Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
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Output Of oil in California fields for April amount to 410,943 barrels.
 Latest Marine Corps casualty list is- sued showed eight marines were killed in action.
 Department of Commerce announced portation of wool.
 Total output of paper mills of the United States for the month of April amounted to 451,SS9 tons.
 A shortage of cars at Buffalo caused holding back of commercial export pre- mlts for the next few days.
 Alaska Steamship Co. asked increase lr commodity rates between Seattle and Tacoma to ports in Alaska. Total deposits in state banks of Chi caSo show an increase of $52 2,101,5 ,560, according to statement of May 12. In an encounter with the BoIsheviki fleet on May IS British warships sank the battleship Novik of the Red fleet The Council of Four and Japan Of fered Admiral ko1chak money and help to maintain the all-Russian Govern ment
 War Trade Board announced relaxa- i ton of it's restrictions on cotton ship ments consigned to foreign destina- l tions.
 | American and British marines were | landed at the port of Danzig, accord
 ing to a report received in Paris from | Warsaw
 Commercial stock of wheat reported
 in survey Of the Department of Ari- ! culture May 1 amounted to 9S,S73,147
 bushels.
 | French troops inflicted a serious de-
 feat on the forces of Sheriff Gef Raul
 man in the region of Tamelett, south ern Morocco.
 By unanimous vote the House Ways and Means Committee ordered favor able report on a resolution repeating the luxury tax.
 Railroad Administration announced sale of cut rate passenger tickets tc conventions will not be for meet 7 ings earlier than June 10.
 Leaders of the House believe it vii : be necessary for the Government tt float another issue of bonds for abou S3,000 000,0 900 or increase taxation An official communication receives
 at Copenhagen says the Soviet, havinj triumphed over it's enemies the libera tlon of all hostages was ordered. On Memorial Day wreaths will b [ placed on the graves of all America : soldiers, sailors and marines who die and were buried in the British Isles Public hearings will begin before tn | House Commerce Committee Friday O 5 resolutions to return the telegraph an
 telephone systems to private owner
 ship.
 A small army of 0oo organized loot
 CTS made a raid on a potato farm i r Settin, Germany, and carried away tn , potatoes on a special train and sol : them.
 . Representative sritten, of Illinois, preparing a bill for the award of Con , gressional medals to the crew of th . first American seaplane to reach Eu u rope.
 c During March 157 ocean going yes . sels passed through the Panama Cana P exclusive of the United States ar u other ships, on which no tolls wei o levied.
 It was announced at the office of u
 General Asphalt Co.,, Philadelphia, th !, General Avery o. Andrews resignt n as vice president and director of u n company.
 V Army air service made substanti T 1 progress in the work of preparing ni d tional aerial routes the map alrea( " showing a number of travel lines in u , United States.
 n Italian troops, who occupied SoI<i d fifty miles southeast of Smyrna As ! -14llOI, IG-SiIiUdIh OIl lIlelE lFdllSDOI . and turned control over to the TurI s ish military authorities.
 Lighters are being used to reno h the cargo of the four .masted sai!l a vessel Suverin, at anchor off Cove
 nor's Island. A smouldering fire W m discovered on the ship. ,s An agreement for the formation IF the Chinese National Wireless Tel = graph Co.,, with a capital of $700, Q h was signed between the Chinese Go a ernment and Marconi Co l. Savannah has taken an option m 1 600 acres Of the Deptford plantati la tract, with 2,500 feet frontage on | so Savannah River, with a view to q IF veloping a municipally owned and 0 a. erated terminal and Wharyes. a War Trade Board instructed expoI l. CTS shipments to Holland should
 made to the Interallied Trade Comm
 sion at The Hague as shipments frl
 the United States to European cour
 ries have apparently been going astr IS in Holland.
 e. Major General William G. Haan, W ct commanded the Thirty second Di e. sion overseas and was recently H. command of Camp Custer Michiga he was ordered to- Washington to ta 1t. charge. of the War Department pla oJ of the general staff