Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-29
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 rived in Paris.
 Torpedo boat destroyer Dover was launched at Quincy, Mass
 The Finnish Diet has elected Prof. public.
 italy is reported to have appealed to Amerlcan bankers for financial aid to the extent of $1.000,00o, eco.
 Allied relief organizations in Serbia are preparing for united combat against influenza and tuberculosis.
 War Department announces that B., OPS, ,4S7, onIcerS and men have been dis charged since the arinistice was signed.
 Archduke Joseph, of Hungary, Is re- the proIetar.an housewives in Buda- past.
 Frederick Sargent, an elderly asso- ciate of Thomas A. Edison, and an en- gineer of international reputation, is deed.
 Department of Labor estimates that l, 200, 600 aliens will shortly leave the United States and return to their own country.
 Representative Joseph L. Fordney, Republican, of Michigan, declared a high tariff was necessary to protect American labor.
 United States and England have re- ceived from Germany within two months more than s150, 900. 900 in pay ment for foodstuffs.
 Major General Crowder, who went to Cuba to draft new election laws, has finished his work and is about to return to Washington
 Speaker Gillette has appointed a spe- cial House committee to investigate operations and expenses of the United States Shipping Board.
 The Navy Department has completed d plans for the erection at Lakehurst, N. J., of one Of the largest dirigible hangers in the world.
 Navy enlistments have taken a tre- mendouS jump, due to the reduction of the enlistment period to two years and the increase of pay.
 Count Taisuhe ltagahi, founder of the Japanese Liberal Party, and one of the last survivors of the veteran statesmen of Japan, is dead.
 Theodore p. Shonts, president of the 1nterborouSh, who has been ill for sev- eral weeks. was reported yesterday as being in a critical condition.
 The Commercial Cable Company has been advised by the British Admins tration of an interruption of the Anglo Belgian and Anglo-German cables.
 Gold bars to the extent of $33o 900 have been withdrawn from the Sub Treasuary for shipment to Paris. to- day, on the steamship La Tourraine.
 Letter mailed at the village of Bey- shac. France, on June 15, 1857, ad dressed to -Ferrand, seventy miles away, has just been delivered.
 Los Angeles police have been re- strained by an order of the Superior Court from interfering with the sale of beer containing 2.75 per cent. al- cohoI.
 Mortimer N. Buehner, president of the New York Transit Co.,, was elected treasurer of the New York Chapter of the American Red Cross to succeed Jacob H. Schiff.
 Pending action by Congress toward a permanent policy on dyestuff i'm portations, the War Trade Board will mot issue salicenses permitting traffic in German products.
 Strikers at Devoe plant of the Stand- ard Oil Company, Long Island City, have accepted the company's invita- tion to resume work at the old wages; the plant reopenS today.
 One half of the foreign trade of Yo- koharna, Japan, last year was in buy ing from or selling to the United States. Exports to America were twice the value of the imports.
 E. L. krause, an amateur aviator was killed yesterday. and E. L. Will meth, a passenger. seriously injured when the plane in which they were riding fell from height of 300 feet.
 Jack Wilson, fattest man in the world, died of paralysis in the Holy Family Hospital. Brooklyn. Wilson weighed $50 pounds. He was only five feet five inches in height and 2S years old.
 A Frenchma named Richard has been sentenced to death for betraying to the Germans a school teacher who was cooperating with Edith CaveH in the work of smuggling soldiers to Hol- land.
 he international Research Conven- ton at Brussels has invited the scien- tIsts Of Allied and neutral countries to attend meetings of the International Research Council German scientists will be included
 he sale or toilet waters containing a big percentage of alcohol is forbid den in Huntington. W. Va. A prisoner Tn police court said he became intoxi- cated after drinking toilet water con