Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-30

Ensign Hewitt arrived at New York from Flordia in a seaplane; he is on recruiting trip.
 Extremist elements in French trade union circles plan to call a general strike on Nov. '.
 Strike situation reported we'll in hand in Canton, Ohio. Need of troops denied by city officials.
 President Wilson enjoying his daily meals meals. He is now able to sit up in bed to take his food.
 Charles S. Burch, in stalled as Bishop of the New York Diocese at church of St John the Divine
 Vienna authorities announced they will be unable to issue the , pounds of coal promised each household re- gently.
 A tornado struck Binshamton. Tei- ephone and telegraph wires wrecked. Many buildings damaged by the heavy winds.
 Minister of the Interior of Spain will take measures to break up the contemplated lockout by employers throughout Spain.
 Executive committee of the national committee for the restoration or Lou vain announced a gift of s10c,000 to restore the library.
 Gov. cornweII of West Virginia was notified that "a coal mine in Raleigh County was blown up ;,ad that the situation was serious.
 Four men arrested in Toledo on charge of plotting to kidnap Edsel Ford, son of Henry Ford, and hold him for $200, ,00O ransom
 Gov. General Francis B. Harrison celebrate hoisting Of the old Philip pine instruction flag at Manila.
 Newly appointed Italian Ambassador to the United States, Baron Ramona Avezzano, is delayed in Paris in con- sequence of the strike at New York.
 Bonar Law, in the House of Com mons said statements of William c. Bullitt, former member of the Ameri-
 Major General Sir F. Sykes, head of aviation of the British Ministry, is coming to the United States. He will leave on the Mauretania on Nov. Il.
 International Aeronuatic Federation decided the competition for the James Gordon Bennett Cup for balloons shall take place in the United States in 1920.
 Direct water transportation between Memphis and Havana will begin Dec. 1, according to announcement of Memphis agent of Sugar Products Co. of New York.
 Field Marshal von Hindenburs and General Ludendorf will participates HI the deliberations on the committee in- vestigating guilt of those responsible for the war.
 Fourteen lodges fthe Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, representing 12,oo0 members in Chicago. voted to go on strike if their demands were not granted.
 Provisional Korean Government was banished from the French con cession at Seoul because of a plot discovered against Baron Saito, Ko- rean Governor General
 Committee on organization of the tionaI Labor Conference, open ed at Washington Wedesday, defer red vote as to seating of German and Austrian delegates.
 Upward of a hundred leaders of the United Mine Workers of America arej going to Indianapolis for confer ence called for today in connection with the strike called for Nov |
 Major General Robert L. 'SuIIard who commanded the, Second American Armay in France, was assigned by the War Department to take com nand of the Eastern Department.
 Attorney General Palmer requested Arthur Williams, Food Administrator to obtain for him a list of dealers l who were selling cugar to the Con- tinenta1 Candy Co. fNew Jersey, rom l2 to 14 cents a pound
 Prices of furs, which increased from 1 100 to 500 per cest. in the last five l years, will go higher, was the con- sensus of opinion at the annual con- vention of the New York State Raw | Fur Dealers at Syracuse. planning tour of ispection of the | war industries built up- during his absence in France for the purpose of l what portion should be | against another national |  [, ,ooo, ,ooo AMERICAN VETERANS
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