Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-24
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 Iron -rnouIders who were long on strike in England, voted to resume work.
 All Japanese sugar plantation work CTS went on strike with the Filipinos in Hawaii.
 New York quoted bar silver at s1s1 If a fine. ounce. compared with 79 5-s in London.
 Paris quoted the dollar 12 frs. 8 cts, compared Rrith II francs. 92 1-z cts. at previous close.
 Bureau of Labor Statities anneuae- ed 2 articles of food reached record prices in December.
 Grunewaid Villa, situated in an ex: elusive suburb of Berlin, has been bought by Americans.
 King Albert of Belgium arrived in Paris incognito and had a long talk with. President Poincare.
 More than s1,ooo,ooo will be psnt to aid the famine ufferer in Autria with III the HeXl TWO nOntI1S,
 Director Hines appointed w. C. Hurst general manager of Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis Railroad.
 Coastal collier Arlington, bound from Norfolk to Boston; ran aground on Half Moon Shoal, off Cape Cod. state that the :Hugarian food stocks
 Diplomatic adviees from Budapest are the lowest point yet recorded.
 Fur thieves secured sto,ooo worth Of fur garments Wednesday. night at the Crown Fur Co. in Providence.
 Price of iron bars advanced $5 a ton in Pittsburgh by manufacturers, bringing total to about sSo ton. Gold sold at 1f4s, 6d fine ounce in London. This compares with previous high record of 113s. at previous close.
 A collection of, faces. made in France and Belgium, since armistice day, will be exhibited in New York on Feb. 2.
 A division of mental hygiene has bee established by the public health council of the state department of health.
 It was announced in Louisville that the 1920 Kentucky Derby purse was increased by $S0,e COG and will exceed $50, 900.
 Bella Kun, former Communist dicta- s tor of Hungary, is reported in serf- ous condition at Karlstein, where he is interned.
 Spotted fever, according to reports received at Berne, announce 1e, 900 cas- es and 10000 deaths from the disease in eastern Galicia. An official announcement from Bar celona says the men of various in- I dustries are continuing to return to their work in that city.
 The House passed d bill providing for protection Of trademarks among I the GnIreu otaItss. Cuba and Central -se,rtf1crrr zkrl1erzcan republics.
 Premier Milierand of France, de- clased maintaining the alliance that saved the world will be one of the chief aims of the new French cabinet A world wide search for Herman J Blumson, 63 years old, charged with 1 defrauding Chicago banks of $500, ,00G ended in Johannesburg, South Africa l Energetic steps taken by the ltal- 1 ian government and advere attitude ot the public seems to have brought about a failure of the Italian railway strike.
 A serious strike is threatening thu ports of Rotterdam and Amsterdam whre the transport workers and sail ors are demanding a higher standard of wage.
 Judge McGoorty, of the Circuit Court, denied motion of the city t enjoin surface ines from charging more than five cent fare, for wan of jurisdiction.
 Senate and House eonferees on rail. adjust their differences over the anti strike and other provisions in the Cum mins railroad bill.
 Secretary Baker wrote Chairman Kahn of the House military committee disappearing, of the promotion o1 Major General Wood to Lieut.-Gene- ray as proposed in a bill. Elaborate machinery for settlement of disputes betweena capital and labor 1 is proposed in a concurrent resolution