Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
Condensed TeIegrams5

Condensed Telegrams |
 Eighty seven persons ' are known to have been drowned in Hurricane which swept Chile. 474,4o7 bales of lint. and 15,037 of Hnters, the census bureau announced.
 Western Union Telegraph Company announced that business cable. mess but must be written in English or French. s.'a Three of the, Steamship Companies whose service has been affected by the strike of Marine workers have grant ed the demands of the strikers, union leaders declared. Cotton on hand June 30, in eonsum ing establishments was 1,364,927 bales of lint and 261,691 of hnters, compar- ed with 1873, 129 of lint and 154, 405 of linters year ago. 4f. | Establishment of a censorship ot messages to. and from Peru by the on July A. overthrew President Pardo, was announced by the All-America cables. One officer and six enlisted men were killed in the destruction of the Amerl- can Mine Sweepers, Richard H. Buck ley by the explosion of a mine in the north sea. Two other officers were injured.
 Former Senator Clarence D.. Clark Evanston, Wyomings was appointed a member of the International Joint commission by President Wilson. He succeeds the late James A. Tawney of Minnesota.
 No quarantine against wheat ship ments from Illinois, Indiana, West | Virginia, Virginia and Georgia because of grain diseases in those states will be declared at this time by the federal horticultural board.
 The Annertcan troopS which will i rive in London Thursday for particip ation in the national day of rejoicing on Saturday, will be the last of the l homeward bound American forces to l be cleared through England.
 Transport Santa Malta arrived at l New York from Bordeaux with 1894 l troops, including 237th military police l company, headquarters company of the Fist engineers, 4o9th, 46Dth and 690th motor transport companies, 312th re- | pair unit.
 Republicans may find, fault with President Wilson, but by the verdict l of the people of the world he is the foremost man in all the world" demo- | cratic leader Clark declared in the house during debate on the sundry l civil bill ---=-
 The Buenes Aires market on corn and flax seed despite the fall in the 1 United States, remains unusually firm. l The price of both corn and flax seed rose after the posting of a cablegram
 LAdC pIICeS III the On1LeQ states ndQ
 decreased.
 1 American soldiers in France were l of superb spirit, but bit groggy as | an army" when the armistice was
 signed, a house war Investigating
 committee was told by Col Fred l.. | Huidekoper, formerly adjutant of the thirty-third Illinois division. Resolution by Senator Serman, Re- publican, Illinois, requesting that the Federal Trade Commission furnish the Senate with documents relating to the l exports of meats from the United tates to. Breat Britain was adopted by the I Senate without a. record vote.
 fthe steamship s's sI nited < $ states from 1 Copenhagen and Christiaria were U. ' Grant smith counsellor to the Am erican legation in Denmark; Erwin t5Joi1nston, American commercial agent in Denmark and Gustav Mithelson, Columbian minister to Germany The sinking of the British steamer Port Hunter with a $2.000. 900 cargo after collision with a tug in Vineyard Sound last November was the fault of
 the steamers pilot, federal steamboat inspectors reported.
 The strike of fishermen at Boston is :! to be supported by the Fishing Mas
 schooner captains. according to Will liam Brown secretary of the Fisher mems union of the Atlantic.
 Admiral Henry B. Wilson, comman-
 
 have the. big ships manoeuver in the
 waters of Princetown. Portland and Gardiner's Bay during most of the summer.
 License regulations governing deal- CTS in wheat and wheat fl >lr not un- der contract control probably will in- ] clude a rule which will require resti- tuition to the producer if purchases are made on an unfair buying margin
 it is announced by the United States | grain corporation.
 Stockholders of the First. National Bank of Union town. Pa. lost $2 7SO,- 900 through management of the bank s affairs after it had been closed by Comptroller of the Currency Williams
 A. E. Jones, representing shareholders
 of the bank. told the senate banking
 and currency committee.
 The steamer Allison, reported in a
 sinking condition off the coast ot
 Maryland left Portland. Me, Sunday
 for Norfolk on her maiden trip. under charter to load coal for a South
 American port.
 One hundred and twenty five em- ployes of the George W. Richardson Company, comb manufacturers, rar
 for their lives today when fire swept through the building igniting stocks of ce1luloid and other highly inf1am
 mable materials at Newburyport
 Mass.