | which Robert Louis Stevenson made ais voyage to the South Sea Islands, wrecked during a gale on Sept. 8, ar lived at Nome, Alaska. after travel ing 60 miles in an Eskimo skin boat. ROSAUIND IS