Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-16
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 Cotton consumption in September to : tailed 4si,sia bales
 It is believed that King Alfonso of Spain will visit Verdun on his trip to France.
 King Albert, of Belgium, opened at San Francisco, his drive for American credit for Belgium.
 Secretary Lansing presided over the second meeting of the cabinet since President Wilson's illness.
 Establishment of an airpIane trans portation line from New York to Cuba was announced at Detroit.
 According to cable reports, the Mo roccan bandit Raisuli is ready to sur render to Spanish troops.
 Gold coin amounting to 5000 was withdrawn from the sub treasury for shipment to South America.
 First New York terminal for the New York barge canal was opened at Pier No 6. Coenties Slip, East river.
 Steamship Tennyson, of the lamport & Holt Line, from Rio de Janeiro via Barbados. arrived at New York.
 Senator Leon Bourgeois was ap- pointed French representative in the council of the league of nations. the entire population of that country to train immediately for military ser vice.
 Budget for the city of New York for 1920, amounting to $316,521 ,42S, was entirely too high" according to Mayor Hylan.
 President Ador, of Switzerland, ca bled President Wilson the congratula tion of the Swiss government on his rapid recovery.
 Four coast guard vessels were dis patched to the assistance of an uniden- tified vessel reported in distress 300 miles south of Nova Scotia.
 Juiul Barnes, director of the United States Grain Corporation. asked Presi- dent Wilson to raise the export and import embargoes of wheat.
 Petroleum bill, backed by President Carranza, will meet hard opposition in the senate. according to Mexican re- ports received at the State department.
 
 New York Guard Division was des- ignated as the 27the Division, the war department announced. This was the divisions designation during the war.
 Three armed men entered an East Side branch of the Commonwealth Federal Savings bank, of Detroit, and obtained about $10.0O0 in liberty bonds and currency.
 Pending settlement of their sriev- ance1 through a conference with the railroad administration and Pennsyl- vania railroad officials, all the strikers returned to work.
 Immediate regristration of all aliens urged before the house immigration committee by Representative Welty, democrat, Ohio.
 Two former railroad employees of the Michigan Central railroad were arrest ed in connection with a series of rob- berries from that railroad said to have totaled $500,000.
 One man was killed and many others when strikers clashed with city po- lice at the plant of the Carnegie Steel Co-, at Youngstown, Ohio.
 NneFfCdh troops, which Will form part of the forces to occupy the Prov ince of Silesia, if such action is di- rected by the supreme council, will sail this week from New York
 Secretary Glass recommended to congress an appropriation of s20,o0O,- 900 to enable the federal board of vo- cational training to carry out the pur- poses of the vocational training act.
 John L. Lewis, acting president of the United Mine Workers of America. to Indianapolis and immed- lately began work of drafting the or der for the strike of all soft coal min erS.
 A resolution called on Attorney Gen. eral Palmer to say why men who were going about the country advoca ting overthrow of the government were not punished if citizens, and deported if not citizens
 Rodman Law, brother of Ruth Law. world famous aviatrix, died at the Public Health Service hospital, Green vile, $. C., from tuberculosis. Law was famous for his daredevil feats in jumping from airplanes DESTROYER REID BUILT