Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25

state announced an entire change of policy in regard to Mexico, Russia and the Far East.
 President Wilson may be asked to use his influence to bring about the end of the strike of longshoremen at New York harbor.
 A report from Berne says the mu- nicipali.y fas empowered to negotiate a loan of 50,000000 francs with Unit ed States bankers.
 War Department announced the Officers Reserve .Coorps and regular arfy reserve will not be called for training this year.
 An investigation of the high price of gasoline was demanded in a resolu- ton introduced in the House by Rep iresentative Dyer, Missouri.
 At conference between American and French officials an agreement was reached to turn over American dead to the United States.
 u. s. Dept. of Agriculture says diff: :iculty7 may occur in moving at
 satisfactory prices the large remain
 ing stock of apples on hand.
 A stock dividend of 100 per cent. to
 shareholders of the Amoskeag Man : Iufacturing company was recommend
 ed yesterday. by the trustees;
 According to circular letter issued Lby the War Deuartment, the govern
 ment has available for distributio nearly 100000 cans of surplus army ,toods.
 House Education Committee will be- , gin Monday an exhaustive search into the treatment Of. wounded soldiers by the. Federal Board flor vocational ed ucation.
 Senate finance committee will mee within the next few days to considel the various anti dumping" amend , , rnents to the dyestuffs bill which art . before it.
 I Senator New, of Indiana, introduced
 a bill providing for an Alaskan devel , onment commission which will hav charge of all the territory's conner
 cial affairs.
 A consignment of $t,25o 900 in sol : arrived at New York on the steame New York Another steamer, on tn Il way, is carrying $1,750,000. Both ar e from Europe.
 1T Referendum held by the strikin ' miners in coal districts of Mortimer
 France, shows virtually unanimou !. sentiment in favor of resuming wor ' throughout affected district. is Two small naval planes of th
 Rockaway Beach Naval Station. com
 manded by Lieut.. A. F. Dietrich, lei
 the station on a trial speed and en ,s durance flight to Pensacola. Fla. House judiciary committee met | = consider appointment of a sub-com .s niittee to investigate the action ( 4 Attorney General Palmer in permit ,s ting sugar prices to be fixed in Louis
 ana.
 The United States is understood V have decided to join with Great Brit
 ain and Italy in opposing any militar n action by the allied governments d force preservation of order in tf l. Ruhr valley
 it Governor Coolidge of Massaehuset
 N-->
 the state add $500 to it's approp
 ation of s3oo, 900 for the observance (
 the tercentenary of the Landing of u .,, Pilgrims.
 E. Panama reperts indicate the can
 will be opened tomorrow. allowing
 ships affected by the closing of u ae s canal for two days to proceed. A lant Uoi U slide in the Guracha section cause ha the stoppage.
 a . A delegation of prominent auton, ar bile manufacturers left Detroit f e . Chieago. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh he confer with railroad heads in an effo in to bring about combined action t c- ward an adjustment of the freight si Ire ruation.
 of Interstate Commerce cemmissi, to instructed the Merchants associate nd orn New York to file a formal COT
 plaint if it is still believed by t
 association that cable companies a [. charging excessive fee for registeril a cable addresses ,f T Strike of employees Of the silk mi ,s of Julius Kayser & Co.,, in New Yo 39J City. Brooklyn and Sydney. N. Y.. b ,, cause of refusal of one woman of t I Iar company to join teh union in. the Sy nev plant, was settled by the sta ro board of mediation and arbitration. he ITS Secretary Alexander informed t n- house that the department of COT ni- merce has no authority to issue a .v- regulation governing the distributi of and consumption of newsprint par
 and is without kncvledge of any al id crimination in the distribution of t ? available supply.