Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-16

TWELVE PAG ] Condensed TeIegrams an ounce in London; New York price $1.12A.
 Alaska seaIskins advanced 10 per cent at international Fur Auction at St. Louis.
 American mission Investigating con- ditions in Turkey and Armenia arrived at Mardin.
 Italy planning eIectriefieation of $500 miles of railways. Work will be done gradually.
 Production of steel insots in August amounted to 2,146,0S1 tons at the rate of so per cent. capacity.
 An order was issued by the Aus trian government expelling 13o00O war refugees, mostly Gailcian Jews
 United States Grain Corporation will receive bids of first clear Hours, up to Thursday for 3O-day shipment for ex- port.
 Samuel Gompers in message to Gov. Coolidge of Massachusetts, pledg- ed there would be no more police strikes.
 London Morning Post announced ar rival of foreign gold coin in England amounting to Z T., 900, 900, said to be from Germany.
 British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John decided to contribute l. OO0, ,O0O to hospitals and other charit- able institutions.
 Shipping Board announced steam ships under the United States flag now comprise PAS per cent. of the steam tonnage of the world.
 Several villages in the Province of Sienna Italy, were seriously shaken by an earthquake. One person was killed and several injured.
 Submarine Board Corporations plan to construct four fabricated ships for an Italian shipping company was ap- proved by the Shipping Board.
 An American company having capital of S1OO, 900, 900 is being organiz- ed in Poland to extend credits to Pol is hcities. according to Swiss advlces.
 Premier Nitti received news of entry of D'Annunzio and Italian volunteers into Plume while the Chamber Of Dep uties was ngaged in debate. He was astounded.
 Mexican bandits held up the pay master of the Escondido Mine, fifteen miles south of Eagle Pass, Tex, across the border, obtained $4,000 and fled ill the paymaster's car
 Three men alleged to have held up banks at Bartlett. Newton and Ben agents charging them with theft of $S6, 900 in Libert bonds.
 .Copenhaeen Telephone Go. ordered two telephone exchanged costing s1,- 900 900 fro mthc Western Electric Co, of New York. The exchanges will handle 10000 subscribers.
 Ohio Public Utilities Commission ordered telephone companies operating after Oct. 1 to discontinue s350 service connection charge authorized by Post master Genearl Burlesoh.
 Physicians attending Edward F. Pop) Geers grand old man" of the trotting turf, who is suffering from a broken collarbone and concussion of the brain at Syracuse, N. Y, declare he will never ride another race.
 Nephew of King of Siam, Prince Arthiti Arra, who has arrived in London, is attracting considerable at tention because of his American accent. He attended school in Boston.
 German merchants in Mexico took advantage of the raising of commercial restrictions by placing important ord CTS in Germany The amount is said to have reached 100000 marks.
 
 Joseph CaiIlaux, former Premier of France, who was in prison for more than a year, charged with having trea- sonable dealing with the enemy, was transferred to private hospital.
 Arthur Henderson, M. P., trade union leader of Great Britain and Secretary of the British Labor Party, will speak in Washington some time in November under the auspices of the National F'ederaIation of Federal Employes.
 L. J. De Bekker, chief publicity agent of the Mexico Committee of the League of Free Nations, will be the first wit ness when the Senate Mexican Sub- | Committee resumes investigations to- day.
 Reports from London say the first | open market transaction in gold bullion i since the embargo on gold exports was removed will take place this week | when z 1,750,000 of South African gold i will be sold.
 An airpIane built and designed by l Alfred W. Lawson flew unheralded l from Syracuse. N. Y, to Mitchell Field, | L. l.. with nine passengers, making the 313-mile trap in ? hours and 32 minutes.
 Elsie Janis, an honorary captain of he A. E. F gave an entertainment for -he American Legion eX-service men Inder the auspices of the War Camp Service at the Madison Square Roof Garden.
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