Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
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 Federal Trade Commission was call ed upon to make public cost of pro- ductlon figures it has gathered during the war.
 Word was received at Third Army Headquarters that Lieutenant General Liggetts First Army will be dissolved on April 20.
 The State Department announces Britain is not guilty of charges made i'll Boston papers that American com mercial cables were pirated for British 1 use when they passed through British hands.
 Brooklyn street cars, elevated lines and subways will be tied up complete ly by the contemplated strike which is expected to be called Tuesday A credit of 20,o00,0oo in favor of England was established by the Treas ury. Department.
 1 Acting Secretary of the Navy :! Roosevelt left Washington for New l York. The purpose of his trip was not
 made known.
 John F.. Tobin, national president ! of the Boot and Shoe Workers union,
 died at his home in Quincy, Mass. He was 64 years old
 ! ftSIbJ tGISfeFs HfHeFlCdh Am 1 bassador to Mexico, representing the State Department. entertained mem bers of the Chilean. Commercial Mis- sion at luncheon.
 Director General Hines of the Rail roads announced that hy May 1 re- quirements of the railroads will be met
 through issuance of Government cer- tificates of indebtedness.
 Fresh and cured meat shipments from Chicago during the past week amounted to G3,312 coo pounds. Rumored in Washington that eithe, Secretary Redfield or Director Genera
 Hines of Railroads will resign. as re-
 suit of steel price deadlock.
 General March declares mutiny O
 American troops in Archangel was di-
 rect!y due to circulation of Bolshevis propa ganda among American troops
 A new strike threatens New Yorl
 Harbor owing to the discharge O
 thirty eight men by Regional Direct or of Railroads A. H. Smith, becaus, they refused to tow boats not approvet by the Marine Workers Affiliation Militant Suffragists will picket tn White House for an extra session 0 Congress, believing extra session 0 Congress will result in passage of tn
 suffrage amendment
 ! Miss Anne Morgan announced he
 cottage in Versailles. mentioned as
 residence for the German peace dele
 gates will not lodge Hum , N. w. RoweII announced in tn V House of Commons Ottawa. that Si e Robert Borden, Sir George Foster. ( i J. Doherty and Arthur Sifton wer n appointed plenipotentiaries to sign tn d peace treaty at the conclusion of tn e peace conference.
 0 Armenian representatives in Par : were inquiring at the Crillion Hot . whether the Americans will accept Q mandate for their country. y Herbert C. Hoover in a message {
 delegates of the Big Four in Pari - declared over 4OO.OG Russians d Il monthly of starvation.
 l. Governor Smith signed the Wells | bill providing sl,o00 to provide an 1T = 2ignia for members of the New Tor 't National Guard who served on il e border in 1916.
 Il Senator Pomerene, of Ohio, aooepts e the invitation to engage in q joint d. n bate on the League of Nations wi 1f George Wharton Pepper, a Philade
 phia lawyer l. Major General Hugh L. Scott, r tg tiring commander of Camp Dix, N, Te suggested a national memorial pa r. in honor of American soldiers who 10 AI lIiSlI 4lNeS III tlie NGli 'e The American Legion, newly form
 organization igor veterans of | lg world war, was officially endorsed of Major General ORyan, commander l. the 27th- division.
 @. Argentine Senate refused to rati l. the conventions entered into by [ C. Government with several allied cou Is tries for the advance of 200G00, ,000 D s sos for purchase of Argentine ceres
 and other products. O. RoIlo Wells, recently governor en the Eighth Federal Reserve Distri SC was appointed receiver for the Chit m Railways Co, which operates W, street car system of St. Louis. S. Heads Of five leading packing co e; cerns in Chicago assured the Cover n; ment and labor that there would Il; no reduction in wages. r. "Dougrbcy College" university g. soldiers only, has 6,000 pupils purs nd ing 200 different courses, at Beaun
 twenty miles south of Dijon France
 British firms which turned their
 tention to manufacture Of nlachi ,E guns or parts. have taken up the ma q ufacture of typewriters.