Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-31
Condensed kilograms

VUtsuCfiSUu ICiOSa 0'iio
many.
Five hundred hogs suffering from
cholera We're slaughtered at Calgary
Alberta.
! John SyeIton Williams was renom
! mated by the President as Controller
| of the Currency
Census Bureau reports the amount
OF leaf tobacco held on Jan. i, 1913, as
| 1924 S84, S96 pounds.
Canada's total import Of merchand- /
ise for 1918 was $906,954,900. Exports
We're 1929, 70S,244 t
Russian Mnster of Finance esti- !
mates the Trans Siberian Railroad is,
| losing S40,0000O0 a month.
| Railroad Administration will ask bids
| for the constructor of 20 canal boats
for the New York barge canal.
War Departments appropriation Of
Sl,499,O0G, 600 for aircraft for the fiscal
year of 1920 was cut to $17,337, 500.
China placed orders for "a Iocomo-
tives with the Baldwin Locomotive Col
Approximate cost will be $2,000,000.
Director of Railroads Hines was
summoned by the Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee to appear next
Monday.
Food Administration announced it
would carry through the present cot
tonseed season the stabilization plan
put into effect in September.
! Senate Committee on Audit and Con-
troll ordered favorable report on the
resolution for an investigation of the
F'ord-NeWberry senatorial election.
Drastic penalties for agitators
; against the United States Govern
, ment are. provided in an amendment
to the United States criminal code by
Representative Farr.
interstate Commerce Commission or
dered removal of discrimination
: against New Orleans shippers in favor
= of Sugarland, Tex, in minimum car
load weights on sugar.
= Department of Commerce was ad-
, vised that movement was started in
1 Christina to hold an exposition there
= in the summer of 1919 of American
= made goods.
Minority Leader Mann, speaking in
= the House, declared Secretary Daniels
t should be impeached for spending
: money voted by Congress for the con-
r duct of the war and entering into
k contracts not authorized
r South Carolina cotton planters ir
t conference with Governor Cooper
voted to begin d campaign to reduce
: the cotton acreage of the South K
e 70, 900 600 acres, a decrease of 12,000,
# 600 from last year.
d Samuel Cohen of Hartford, brake
e man. was killed yesterday when he fel
It between moving freight cars at Wa.
II terhury.
y General Ludendorff returned to Ber
IS lin. He offered his services 10 tn
l. Government, which declined them wit
,e thanks.
La Patrie, newspaper of Montrea
announced that 100000 was lost b
several local men who gambled O.
v American race tracks through
fraudulent scheme.
1e England paid $4o,64o, ,Oo0,O00 for tn
/ war compared with $37,750000 PAL
/ by Germany.
y Pay of British soldiers will probabI
w be raised to $5.25 a week.
l. Harvard's surgical unit arrived {
II III Halifax from Liverpool aboard tn
J. steamer Megantic.
a. After the railway accident at Ma
S'' saya. Nicaragua. on Sunday, in Whic
many persons were killed and injure
" a mob of 1000 people attacked ii
-. railway station.
u % Senator johnson made another ar
~ peal for the United States to witt
-, draw its forces in Russia.
al 81 According to a statement made by
II prominent member of the America
. colony in Paris at least zoo 600 Amer
81 can troops will remain in France.
ar s|, Captain Frank {, Ferris. of Sa
I1, Francisco, was appointed rnanagin
~ agent of the Division of Operations
~ the New York office OF the ShippiI
ao Board
.v rv A national memorial for Clara Ba
bo ton, founder of the American Re
~. Cross, is proposed at Philadelphia.
Striking coal miners in Scotlar
voted to return to work.
HoI H 47iI.,,o ~
. 9th Division was awarded the Di
. tinguished Service Order by Field Ma
.es Major Alexis carreI Of the Frene
IT. Army returned to the United Stat
ed from France.
lly The Pennsylvania Railroad announ
eo ed that the stockholders at the al
ne nual meeting on March Il will
lat asked to authorize an increase Of $75
~ 100000 in the company's indebtedne
IL to be made at such times as may
-, prescribed by the directors.
1t1 1tp The Rhode Island committee
10 special legislation voted yesterdays tc
,rIf 1if to recommend passage of a resolutit
0-A ratifying the federal prohibitit
,+o amendment. The matter win come
,@- next Tuesday.
rff MS Vigorous opposition to plans r
er ported from Paris for the intern
md tiOnaliZatlon of former German col
nies was voiced in the senate yeste
for doy by Senator Borah of Idaho.
the Yale students have been forbidd
tes entering any public dance hall und
penalty of dismissal.
The steamship Ganeri was launch
yesterday at the Housatonic shi
&c yards.
Es King Peter of Serbia, who has be
lcll i'll for some time, has suffered sc
ion ond stroke of appopleXy.
10 Miss Lizzie Geoppings, of Hartfo
sal formerly secretary and treasurer
er- the Connecticut League of Nursl
ted Education, was elected president
the league.
The British admiralty annount
rg- that pending the conclusions OF
Ish committee of inquiry on the subject,
his has been decided to increase the
ons of all naval men.
lch The British imperial war cabinet
ap- accepted President wilson's theory
me internationalization as applied to
the captured German colonies.
It's Establishment of Pan -AmerIc
ms university at Riverside was declc
us on at a meeting at Riverside, Cal
ana of prominent educators represent
ace the United States, Mexico and seVe
South American countries
Francisco Villa and 500 men w
encamped thirty miles south of Z
ICY huahua City. according to telegr
+be received at Ell Paso, Texas.
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