Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-05
Condensed Telegrams

OupWdy WofkerS III 'FariS went on strike.
 Rioting occurred in several Spanish cities following the national elections.
 A shortage of raw materials has been felt severely by workers in Brit ish steel works.
 Norwegian Minister of Defense M. Peersen resigned because of Socialist attacks upon his actions.
 Transport Canonicus, with 55 offic CTS and 1925 men of the Eighty eight Division arrived at Newport News, Va. Former Governor William T. Haines of Maine. died today at the hospital at Augusta of pneumonia.
 Charles Van Beever died from in- juries sustained when he dived into shallow water in the Merrimack river Col L. A. Beard, who has been in l command of the Yale University ar 1 tillery unit since January. has been transferred to Front Royal. Va.
 Several persons were wounded in a fight yesterday between police and strikers ct Rio Janeirc. 1 Twelve pre- dreadnaught battleships will be relieved of active duty with the fleet. They will be scrapped or used as targets.
 
 1 the German Government ordered the Rhenish Republic.
 Lithuanian authorities demand that the Peace Conference appoint a com mission to investigate alleged pogroms in parts of Lithuania.
 Italian Ministry of Commerce at Rome no longer requires Italian spin ners to procure a permit to load cot ton goods on vessels.
 Repair of main roads of Britain neglected during the war, is now under way. More than 2,5oo, 900 was ap- propriated for the work
 Commander Read and his crew ei the N.C-4 are in Paris They will be interviewed by President Wilson and receive his congratulations. .
 Chancellor Renner, head of the Aus trian peace delegation, will go to In nesbruck to confer with President Bauer of the Austrian Republic
 Averlino p. Ferreira, ex- Minister o- the Argentin Republic to Colombia and now Minister to Portugal. arrived at New York en route to Lisbon. Department of Commerce learned tn, German crops for 1919 will be onl. , half the normal supply. Normal sup | ply for 1920 also is said to be doubtful The Imperatcr, formerly of tn l Hamburg American Line left Hobokel for Erest with 150 passengers, mos r of them army men and welfare work CTS.
 Director Hines told the House Ap propriations Committee that only b : increased rates can the Governmen meet operating expenses of the rail : roads.
 The Anerican Martin bombin G plane, which is expected 10 make I flight from New York to San Francis Q co with one stop. arrived at AIineol = flying field.
 n The Massachusetts State Federato e of Women's Clubs, meeting in 21t = annual session at Mount Holyoke Col n lege, went on record yesterday in favo e of woman suffra age.
 = Federal appropriations of $425, 1000
 600 during the next five years for con e strucion of roads is proposed in q bi e Introduced l. Senaor Townshen t (Rep.1 of Michigan n Senate Interstate Commerce Com n mittee ordered q favorable report o 9 U the bill of Senator Kellogg (Rep0 ( u Minnesota, for the return of the raj . roads and wires to private owners. ; Department of Agriculture announce u as a means of preventing the spread
 tuberculosis among livestock prol1ib
 ton of interstate shipments cf cat.
 failing to pass the tuberculin test. W Thieves stole safe from the Arr 1t Headquarters building in Chicag n where twelve watchmen were on u d job. The s1,000, 600 they were aft, 'd was removed a short time ago ar ss sent to Camp Grant 4 Is Announcement of the resiooation le M. l.. Reuua as general director of fl If oil division of the United States flu 'Il admins stration was made at New Go k, on behalf of MfA Requo.