Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-05
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Ex-Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm, of Prussia, has instructed his Berlin lawyers to start suit for divorce.
 Italian mission arrived at Budapest to discuss with President karolyl questions of Hungarian outlet to the Adriatic.
 Spartacide Government in Bremen resigned and workmen decided to give up their arms on being ordered by troops.
 Wholesale gocery store of H. Gott- heb & Sons. Brooklyn, was robbed of S4,000 by safe crackers
 Supreme Court will hear cable suits on March 3.
 Italy will have general election on May A.
 Eight American soldiers were killed and 3Os lost in train collision while on the way to a transport at BreSt.
 Staatsrat, of German Austria, voted to join Germany. Monarchist Cabinet was set up in OTorto by Concerto, who took post of Premier.
 Strike of trainmen on 1e Swedish roads demoralized traffic in that coun- try.
 Italian manufacturers demand re- storation Of preWar conditions in transportation and throughout the gen. | eral economic system.
 Three thousand tons of honey, stored 1 for SpeculatorS account, await ship ment from Australia. | Grip reports in New York City showed a decrease in the number of new cases. | House resolution demanded inquiry
 into charges that clique has been in-
 strumental in removing efficient Ma tional Guard officers from their army commands.
 Assistant General Manager Franci: T. Bowles of the Emergency Fleet Cor poration resigned.
 Jamestown, Fl. Y., textile mills closed
 down. employers say, owing to tht
 lack of raw material. Employees sa!
 because of the eight-hour day. l Chairman Pomerone of the Senate
 Election Committee will call up thu
 resolution proposing immediate in
 vestigation of the Ford-Newberr! election.
 Managers of the Senate women suf
 frage resolution decided to call up tn
 measure next Monday, and if p@ssi ble, obtain a final vote. It is reported in Chicago that Swif S5 Co. contemplate an issue of $25, ,00O, % short term notes, per cent. inter est, for two or three years. Senate adopted a resoiutI or by Sen l ator Calder calling for an inve5tiga ton by the Commerce Commirte9 int : the difference between the eos, of op eration Of Anne 'ic,ln vessels l fore. s
 trade and those Of other na .:0ns. : Supreme Co 1t or tile Unlre1 State ;, advanced to March hearing of tvii of the Commercial Cable Co. again! t Postmaster General Burleson. :, Anaconda's copper mines produce ;, 15, 5,000,000 pounds in January. n n Settlement of Mexican question ma ', n be left to the League of Nations.
 House Committee on Military Afai r approved appropriation of $3,0O0,0 q for National Guard.
 War Department repeated it's deri s of intending to auction off autom = piles. is Soft coal production for the we = ended Jan. 9, was 9,159, ,0C0 tons, 1T Exports of condensed milk to Euro " in 1918 amounted to 530, 100000 pount d compared with 16.000,O00 pounds 70 1914.
 1t Grain receipts at Chicago last we " were 1.O1S,000 bushels. 1r Federal Food Administration offic of in Illinois will close in a few days
 mahy Trel9nC IFalnS on NS" Yoi D. New Haven and Hartford system ha la been eliminated. st General Pershing was authorized ct release men whose families need tn or support. It. Consolidation of the First Natioi
 Bank and the Mechanics Bank of N N Bedford was effected at a joint me- " ing of the shareholders. The Il F bank will take the name of the Ff = National.