Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-11
Condensed TeIegrams

Cant Handley Page bi-pIane en. York.
 Grain receipts at Chicago last week amounted to 6,522, ,ooo bushels.
 lnvincihIe Oil Cooperation formed in ! New York with capital of S114. 000. .00Gst
 It was learned in Brussels that Car i dinal Mercier will visit America in August.
 Federal Reserve Board announced President Wilson had removed the gold embargo.
 German made toys and china con tinue to arrive in Baltimore, despite country wide protests.
 G. H. p. Gould of Lyons Fall, mill ionaire paper manufacturer, died at Clifton Springs, aged Il.
 Canada is importing Australian nut ton to be sold at 10 cents pound low CT than price of local meat. Rumors that Cabinet crisis in Berlin is imminent are dismssed ill of fical quarters as idle gossip. Photographers asked union aid. Burle son accused of turning back wires so Western Union can fight men. Under clauses in the new eonsti- tuition of Guatemala the term of the 1 President was reduced from six to four i years.
 l Two British officers and number of mechanics with spare parts for the R-34 are expected to arrive in New York today.
 Central West Texaxs fields produc- | ing 1S0, 900 barrels crude petroleum l 74,00o barrels.
 1 Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board requested Congress to appropri- at S673, 301 to build up American
 mercantile marine.
 The general strike called last Fri day in protest against execution of Levin, Spartacan leader in Munich ended without violence.
 Number of American automobiles ir
 Japan increased from over a dozen ol
 so a few years ago to over 5000 pas
 senger cars and 800 trucks.
 Santa Barbara Cal, reports McAdoe
 purchased a S0-acre tract at $60,000 tC
 be divided into two estates for him
 self and President Wilson.
 Forty eight undergraduates of Unor College at Schenectady, N. Y, were
 awarded degrees at the annual com ; flight to St. Johns and return. More than 100000 tons of nitrate t 7 be used in blowing the Germans of Belgian soil will be put to more peace |
 of that country.
 Threatened strike of teIegrapher in the United States will not affec Canadian operators except those send
 ing commercial messages originatin ? in the United States. Fresh and cured meat shipment !. from Chicago for last week amounte a to 97,596,000 pounds, compared wit :, 57,235 5000 pounds last week and 43,276 , 000 pounds a year ago.
 Despite orders of the Railway Elm
 ployees' Division of the America
 Federation of Labor that strikin shopmen of Norfolk Western Railwa A return, 5,0G0 are still out. = General Friedrich A. J. von Bern n hardi, German military writer, decla1 f ed the Kaiser's only guilt was in nc n beginning the war sooner, when h 2 opponents were, not prepared. T It is reported in Washington Bran U Whitlock, American Minister to Be gium will be chosen ambassador 1 ' fill the vacancy caused by the resie
 nation of Thomas Nelson Page. Commercial Cable Co. announced tF # British Administration prohibited e n bles landing on British territory fro Q transmitting urgent messages going j.. Asia or Africa.
 Acting Secretary of State Polk, whe d asked concerning the appeal of Nics IS ragua for protection against Costa R 1t cas, said that American warships al ,- stationed on both sides of the Nics y raguan coasts.
 le Herbert Wright, drummer in u IS negro military band, who stabbed h It leader, Lieut.. James R. Europe, dU
 ing a concert in Boston month az
 pleaded guilty and was sentenced m a term of 10 to 15 years.