Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-20
Condensed TeIegrams

The Irish American delegation reached Paris from England. Loan of $1000o0 to Chinese Gov ernment by America, Britain, France and Japan is reported. Serious riotine occurred in Stet- tin, Germany. A crowd stormed the jails and freed the prisoners. A limited declivery of milk and 1 bread was the only interruption in i the strike in Winnipeg, Canada. Bids were received by the Rail- i road Administration on 100000 tons | of steel rails needed for immediate 1 use.
 Police are hunting bootleesers at
 Jamaica, l.. l., as the result of reports of many drunken soldiers in the | streets.
 The former German kaiser and his sons are asking the German Gov ernment for settlement of their ! property.
 John Lord o'Brien and Alfred
 Bettman of Cincinnati, resigned as
 special assistants to the Attorney General.
 | The entire Episcopate of Germany
 addressed petitions to the Pope ask ing him to intervene for less severe peace terms.
 Louis Loucheur, French Minister of
 
 furnaces in the Seneller factory at Maubeuge.
 Albert J. Carnoy, professor at the | University of Louvain, estimated the damage done to Belgium during the
 war at s7,600, 900 000
 | According to a Russian wireless ,i message received in London, Soviet troops occupied Lungansk, in the Don Cossack region. si During the year and four months
 of it's existence the United States 4,557, ,259 men and women. r According to the Paris Temps the l two Frenchmen chosen by France for the League Secretariat are Jean
 Monnet and Paul Nfontoux. 3 General tonnage of railroads run : ming east from Chicago and St. g Louis reported improved. Business I lines show improvement also. VI Distinguished servee Cross was = awarded to Samuel M. Vauclain pres
 ident of Baldwin Locomotive Works 0 for his work during the war. n Attorney General Palmer declined y to give his opinion to the Interna t Revenue Bureau on the question o1 - hard elders relation to liquor. t Dissatisfaction over the decision Il of the Peace Conference to give seiz. S ed German ships to America is re-
 ported to be growing in London. Il Second Lieut.. Harry j. Cracker e paymaster of civilian laborers a l. Holabird, near Baltimore, and s2s,90 Il from his safe reported missing. a Secretary of the Navy Daniels de = clared that by July 1 only 400, ,OO l. American troops will be in Franc y and with the Army of Occupation. eI Louis BIeriot, pioneer aviator am
 the first to fly across the Englisl g Channel, said, following the flight o '- 1he NC-4: There is no more ocean. 'el The President and Mrs. Wilson at ofl tended a musical comedy in Paris ls Who Can TeI,' produced by offic le Division.
 le Governor p. Elias Gales of tn T. State of Sonora will take the oat l. of office is Mexican Secretary (
 Commerce and Industry May 20, l. was announced.
 D. The Uistineuised Service Meds t. for service in the movement C r. troops was posthumously awarde rs to George Hodges of the Railroa y Administration.
 Ensign F. M Fowler, of Salen r. Mass, and Chief Quartermaster Eya Of were killed at Pensacola Bay, Fla 2h when. the seaplane in which the S were riding fell.
 Tn lnfiuenza breaking out on boar ne the Spanish steamer Antonio Lope Ve soon after it's departure from Bol ~ deauX caused the deaths of three so h. diers and two of the crew. C. Officials in Washington state r
 action will be taken by the Intern: r. Revenue Bureau or the Departmei or of Justice to stop the manufactul T. of beer containing 2A per cent. alec CT hol.
 or Col. c. G. Brant and Lieut.. ! n- Birkett. Aviation Corps, United Stat. IS Army, in an endurance flight fro .SS, Houston to New York, were forced LII land at Shreveport, La, because H. engine trouble.
 na Benedict Croweil Assistant Seer n q tary- of War. and a number of mil 1T tary and civilian experts in aviatio
 will leave soon for Europe to stuC
 possibilities of developing aviatic
 along lines for civilian use. m John W. Wortt1inqton, a Chica, -, broker, was held by the Chicago pi He lice in connection with the allegt as theft of 135,000 in Liberty Bonds a1 mt other securities from the Willia s- Crittenden brokerage and bankir it. house of Pittsburgh.