Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
Condensed TeIeqrams

1o9S toucheu 9Zl-Io, neWk ht0h record in Chicago.
 Treasury Department advanced France additional credit of $50,O00,000.
 Final steps are being taken in lq- uidation of West Virginia debt.
 British War War Office making plans to honor General Pershing on his visit to London.
 Chauncey M. Depew, former United | State Senator, celebrated his S5th birthday at his home in New York.
 Seeding in Manitoba started. Dep i uty Minister of Agriculture reports the outlook is very promising.
 War Department announced value of | suspended ordnance contracts now to- tal $2,500,0 900.
 A report from Australia says the Australian government removed all | restrictions of the use of capital.
 A strike of 1000 metal miners, en- gineers and pumpmen was settled in Leadville, Colorado. War Department announced 75,344 Americans died in the service. Of this number 3S,SS7 were killed in ac- tion.
 There will be no parade of the 77th Division as d whole with the sanc- tion of the War Department. President Wilson, Premier Lloyd George and Premier Clemenceau each <, held a sparate conference with Prem fer Orlando in the effort to placate i him.
 Canadian wooIen manufacturers
 who formed trade group for export ] purposes, recently booked $400O, 900 ,, worth of business for Europe. Railroad Administration ordered , transportation rates on copper and
 other smelter products advanced %
 per cent
 Conferences between the Railroad Administration and Industrial Board of Department of Commerce will be resumed.
 I! At Government auction in Boston the Wool Administration offered to the manufacturers and dealers 3,250,- 000 pounds of secured stock.
 | War Department authorized Gov. vernon Smith to reorganize the New ] York State National Guard and begin trecruiting men.
 nounced restoration of telegraphic
 communication with Latvia and Lith- uania. not including Riga. Shipping Board announced increase of 25 cents 8 hundred pounds in ocean rates on cotton from New York to Liverpool and London. Trade balance of the' United
 States for the fiscal year will pass $3,000, 900 ,000 if the nations con- merce continues it's rapid growth. cIeofonte campannini general di- rector of the Chicago Opera Associa- ton sailed for Italy in search of new operatic stars and operas. Mayor HyIan refused Staten Is. land committee his support for ( $ subway direct from Staten Island tt e Manhattan, at a cost of $3000O 900. < n. .oiA hw Y. .a0to nowis the tin Spanish diplomatic representative: { report the Bolsheviki Government o E Russia is manufacturing foreigl E coins and bank notes to be used fo K propaganda service.
 British squadrons arrived at Bres K and Cherbourg, France, to pay an of E ficial visit The cities are decorate, E and the sailors were given an en K thusiastic reception.
 E William F. Burrows, president c H Libby, McNeil & Libby, reports "ther s is no stock dividend in contempIatio or anything else in Libby plans | justify the present buldge in stock' NJ Duluth plant of the United State E Steel Corporation, which is operate X by the Minnesota Steel Co.,, is report
 ed going to close down shortly be N cause of lack of business. N An alliance between the Lmeric 2 strike committee of the Irish Trade
 Union Congress and Labor Party wa
 arranged and a statement issued de al cIaring the strike now had becon l. national.
 ali Major General David c. Shank le commander of the Port of Debarka
 ton, Hoboken, told members of u Us Hoboken Chamber of Comerce tn; tn 1,650,913 troops were sent overse; st fro that port.
 l. Governor General of Korea is il 1- vestigating charges that Japanei in troops in a hamlet fortv-five mil SC southeast of Seoul summoned u is male Christians of the village w church and shot and bayonetted thel he Officers and directors of the Foc lg Administration Grain Corporate S from ovnrv ~oo-i~r, of .ha co1nt1 e arrived in New York to hold an { 10 week session N.,II nited Stat Ill Wheat Director Barnes. al There will be no advance in pal d and varnish prices. according
 members of the Paint Manufacture
 Association and the National Man
 facturers' Association in joint co Se vention at Cleveland.