Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-07
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navy about the ocean
No Connecticut mer in SUM-
days casualty list, th> It. Correc-
tiCns are to come.
Four aviators were killed and two
injured when Their planes crashed
near Wittlich, near 1reves.
Bella Kun, Hungarian sdictators, ar
rived at Munich accompanied by d
large number Of attendance.
OIL production in Oklahoma averag.
ed .204 $50 barrels day, valued at
$500 600
Treasury Department estimated
the per capita of the United States at
$54 56.
American Locomotive Co. received
orders for 26 decaped engines from
South Manchurian Railways.
Lloyd George is reported as about
to leave Paris for a haSty visit to
London.
Additional loan of s25, 5,cco,ooo to
Italy announced by Treasury Depart
ment.
ed in the death of many persons $50
miles southwest of Pernambuco, Bra
| zil.
| Lieutenant Harry Hawker, of the
British army will make an attempt to
| pilot his machine over the Atlantic by
Thursday.
| Owing to the seriousness of the
| situation at Adalis Asia Minor, two
companies of Italian marines have
occupied the town.
/ Italian transport umbria, bound
from Venice to Tripoli with 1000
troops struck a mine. Several were
killed and 100 injured.
Australia intends building steel
| cojnS IN O00 IONS and lI1ty1 f,I
! extensive programme is being arr2ng-
ed
! Lord Glenanar, London cotton mer-
chant left an estate valued at 6 A.
$4,000 OIL which duty of ES65,C00
was paid.
Robert David Lewis, vice president
of Liggett K Myers Tobacco Co,
died at a hospital in St. Louis after
an operation for appendicitis.
Two men entered the Bastrop State
Bank of Bastrop La, and after lock-
ing the cashier in a vault escaped
with $4,000,
Lieutenant Boussotrot, French
aviator, flew 10000 feet over Paris
with thirteen passengers in Il large
French biplane.
! American steamship Prusa arrived
at Gothenburg in a leaking condition
due to striking an obstruction near
the Swed ssh coast
Mex tan Ambassador at Washing
ton sccffs at the story that Gene II
! B:anqUet has an army of 10000 in his
revolt against Carranza.
President Carranza will ask the ex-
ira session of the Mexican Congress
called to meet May /, to authorize
construction of three Federal railways
and acquisition CT another.
4 iabor paper in Brisbane, Aust
raEa which praised the raising of tbs
red flag by Russian demonstrator:
had its windows smashed by angr!
crowds.
One of the ofFoias of the railroad
which controls the chef towing line:
declared that 100000 tens of coal wer'
:. tied 6p in lew York harbor az a re
suit Of the tug captains strike.
British Under Secretary Harms
worth announced that supplies o
food in Russia were sufficient. bu
producers Of food were not willing t.
supply towns.
= British reconstruction noission i
convinced that prices in England vii
not drop to the 1914 levels. ai-housI
}tlCy viii fall from their pveSen- va
:, record
4 band Of 100 or $50 s~,ygg!ar:
former German sold -ers, armed wit
rifles ana machine guns, Is !Hp3fte
operating on The northern Swis;
frontier
Commercial Gable Co. announce
" commercial messages NAV be sent q
, sendcr's risk to inhabitants of Ger
n en- territory on left bank of tn
!, Rhine in Allied occupation.
: Several eoononnists and education
< al leaders conferred with officials {
+ tie Federal Reserve Board ard Gov
crnment loan organizations - n'a
2 for national campaign of thri.
:, among children.
1.-TWO halfbuiIt wooden ships of II
# 500 ton type ordered during II
;, De1ma n Goethals controversy. wer
II o"dered 5nrfr~v"d on the Wv - =
a Taylor ShiDbui ding Co, at Cornwells
/ Pa, to provide room lyr. --..'
!. ships.
: Colonel John j, PheIan, New Yor
D Guard. commanding the new 69t
d Regiment, declared the 69th Reg
: ment will march mp Fifth avenl
il when it comes here from Franc
y soon after its arrival, whether II
T7+F1 Division Darades or not