Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-30
Condensed TeIeqrams

A new Portuguese Cabinet was
formed
Franco Roumanian troops entered
Kieff, Russia.
The trial Of Joseph CaiIIaux, for
treason, will begin today.
United States mine laying fleets cap /,
tured or sunk II German submarines. |
Westminster Abbey is planning al
memorial service for Theodore Roose-
velt !
Food Administration annsunced re-
strictions on manufacture of near
were removed
New South Wales is issuing S15,-
100000 o12 per cent. bonds at 80 "a,
maturing in 1927, optional after 1922.
United States investments in Can
ada estimated at $1,272,S50,000. more,
than double the pre-war figure.
A committee of former residents of
Illinois will be formed in New York to-
welcome home Illinois troops.
Emergency Fleet Corporation steam
er WestVieW cOlllded with the sunken
steamer Port Phillip in Ambrose Chan
mel The Westyiew was beached.
Miss Margaret Wilson is in Brus-
sells. She is a guest of the American
Legation.
Ambassador Fletcher was told by
delegation of prominent German mer-
chants in Mexico, before he left for
| Washington, that they wished to re-
sumo trading with the United States.
Minneapolis flour mills shut down
| because of more flour ON hand than
| can be sold
! Operating income of the New York
Central for December was $5,U94 Co., a
| decrease of 2,408, coo.
Plans are being completed for the
| n1r 7t,.;fi gDF ,g1 -,
mining plants of the Susquehanna
Collieries Co. in the Mount Carmel
Shamokin field, Pa.
A shipment of $7,500,000 in silver
bullion was made from Philadelphia
The total shipments for January were
$500, coo.
Congress adopted the conference re-
port on the 100000 600 food relief
bill
Threatened strike of railroad en-
ployes Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
was averted.
| President P. A. S. Franklin Of the
Mercantile Marine declared the reduc.
ton in ocean rates is only a sreI
toward resuming normal conditions.
An extra dividend of per cent. was
declared upon the common stock of the
| United States Steel Corporation.
Senator Thompson introduced bill
in the New York Legislature pr0vid.
ing for a state bond issue OF $4,000.
600 to build a soldiers and sailors
memorial park.
Postmaster General 8urieson toId tI7'
House Committee on Post Offices
which is considering the telephone anC
telegraph bill that competition in tn,
telephone should be elimited.
During the year the United State
minted 445, 900, 900 coins.
| Interstate Commerce Commission il
an annual report says rates maintain
: ed by Middle Western railroads wer,
generally reasonable.
Twelve employees of the Mohawk d
5 vision of the New York Central Rail
/ road were arrested on a charge of pad
: ding the payrolls The amount takel
l is more than $4,000.
The New York Senate Finance Corn
= mittee failed to report out toverno
, Smiths nomination of Miss Florenc
E Perkins as a member of the State In
. dustrial Commission.
The American Y. M. c. A. gave
S reception at the Paris headquarters i
e honor of Mrs Wilson. About 40
e prominent French and Americans at
i tended.
A minimum price of $3.50 per Il
! pOuIluS lOI mugs NdS tSIttG Upon ciJ
conference in Chicago of packers, Foo
e Administration representatives and De
partment of Agriculture officials.
:, Lieutenant O'Neii of the America
!, Army was killed when his airplan
fell 700 feet at Chatillon-sur- Seine.
Britain plans TO keep the air servic
for young men. No colonel will be re
: tanned in the service unless he hold
three years war service.
! The Commercial Gable Co. announce
that messages may be sent via Sa
h Francisco, Shanghai and Siberia /
- Russian station as far west as Perm
q Departure from France OF the trans
= port Due d'Aosta with the 331st Fiel
Artillery complete and the headquar
I, ers company, medical detachment an
~ Battery E of the 339th Field ArtiIler
> was announced.
q Secretary Daniels has commende
a q men OF the crew of the battleshi
# Minnesota for courage and efficienC
r displayed when the ship struck
e mine September 29, 1917, off II
d Delaware Breakwater.