Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-10
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cord as favoring eugenic marriages.
Major General Organ was assigned
to command the New York Guard.
Cost of food in Canada for March
showed a slight decrease.
Thomas Nelson Page American
Ambassador to Italy resigned
The former German Crown Prince
broke his hand in a motorcycle acci
dent
The last of the United States
troops Will in all probability be home
by August.
Rhode Island Senate by a vote of
day baseball.
New York Senate and Assembly
passed vehicular tunnel bill, with
slight amendments
On April l, the War Department an
nounced, the strength of the Ameri-
can army was 2,055,71S.
A revolutionary plot was discover
ed in Stockholm Two Red leaders
and a quantity of arms were seized.
In disturbances in Delhi in the last
few days eight persons were killed
and twelve injured.
United States Steel Corporations
directors will meet for action on the
dividends on April 20.
IT,
bers of four leading brotherhoods is
expected to be isued in few days
Southern Pine Association reports
demand for lumber better and prices
holding firmer.
United States Forest Export Co.
formed by Southern pine manufact-
urer.
Cairo adWchs received at Paris say
service was resumed on Bagdad rail-
way.
New Jersey Assembly ratified bill
providing headquarters for the league
of nations at Atlantic City.
The board of governors of the New
York Stock exchange voted to close
| the exchange on Good Friday, April
lis.
Donald Frary, secretary to Colonel
| House and authordity on interna-
/ tional affairfs, died of pneumonia in
| Paris.
| Matter of legality of movement for
reduction of cotton acreage in United
| States was laid before the Attorney
| General
There were 5o,s7e military patients
under treatment at army hospitals in
this country ON March 81, according
to the War Department.
! Secretary Daniels, while on his in
| spection tour in England, will be a
guest of the British nation, the
American Embassy announced.
Director General Hines, it is un-
derstoOd, will issue a lower schedule
of freight rates on road material, pos
sibly this week.
A Handley- Page machine carrying
a crew Of four and a tank with 20(
gallons of petrol, is the latest entry
! into the transatlantic flight
/ Rear Admiral Strauss, who Iaic
to Europe from the United States t.
mines in the North Sea, is returning
to undo his work
A warrant had been issued fo
| William S. Leib, of Pittsville, Pa.
former resident clerk of the house o
representatives on charge of forg
cry.
A bill introduced in Texas LegisIa
ture providing for a 1 IL per cent
tax on gross production of oil in tn
state of Texas was signed by tn
Governor.
( War Department. announced sale
of army materials for the week ende,
March IS amounted to S13,0S1, 00(
The chief items were textiles, $4,000,
| 600. and animals, $4,500,0.
: Resolutions were adopted by tn
New York City Board of AIderme
/ urging the War Department to per
: met the proposed parade of the TIT
Division.
: Warrants calling for deportation 0
forty |. w. W. serving sentence i
1 Federal prison at Leavenworth Kan
I sis, were served by an immigratio
! officer
: Three convicts in the Eastern Pen
itentiary, Philadelphnia, We're count
: erfeiting money during The night i
l their cells. They were only operatn
e three days when the plot was dis
> covered.
S There will be a full and complet
{ investigation of allegations of Sena
tor Thompson of Niagara, that h
was offered 100000 to vote for tn
Carson Martin bill to permit stree
railway companies to increasee fare
= Thomas Price, secretary of tt
/ Union Pacific Railroad Co. is recoy
= ering at his home in South Orang
n. J.. from a fractured leg, which Wa
D injured when a horse he was ridin
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