Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06
Condensed IeIegrams

British steamship 8-etanier went ashore near Virginia beach during a heavy fog.
 Australian parliament dissolved; elections for it's successors will be held Dec. 13.
 Holland America liner NNaw Am sterdam arrived at New ork with 1,128 asSengers.
 With several members of the Pres ident's cabinet in their home towl.s, no session was held.
 Crew of the yacht Black Hawk, of New York, were rescued ky the Coast Guard off Cape Hatteras.
 Building trade strike, which was in progress in Lille, was settled by the employers agreeing to pay higher prices.
 Treasury Department announced sailors who lost Liberty bonds when their vessels were sunk will have them replaced.
 A resolution introduced by Senator Kenyon proposed Presidential com mission of three to settle the soft coal strike by arbitration.
 Baron Cote, former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, declared the Japanese born population of Hawaii should stick to the L, $"
 Leaders of the Soviet Government of Russia urging doing away with ictio <,1,; ing they should be numbered.
 Ellis L. Dressei, of Boston, appoint ed American Charge dsAffaires at Berlin, will leave the United States for Germany at an early date.
 Insurance companies of New York not willing to insure liquor of more than 2.75 per cent alcohol because of the many recent thefts James Wood Green, known among the students of Kansas University as Uncle Jimmy" dean of the School of Law for 40 years. died at Lawrence.
 Six persons were injured when q Ninth avenue "L" collided at 155th street and Eighth avenue, New York.
 Anthracite and brown coal workers of Saxony. recognizing the critical situation due to the coal shortage, voted to work 8 hours day, I days a week.
 More than 90 per cent. of union men in Miami voted in favor Of a general strike to uphold the closed shop policy. Million dollars worth of shipuiIding willabe held up. ------ -es' ST
 Twenty passengers were carried in the final test of the HandleyPage plane Atlantic, which is expected to hon off. to Chicago from New Yctk in a nonstop flight. 1 Italian newspapers show a tendency | to descend from til,ir lofty pedcsta1s i of exaltation over the Fiume Ques- tion and great anxiety is felt over the Serbian call to arms
 Internal Revenue Department agents 1 are vest,gating charges of sale ot I 1900 quarts of bonded W, .sk " for s100,oo0 and payment of $6.u00 1T bribes to Chicago police and other of i ficials. =
 Henry Woodhouse, of Chicago. re. ported plans were ready for a new I type of, airplane designed to make g flight around the, world. The ma chine is propelled by electricity ant will carry 1e0 assengers. | PhiIadeIphia and Central PennsyI vania coal officials are plaintiffs in , damage suit against local officers q the United Mine Workers of Ameriil for alleged violation Of their agree ment in ordering the strike. Spanish steamship CataIuna arrived at New York from Barcelona and Ca dig with 70 passengers and a genera cargo. The officers of the ship re-
 ported the stormiest voyage of tn
 year was raging at sea.
 An international convention lintn,
 the hours of work in industE to 4
 hours a week in all countries ratifyinj
 the agreement by July 1, 1921, wa
 proposed to the International I.abo
 Conference by the organizing commit
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