Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-28
Condensed TeIeqrams

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 Spain recognized the Government of
 German war bonds, which were is- sued at 9s; are selling at r. Hos Island Shipyard will launch five 1,S00- lon cargo, ships on Memorial Day.
 Count Romances, Liberal leader, was elected Premier of the Spanish Parlia- ment. '' German Cabinet approved nur, Der of financial nc. bills drafted by the Minis try of Finance se
 Officials of .lilinois Central reached agreement to .electrify suburban lines out of Chicago. Cotton manufacturers at Fall River avert strike by granting wage increases to mill hrenden. Aecordins to . rsRex sn the New York Stock Exchange, . seat was bought for $sS 000
 Tampico reports oil shipments | amounted to s.2b4,5T3 barrels in April, surpassing all records. Echo de Paris declared that it was President Wilson who ordered .the peace treaty kept secret
 Charles ctzmiiIey de Lsrimer, retired judge Of the Superior Court of Mon treal, is dead. He was 70 years of age | Soft coal output for the week of May + estimated ait -s,3sS. .o80 tons, Hard ] coal output lountsd top1, ,E43, 600 tons. ] An exploration party sent to Colom- bia by Pittsburgh interests opened what is believed to be rich oil vein. Members of the Chicago Beard Of ] Trade approved amendments to the commission rules by a vote of 457 to 1 S03
 Major Chester [. Warren, stationed at the Waterviiet Arsenal, New York, died after a brief illness, at the age of 39 years. =. s.-+S a. .s Payments of army allotments will begin immediately without. waiting for the Presidents signature to the urgent deficiency bill: r1. :.
 United States Supreme Court. ad journedi until next Monday. which is expected to be the final meeting before the summer recess. resolution by Representative Mon. dell, extending thanks Of Congress fol all who served in the war was intro duced in the Houses-
 Colonel William G. Barker whine, of the Victoria Cross and one, of Can ada s greatest airmen, arrived at HsIi- fax from Southamption ; Polish troops are reported from War , saw to have made further advances against the Ullrainians in Eastern Ga l llCId, IdhtllS
 Shipments of fresh and cured rneat
 from Chicago for the past weel
 amounted to So,0S2.000 pounds. Grafl
 receipts amounted to 2.574,000 bushels ; American tank steamship PauIsborc
 bound from New York for Alexandria Egypt, met in collision with the Britisl | steamship Mamnon,e en route to Lon : .don. t
 Major General John Riddle, in com f mand of American troops in Grea q Britian, is preparing. to write 6 histor, n of the American troops in the Britisl . Isles.
 f Trial of w. J. Robinson; charge n with treason, came to an end Whel !, Judge Hand in the United States Dis - trict Court New York, returned yer a dict of not guilty.
 It was announced the, Governnner
 would bring about q conferenGe'sof ca D : italists and labor representatives t a insure absence of tseuhies in the Ain . erican merchant marine : tt. was announced. that the sixty
 seven Holland ships reGuisitioned b if the United States would l,ie turne
 over. to, their owners in Holland port
 instead of in American ports.
 Food Admin stration Grain Corpora !, ton anIfounced receipts of wheat an :, wheat flour from farms. for week ( i May g ass 16s ,oo6 bushels, compare . with 9;0G7f910 bushels a. year ago. n The UnitedS HosnitaJ Fssesss djstr;k
 uted S2eU0a6s to forty -four Hospitals c New Y orS. This is s51,ooo more tha r. was distributed last year, and is th
 largest sum ever distributed by u = fund - ,- Major General James G. Harbor . head of the service. supply of the An e erican Expeditionary Forces, was re :. 1ieyed. of all duties in that line an .s detailed as Chief of Sta of the Arm ,e abroad 'i Government aerial mail service To-
 it's first fier- when Frank McCusker; ,r New York. pilot of an airplane betwec Cleveland and Chicago, jumped fro
 the burning plane 200 feet from u
 ground '
 President Wilson notified officials r Washington that the Council of Fol s- reached a full understanding that u a United States was to retain 700 ,et le tons of ships seized when war was d. l. clared si s- le A light earthquake was felt in E, t. ansville, Irld., acceinpanied by a dee et rumbling noise. No. damage was don ,yl Continued unsettled state of intern; in tional affairs led the War Departure
 to resubmit the army bill, which failt
 to pass the last Congress.