Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
Condensed TeIegrams

Alien property custodian soio plant of the La Sale Portland cement Co'
 Swiss Government decided to re- cognlze the coalition of Czecho-oio- yak states.
 British Board of Trade announced all raw marerlals may be imported without a license. Sr. Paul Minn., is being officially considered for the Republcah con ventlon next year.
 Riots have taken place in many German towns. Spartacan outbreaks are occurring in Hamburg.
 Gable communica-ion with the Philippines, China and Japan va l San francIsco, was restored. l Total antharcite shipments for February were 3S71 ,932 tons, compar- ed with 5,S12.0S2 tons in 1918. 1 Two naval airplanes flew from Rockaway, N Y, to Hampton Roads, | Va, distance of 300 miles, in 2I0
 minutes.
 | Total gold holdings of the Imperial
 Banks of Germany is of Feb. 2S
 were 2,245, 71S 900 marks.
 The resignation of President Harry E. HutchIns, of the University of
 Michigan. rendered in 1916, was ac- cepted.
 Lieut.. Weed, of St. Louis, was kill ed at Carlstrom Aviation Field, Ar cadia, Fla.
 A plan for for the handling of coal
 for the coming season was agreed
 upon at meeting of lake shippers
 and railroad men at Cleveland.
 There is good deal of dissatls-
 faction in France over the decision
 of the Supreme War Council in
 awardinasfood to Germany for goods ASMmportan1ameeti of car and
 locomotive builders will be held in
 Washington today with officials of the
 Railroad Administration. , Count von Bernstorff, former Ger } man ambassador to the United States , was elected head of the new German
 Democratic party.
 The 5000 operatives of the Amo sl1eag and Stark Mills who were only , working 5S hours week for severa l weeks were put on full time. = German propaganda is blamed fo riots in Cairo, Egypt, which resulted in the arrest and deportation of ;
 number of political prisoners. s Superintendent Nixon Of the Nev 5 !! YOrk Department of Public Works = appointed John - Dix, special exam e ner, appraiser and claim agent y New York Senate shelved a reso ). lution to request the District At
 torney, at Albany, to investigate tn
 leSlSldLlNe dCLIFItleS OI lHe Anu = Saloon League.
 t Four of the eight men under ar y rest on a charge of robbing $1200 t from the paymaster of the Generi n Electric Co.. Everett, Bass, Dec. ? l pleaded guilty.
 ] Seven hundred houses in Sendai, a town of the main island of Tapa-
 were burned. Among the desi-oye 1t buildings was the College of =I2o Rt = formed Church of the United States le Manufacturers of writing paper ar 1f book paper were invited to a co1 l. ference in Washington March 23 )r explain what is linen" "veIlum
 parchment" etc,
 l. Efforts wii be made by big fIol r interests to move from the variol r. Atlantic ports quantities of flour COT rs signed to Cuba and held up by strik
 in Cuba and American ports. T. The Council of the Information ih Parliament of Connrece, which is C. hold its sessions in Brussels May le invited the United States to send tv to permanent delegates.
 lo Further conferences on railroad ii r. ancing problem were held by Raj rn road Director Hines, Secretary GIaS ld members of the War Finance Corpo ne ation and Capital Issues Committee.