Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-22
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed TelegramS Wheat crop of Italy placed at 4,ooo,- 900 bushels.
 Delivery of coal to France from the Ruhr region was begun Federal trade commission sorbids exclusive dealings" in oil contracts.
 Federal officials in Younastown, Ohio arrested 11S Russians alleged Bol- shevists.
 Street car strike in Louisville is complete. Not car has moved in 2i hours
 Sinkina of five Russian warships was accumulated bv six British mo- tor boats.
 Sultan Ahmed Mirza. Shah of Per sia, arrived at Constantinople en route to England.
 Presiden Wilson accepted Gov. cost of living
 Canadian wheat board acquires plenary powers to dispore of this years wheat crop.
 Royal Dutch PetroIeum's profits in 1918 were S29.020.000. compared with $17,S3S.172 in 1917.
 Musicians and staae hands of six Chicago theatres struck in sympathy with the actors strike.
 The First division now en route home from Germany will parade in New York and Washington.
 Inquiry into the high cost of shoes in. Boston showed shoe workers are t,o ceiving from $40 to S120 a week.
 Admiral Huah Rodman will pilot the Pacific fleet through the Golden Gate and into San Francisco bay.
 viseoun Grey. British ambassador to the United States, will sail for this country on he steamer Adriatic on September 3.
 a perpetual injunction againt the five big packers which would bar them from the state.
 Munich from Hamburg. where it had established headouarters during the recent disorders.
 French and Italian troops cIashed at Taranto. casualties resulting on
 
 the southeastern part of Italy.
 Special council appointed commit tee with special duty of answering the Austrian note concerning Austrian interests outside of Europe.
 Japanese transport Siiiiku Maru struck a rock and foundered off San egashima on Aug. 15. One hundred and ten are reported missing. International Paper Go. began work on it's new s4.000.000 plant at Three Rivers. lh,ar Montreal. which it is hoped to complete by December
 Citizens and housewives of the Montmartre district of Paris foRRads the consumers league of France to combat the high cost of foodstuffs-
 Major General James 6. Harbord and other members of the American mission of inquiry into conditions in Armenia and Asia Minor left for Brest.
 Fire. caused by an expIosion in the oil plant of the Sherwood Brothers Of Baltimore. swept by property and plants.
 Accordino to a wireless report re- ceived at Seattle Japanese steamers One1 Maru ana SIl1IlDu WtiS aground in the Straits of Juan re F'uca.
 The extraordinary orand jury con- vened a week ago to hear evidence collected by the Lusk legislative com mittee against anarchists and radicalst reconyened.
 1t is estimated thirty three, thous- and postmasterS are tabulating and to the war department or ders for more than $50.000,000 worth of foodstuffs. An agreement was reached between Sir Auckland Geddes. British n1iIaister of reconstruction. and locomotive en- gineers and firemen. settling the mems demands.
 In honor of officers and men of the Italian dreadnought Conte di Cavour, due in New York harbor Sept. ,. ar for a fitting reception of the naval heroes are being made. A bill was submitted to the Prus- sian cabinet which provides for pay nent of 170.000.00O marks to the for mer emperor to recompenSe him for osses through forced -abdication.' Six former justices of the supreme court formed a committee to work for he reelection of Joseph E. Newburg | er of the supreme court and Judge Richard H. Smith Of the city court.
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