Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
Condensed Te|eqrams

Yukon Legislature passed an act ex- tending suffrage to women.
 Viscount de Ate, Minister of Portu- gal to the United States was recalled.
 Government will publish cotton con- d1tlon report next Monday.
 Sale of International Tractor Co.'S holdings was postponed until June 5
 Steel material will be continued at market prices by the Railroad Admin istration
 A British mission is in Lisbon to plan a fight from Lisbon to the United States via the Azores
 Cunard Line announced establish ment of offices in Celeyeland and new quarters in St Louis
 House Appropriations Committee re- ported out the third deficiency bill, which carries $21,629 G55.
 light Germans are reported to have been sentenced to death for refusal to enlist for service at Danzig. Election returns from Texas show the woman suffrage amendment was defeated by majority of 5000. Bar silver for forward and immedi- ate delivery was quoted at 5 1-2 pence 1T London. New York quoted $50 IA Commissioner Pringie Of the news
 print inquiry, haI>.'cd down d decision sustaining the former award of S69 a
 ton at Ottawa.
 Allies will control the German dye industry for five years under the eco
 homie section of the treaty, it was ! learned in Paris
 A board of officers which will pass upon the fitness and efficiency of all
 officers, has been instructed to assem- ble at W Washington.
 London exports to the United States i for the first four months of 1913 amounted to $S7.3i7,1S2 compared with $2J,66 219 for 1918.
 Soft coal output from Jan. 1 to Ma, 11, amounted to 160. .599 900 tons, com ! pared with PIP 511,G00 tons for same period a year ago.
 John T. Delaney, Of Brooklyn, will bs | sworn in as New York City rapid tran ! sit commissioner next Monday Cover. nor Smith announced.
 | American Locona olive Co. purchase 5000 tons of plat ( for use in manu
 featuring 150 locomotives for Italy, al
 order received recently
 Representative Hicks, republican, O New York was elected chairman 0 the sub committee on aviation of tn House Naval Affairs Committees Reports received in Washington iron New York say the Southern RaiIwa, TCo. is considering important financing likely to be announced in the near flu ture.
 Senator Calder announced he Woul fight repeal of the Daylight Saving law Members of Congress from rural dis tricts Of New York State plan to xii the law.
 Secretary Lane urged early passag of the bill to provide employment an rural homes for those who served wit the naval and military forces in tn war
 "The League of Nations deserves tn said Acting Prime Minister Watt c Australia, in an address delivered a Melbourne.
 A report from sin1Ia, India, reporte B that British airplanes had bombed mu 5 milton factories used by the Afgha s rebels at KabuI and Jelalbad, and als B bombed tribes of the Gendao Valley. Male civilians in the streets of Go E blenz were forced by American soldier to salute the American flag when u X American Third Army's composi1 h regiment marched through the street E Most Of the 70 aIocations made X the Shipping Board in the past fe E days were assigned to commerce. E trade routes and not to European foe E relief, as has been the case in u X past.
 Preliminary plans for the establish ment of one of the largest automobi B manufacturing plants in the world ( ! the St. Clair River, near Port Huro
 Mich. was announced by big DetrO = manufacturers.