Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
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Condensed TeTegrams |
 United States extends further credit to Italy amounting to $416,114
 Rear-AdmiraI John S. PiIlsbury re- tired, died at his home in Washing ton.
 Board of Estimate of New York ap- propriated $f,Oo0,OoO for new court < House.
 Members of New York city Board of Aldermen received increase of 1000 each in salary. l
 "Victory" postage stamps in ceIe- bration of peace are being issued for i 1920 in Barbados.
 Alexander Kerensky, who overthrow the Czar, is now reported working in l a London restaurant.
 Gabrielle d'Annunzio ordered a new plebiscite at Eiume to determine the future status of the city.
 Admiral JelIico, who is making a trip around the world. will arrive in Washington, D. c. Sunday. Steamship Salvation Lass passed through the Delaware Capes, assisting the disabled steamship Burnside.
 Gold was quoted at 109 shiIings, two pence a fine ounce in London, one penny lower than previous close. 1 Germany announced soldiers killed | in battle total 1,500,000, not counting those who died in prison camps.
 Police barracks at Lissycasey, near Killadysert County Clare, ireland, were raided and burned to the ground. Unconditional release of two mem 1 bers of the crew of the U. s. s. Po- l comoke, arrested at MazatIan, Mex, l was announced.
 l Nine additional Communists were
 executed at Budapest despite protests 1 of the British Ambassador and Italian representative.
 \ William Ryerson King, president of ] the Standard Oil Co. of New York. i dropped dead on the West 103d St.
 subway platform.
 II The Board oF Directors of the Unit
 ed States Steel Corporation passed a
 memorial resolution for the late
 Emery Clay Prick.
 Shipment of $eoo,ooo in qoId to
 Buenos Aires for account of the Phil iadelphia National Bank, of Phiiadel-
 phia, was announced. + Production of gold in Rhodesia in
 November was 44,236 fine ounces
 valued at e1S6, compared with |t 47,549 ounces in October.
 Chairman George A. zabriskie, of
 the Sugar Equalization Board, pre-
 diets sugar prices will fall when gov ernment control is lifted | Public Utility Commission ordered removal of grade crossing of the Del aware, Lackawanna 6 Western Rail- road in East Orange, N. J. Ali Riga Pasha. Turkish grand Nisier, predicts Russia will be reor- ganized in small state, furnishing one solution of the Turko- Russian prob
 fem.
 According to an official note pub lished in the bolsheviki organ Osvestia
 14,000 persons were shot by the boI- , sheviki during the first three months of 1919.
 The Hungarian government will :, make fight when it's peace delega- | tio ngoes to Paris for the restoration of some of the territory taken away , from it.
 An appeal was made to Pope Rene. tn oh ht1i il,o,- Il , ation of about 00.G06 subjects of Po-
 land Austria, Czecho- -Slovakia an6
 Hungary. While a New York Central freight , train was held up at Stoneco neal Poughleepsie, N. Y, one of the cars
 was broken into and 1,150 pounds ot sugar stolen.
 Theodore Cobb, president of the New Y ork and Pennsylvania Railroad anC one of the best-llnown financiers O
 western New York, died at Hornell N. Yy after two weeks illness. The annual cruise of the AtIanti, fleet will start Jan. 8. The fleet vii tcruise in Southern waters until abou | the second week in May, when it vii |, assemble in New York for review. Four members of the crew of tn,
 steamer Dieuze, found guilty of riot
 ing on shipboard, were ordered re l turned to France, from Halifax, N. S. 4 at their own expense and to serve |
 days in prison.
 : Fritz Joubert du Quesne, soldier 0 a fortune, who escaped from Bellevue ol v May 6 last, is reported at Breda V Holland. He is wanted in England ol r a charge of attempting to blow up tn :. steamer Tennyson. Joseph E. Willard, American am : bassador to Madrid since 1913, re s fused to comment on the letter recent : ly written by Rear Admiral Bensol 0 W. Decker, former naval attache a s Madrid, refusing naval decoration. : A wireless report from the sovie q Russian government declares the min [ isters. of the Russian governmen : at Onlsk were killed when the trai s on which they departed from Omsl
 left the rails and ran down a slope. : 45o LICENSES FOR lITNEYs
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