Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-20
Condensed TeIeqrams

The supreme court found no error
in the Windham county case of Will
liam w. Wheatley VS.. Fred r. Dubuc.
Labor troubles in the Bethlehem
Steel GO. are again threatening.
Work on the navy's is new ships
will begin within a year
Small sellers of copper take orders
for IL "a cents d pound.
Holland is ready to enter negotia-
tlons Tor the return of Dutch shipping.
Railroad administration ordered that
freight cars be returned to owners as
soon as possible.
Canadian National Railways ordered
20 Pacific TYPE engines from the
American Locomotive Co.
Japan is planning to establish an
industrial and agricultural colony in
Brazil.
In we'll informed Pittsburgh steel
circles an announcement is looked for
of further declines in steel prices
War Trade Board announced Bel
GUM had removed import restrictions
on wine and tobacco.
Conference report on the oil land
leasing bill was brought up in the
House for consideration.
A Huntiey Duff, Montreal lawyer,
bought at public auction the plant,
equipment and good will of the Mon
| treal Herald. The price was $126, 100
Germany will be allowed to keep
| only 250,000 men under arms to keep
| order under the new terms of the def
| mite armistice being prepared.
| New York State Senate confirmed
| the nomination of Miss Frances Per-
| kins as a member of the State Indus
| trial Commission
Gold coin to the amount of $4,000
| was Withdrawn frorn-the New York
Sub Treasury for shipment to South
America.
Reports that President Wilson had
ordered an extra session of Congress
were not confirmed by Floor Leader
Kitchin.
Federal Trade Commission charges
American Tin Plate Co, of New
York, with discrimination in prices
against certain purchasers.
Members of the House from cottor
growing state appeared before the
House Rules Committee to push the
investigation of cotton markets a.
New York and New Orleans.
through the National War Saving.
Organization an appeal for continued
support of the governments war say
ings campaign this year
Prer'ier Lloyd George of Grea
Britain made constant inquiries b!
telephone from London concerning
; the condition Of Premier Clemen ceau.
New England spinners, it is report
ed have sold $4,000 bales of cottol
to an international firm and the cot
ton is reported in the process of ship
ment to Belgium.
United States Government will de
port 80 aliens, advocates of open re
. volt, and charged with distributin
I revolutionary propaganda throughou
= northern Ohio.
Demands for q 48- hour week anon
= Southern textile workers resulted
! the strike Of 1000 workers at Granite
II vile, S. c., and 5000 men at Columbus
/ American international Corp. ha
Ga.
received no word from Chairna
j Hurley of the Shipping Board in re
s gard to the offer of $4,000. 600 for Il
J. first 20 ships completed by Hog Is
S land.
: Lighters were engaged n transfer
v ring the cargo Of sugar from Il
f steamer SasSenfeim stranded for nea
|, ly week on Handkerchief shoal
|, another steamer
f Rudolph Nelson, As, shot and da;
e | gerously wounded his wife ut Fitcl
burg, Mass, then ended his own Ii
= with 4 ShOt through tue Head.
/ January exports valued at $623,00o
= GG0 We're announced by the dCpartmel
2 of commerce.
e About 25,000 civilian employees
Washington by the Wa Departures
d when the arnlistice was signed. r.
- ports made public yesterday shoW TIL
:. more than G G.0C0 have been released.
e Bills to repeal the daylight savir
$ law We're intcC duCed in the .iOuSe We
# terday by representa- YES DooIitt
/, and King of Kansas. Botd We're refe
red TO the interstate commerce con