Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-12
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Conference of leading bankers win
Government officials will be heId IN
Washington in an attempt TO soNe
financial problems
United States Steel Corporation re-
ports untitled orders on books for
March, 5,430,572 tons.
Cotton manufacturers OF Georgia
announced mills curtailed output 20
per cent.
Bank Of Ensland's total reserve
gained &c 36S 900 in week. Bullion
gained e1610 900
Canadian Trade Commission ad-
vised Canadian busines men that
opportunities, will be lost, owing to
lack of foreign statesmen.
British Government does not IN
tend to purchase this years wool In
the British Isles.
At the Government wool auction IN
Boston 100000 pounds of secured
wool was offered to the trade.
Eight men held up the Baden bank
in the northern section of st. Louis,
and escaped with over $4,000
State Department was advised that
Japan arrested Eli Miller Moyry, Il
missionary, on a charge of aiding ko-
rean rebels.
Health Commissioner Copeland an
noupced a bureau was opened to cure
drug addicts free at 13Q Centre street.
| New York.
| Frederick M Smith offered his
resignation as head Of the Mormon
church to the General Conference, in
session at Lamont, Iowa.
Eighteen mine sweepers Of the
| bird" type, were assigned by the
| Navy Department to remove mines in
the North Sea.
Commercial Gable Co. announced
| telegraphic communication With
Odessa is suspended until further
notice
Former Kaiser William is reported
tired of saving wood and has bought
an estate in Holland known as !'K<lein
England, little England
A keel for $500 ton steel vessel
was laid in the Submarine Boat Cor
porations shipyard in Newark in 81
minutes and so seconds.
Efforts will be made in the Sen.
| ate again to have Ireland freed. The
House passed the Gallagher resolu,
tion favoring self-determination fol-
| Ireland.
Hog Island shpyard will launch
its. twentY-second ship, the Atartia
Saturday, April IL.
The grand jury began an investi
cation of the murder of William K
Dean. an aged farmer, at East Jaffrey
n. H, on Aug. IS last.
Cotton curtaiIment conference, helc
! in Manchester, England was adjourn
ed mtil next Wednesday.
Steel ingot production in Marcl
amounted to 2.662,265 tons, compared
with 2.704 6S3 tons in February
Food Administration and Depart
ment of Agriculture expect Worl'
wheat shortage, despite the bumpe
crop promised by the United States
Ocean freight rates to Franc
dropped s. a ton, to $35, to Frenc
4 Atlantic ports. Rates to the Unite
q Kingdom he'd unchanged.
The last of the Rainbow Division t
4 leave the army of occupation terri
Z tory will be in Brest by Saturday.
New warden of Sing Sing priso
will be Edward J. Brophy, of Pol
Three Of the 12 German line,
I awarded TO the United States fc
I troop transport service left Bre
I with approximately 5000 troops
81 Major General Hugh L. Scott we
4 relieved of commend of Camp Dix,
ii J.
: Generals Humbert and Graziar
. were appointed to command the A
= lied Gordon which will be establishc
- from the biach sea 10 the bd-ilc
e Miss Anne Morgan's villa IN We
II sailles, transformed into a Eospit
= during the war will probably Ho ust
Ill by 5he German peace delegates
Minister oF War Trotzky sent
;. call to Allied troops IN Russia
I'll surrender. He said they wOuld n
be harmed as the Soviets guarant
~ their safety.
,,5g A loyal army corps has arrive
~ Hamburg to lrotect Premier Ho
- man