Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-07
Request for federal troops ws made by Kentucky coal operators.


 New Jersey railroads were assessed S11,0l9,9SS.37 in excess Of 1919, ac- cording to the figures for 1920
 A committee to frame prohibition enforcement regulations was named by Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper.
 Senator EIodor Yanes, head of the Chilean mission to European coun- tries, left Madrid for Lisbon on his way to America.
 DrI Charles Fremont Taylor, editor and publisher of he Medical World, and widely known in the profession, died in Philadelphia Another increase in the price of milk by New York companies will be probed by United States District At torney Henry A. Cutler. Riotins broke out at the plant of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. again; 50 women attacked the sheriff and his deputies.
 Supreme Council decided the first session of the League of Nations will
  fix date for the meeting. l A bolt of lightning aestroyed a creamery located at Delaware, N. J. A large quantity of machinery was damaged; the loss was S75,000 | Major F. 3. Shaw and his assist ants in the recruiting service in Bos- ton believe organized opposition to recruiting is made by bolshevists.
 Chile denied reports from Wash ington that she had ceded to Bolivia q strip of land north of Africa, which would give Bolivia an outlet to the sea.
 Irish republican army announced Irish girls keeping company with government soldiers or policemen will be penalized by having their hair cut off. United States Shipping Board steamship Boone reported in distress 800 miles east of Halifax. Steam ship Ayondale. also reported in dis tress.
 i. Special army board appointed to consider. consolidation of the air ser vices of the government under a 1 separate department or commission approved plan.
 Lord Leverhulme, of England. is coming to the United States and Can ] ada to organize a great fishing iu- dustry to sell fish direct to people, to break trusts.
 Since the armistiee was signed a year ago, 2000 airplanes, including S47 German machines were returned to this country from the American Ex- peditionary Force.
 General Pershins recommended per- manent rank Of LieutanaHt General for Lieutenant Generals Liggett and Bullard and Major Generals Dicllman, McAndrews and Harbord.
 German and Austrian delegates to l the International Labor Conference at | Washington having faile1 to obtain passage to America, the Supreme {, Council at Paris will try to arrange bookings.
 The completion of the destroyer Reid in 45 1-2 working days. was a world record ill shipbuilding. Damage amounting to thousands oi dollars was caused along Atlantic avenue, Boston, by the tide which | flooded many of the wharves and poured into basements where goods were stored. Wire communication in eastern Maine and western New Brunswick was temporarily interrupted today by a severe storm which struck those sections.
 The skeleton of the man found ir the woods near Wickford on Octobrr 22 was identified by his clothing as Clarence E. Bailey, machinist, o1 West Lynn. Mass.
 bIlian-ns h~ Spain with friendly powers to insure the avoidance of wal were urged by forerpr Premier Rom anones. When President Poincare and Ma, dame Poincare visit England on Nov 10 for a four days sojourn they vii be the guests of the king and queen a . i Buckingham Palace.