Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-10

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 Because of general strike of ma rine workers no vessels will leave the port of Marseilles until conditions im- prove.
 British troops are in control at Je- rusalem. Only scattered fighting oc- CUTS between Jews and Mohamme- dans.-
 Dr.-cary Grayson issued a statement | that President Wilson was m better | health than at any time during his illness,
 The number of American ships now passing through the Panama canafI exceed by one-third those of any lother nation.
 By vote of 34 to IA, the New York senate passed the Downing bill to abolish the office of Chamberlain of New York city.
 Captain Beromanet, of the French army piloting Brequet airship from Paris, arrived at Madrid, distance or s76 miles in [. hours.
 London Evening News reports Ger many was given an additional week of l grace 1sr the withdrawal of her troops from the neutral zone.
 | Federal Reserve Bank of New York | purchased the $9,142,O00 worth of | British gold bars that arrived Tues
 day on the Minnekhada.
 British air ministry is offering for
 sale surplus stock of new and sec
 ond hand De Haviland airplanes at
 s1.ooe each for the new planes. II A favorable report on the house E5
 permitting the importation duty free
 of cents or less pound, was made
 by the senate finance committee. Major General Leonard Wood, has
 accepted appointment for one year on the board of electors to the Hall of
 anne of New York University. Production of winter wheat this year was forecast at 4S3.617, ,000 bu-
 shels and rye 75,s41,0oo bushels by
 the department Of agriculture.
 Radio messages indicating two
 vessels in distress on the Atlantic
 coast were received by the Naval Communications Bureau, New York. M Enrieo Malatesto, anarehistic lead.
 CT, arrived at Bologna and assumed a . AOAAAAAAaltl Abit III lAiC cLll W HIGH SG- riously crippled business for some time State department announced tha4 soviet Russian introduced universa labor conscription to form might, < s labor army to struggle against ruin" Fl Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corpora ; tion shipped 661165 barrels of oi out of Mexico last month, the bigges T month in the history of the company Q William E. tPussyfoot) Johnson $ anti saloon lague leader ,who ".gav | an eye to make England dry" e coming back to the United States thi
 month.
 Federal Judge carvin- in BrookIy T announced that hereafter he woul
 impose jail sentences on all violator l. of the Volstead prohibition enforce ss ment act. r. A state report on hunters license s- shows that 27,05S residents, 167 alien
 and 161 non-residents took out hunt 7e ing licenses in 1919, paying for th D. same s31,S73.
 e. Italy obtains sovereignty over Fl al tune under an agreement reached ce the Italo-Jugo- -Slavia Commission e. which was in consultation regardin
 the Adriatic settlement. e. Salt pork, or "salt horse" one of u disparaging names applied to it nf sailors for generations, was abolisht he from the navy's bill of fare. Bact ne and ham were substituted. To Industrial division of the New Yo 2 navy yard was ordered to begin r nas pairing the liner Moccasin. which a V rived at the yard, It will cost s1,0O( aa1o 900 to overhaul the liner. wo Four persons are missing, four s nc riously injured and several slightly i n- jured as the result of an explosion
 the nitrate plant of the Aetna E 's. plosives company in Fayville, Ill. si- In view of the railroad strike at CT lc- cago and other points. President w IT, sons advisors urged him to send the senate the nominations of nj ble members of the railroad Labor Boa the Fire destroyed airpIanes, large su in plies of lumber. an engine hot ew building and unloading sheds at in- army aviation repair depot north of Dallas. A loss of s1,000,000 is es um mated.
 Stock Exchange houses were ask Dye secretary COX to SuDIllL a Oeldl AG statement of each firms commitmeI
 in Stutz Motors shares. showing { )- Eextent of both long and short 2 ors counts.
 ops German pbsttleships Nassau and O. the freisland arrived at the Firth and Forth. This is the beginning of the Esurrender of the remainder of Germ
 warshfps under the terms of treaty re Versailles. ted.
 the Socialist members of the Mad er- Municipalpal Council introduced II urg tion demanding that the Spanish gC Ldi- ernment establish diplomatic, co
 mercial and friendly relations "
 soviet Rusia.
 IAY Rev. John B.. DevaIles, of New 3,
 ford who was a chaplain with J. Yankee Division in France, has b,
 of given gold chalice in behalf of for
 CT members of the machine gun co aft pany of the 104th regiment. ,rn-
 The directors of the Nonquitt ' oc- of New Bedford have recommen, the that the capital stock be increa the from s2,400, ,00 to $4, ,S00,0 900 by mans
 a stock dividend of one hundred snse ed commander of the New Hampsi f cent
 in edi- Six hundred building Taborers V all have been out on strike at Lawrei .ses, Mass, for week to enforce a 1T n z.