Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
Condensed Telegrams

Japanese press uphoIds ltaIy's stand on Plume.
 Auction of s1o,ooo,ooo worth of furs opened at St. Louis.
 President Wilson held a long confer ence with General Pershing.
 Mexican Congress will begin work on the special session tomorrow.
 Unemployment situation in cotton districts of England becoming serious.
 A cooperative woolen mill will be erected by the wool growers of AL berta.
 British Administration reports all wires from England to the Continent interrupted.
 A shipment of $1o,seo, ,ooo in silver bullion was made by the Philadelphia Mint to India
 Spartacan forces that attempted to overthrow the government in Bremen were defeated.
 Cotton crop of India estimated at 2O,491. 900 acres, or 19 per cent below 1917191S figures.
 Gold holdings of the Bank of Ger. many as of April 15 amounted 1,- 12,036, 900 marks.
 For the first time in two months steamers are now loading at New York for Buenos Aires.
 Hungarian Soviet Government is preparing ct draft all men under for ty-five for the Red Army.
 Thousands of men are needed by the United States merchant marine to man 200 ships by end of year. According to the koelnische Zeitung Germany will confscate s10,000,000 in securities to pay for food. Plans for country wide naval re- serve officers organization will be dis cussed in Washington May l. Under the title, Century Coal Co. Lt five Canadian coal companies con- | solidated with 2.50OO0 capital. An order for 100000 feet of grair l door lumber was placed in Kansas l City by the Atchison Railroad.
 Soft coal output for week ended l April 19 amounted to 7,403,000 tons Anthracite output at 1,56S,00 tons. i A gold casket containing the certifi 1 cate of the freedom of the City O ] London will be presented to Presiden ! Wilson.
 funds of West Virginia debt payment: was denied by the United States Su' preme Court
 Department of Agriculture is wor ried over the question of storage fol the enormous yield of 1,0O0,000,0 00' 1 bushels of wheat.
 War trade board suspended enem, trading lists preventing shipment 0 American goods to enemy destinations l through neutral concerns.
 Operatives working on America, l cotton in the spinning industry a Lancashire resumed work after stoppage of eighteen days.
 Alfred Everson Pearsall, of West ] field, N. J., died at his winter home il
 Melrose, Fla. He was founder of Pear sails Commercial News Bureau. Eight Administration officials of tn i United States Shipping Board Elmer II gency Fleet Corporation retire iron the Philadelphia office on May 1. Lieutenant General Ligsett will sue
 ceed Major General Dickman as com mander of the Third Army as soon a
 dissolution of the First Army is com pleted
 Galveston fishing schooner Cap Horn was seized in the Gulf of Mexi co by Mexican gunboat, charged wit smuggling arms into Vera Cruz fo rebels.
 A blizzard in England did enormou damage. Twelve thousand trunk tel ephones were broken in London, an the melting snow is threatening SC were floods.
 Members of the Massachusetts de egation in Congress were asked in
 telegram signed by leading Italians (
 Boston to support Italy in the Fiun l controversy. l Brtton l. Budd, president of tf @ Chicago elevated lines, announced u f public service commissions advers
 decision would not stop the compar s in their purpose of having the fare il y creased to cents.