Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-13
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residents
Anoher loan of $a,25o,ooo was ex-
tended to Belgium by the Treasury.
Parcel Post Service was established
between the United States and Siam.
British troopship UIta minus the aid
OF tugs reaches her pier, New York
harbor.
Representatives of the leading cop
per producers plan to go abroad.
Cost of coal to consumer has been
increased 25 cents, due to higher
wages to employees
Secretary Baker left Washington for
Ottawa to deliver an address before
the Canadian Club.
Australia sold $4,000 tons of wheat
to Norway at $1.25 a bushel. Nor
way supplied the tonnage.
Two Australian destroyers that SAIL
ed from the British naval station at
Malta are missing in a storm.
Peruvian Railroads will be extended
| from present easterly terminus to
head of navigation on Amazon.
United States Steel Corporation re-
i ports untitled orders on books as of
Dec. 81 at 1879, 152 tons.
Eugene Fagot, member of the French
Senate, was killed in an automobile
accident in Chalons- Sur Marine.
War Trade Board lifted embargo on
corn imports. This opens Argentine
market to American buyers.
! The five alien enemy owned mem.
berships in the New York Cotton Ex-
change were sold for $75,911.
Treasury Department report over
| subscription of the third bi-weekly
offerings of certificates of indebted
ness.
President Wilson signed the bill pro
viding that the Government pay foi
the transportation home of war work
ers.
| Private Employment agencies col
lected more than $2,000000 in fees
from the workers Of the State of New
York in 1918.
General John E. Stephens, CON
manding the 61st Brigade, Field Ar.
tillery, died OF pneumonia at CAM
de Costquidan, France.
Car deliveries to the Railroad Ad
ministration in November were 10
stell freight cars 366 wooden freigh
j cars and 46 gondoIa cars.
Argentine weekly grain shipment
wer as follows: Wheat 1,265,00
bushels, corn 2,095, 900 bushels, oat
9S2 600 bushels, flax $4,000 bushels.
Fuel Administration announced tn
Withdrawal of all orders and. regula
tions concerning fuel conservation eX
cept one relating to natural gas.
Dutch Ministers Of Justice and For
eign Affairs announced no commission
has yet been appointed to define tn
legal status of ex-Kaiser Wilhelm.
Captain Potter, aide to General Bid
die, commander of the British troop
in England, reports there are nOy
France
A special comm ission of the Fue
Administration reported three year
will be required to bring the Goa
mines of Northern France to full pro
l duction.
Public Utility Commission of Ne,
Jersey approved an application
the Pennsylvania Railroad to issu
+ lin New Jersey it's general nlartgas s
+ bonds to the amount of $4,000 000
} According to the Department c
> Agriculture the United States wi
: / export 100000 tons of beef, pork an
! dairy products to the American Elk
= ditionary Forces, neutrals and Allie
e III 1919.
e Senator Calder in speech oppose
e purchase by the United States of In
4 ternational Mercantile Marines Britls
y tonnage because Britain was biddln
1 for them. He said America should /
l able to build ships much cheaper.
= Senator Gronna, North Dakota, re
l ported before the Senate that farmer
Il OF the Northwest demand the Govern
ment price of $3.50 for wheat for II
= 1919 harvest. They fear disastt
4 should the Government withdraw II
Il guaranty.
t Flags at the American, allied ar
: CZechD- Sloyak headquarters at Nlat
d iVostoCk are half masted cut Of r.
spect for Theodore Roosevelt.