America's Enormous Pipeline Network Transforms Oil Flow
Chicago reports a vast 60,000 mile oil pipeline network moving almost all crude to refineries and markets. Experts estimate it replaces 290,000 tank cars and 4,000 locomotives monthly, with continuous flow avoiding rail delays. The system, rooted in Civil War era efforts, spans Pennsylvania to Oklahoma and Gulf stations, intruding along railroad rights of way.
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Chicago
United States
Pioneer Oil Fields
Pennsylvania
Tarr Farm
O City
Teamsters
J. &. Hutchings
New Jersey
Humbalt
Henry Harley
Benninghoff
Shaffer
Oklaoma
Tiinois
Gulf Coast
The
United States Geological Survey
Substitute Plan of Packers Not Good
Courts reject Swift Armour substitute plans for stockyard sale in Washington. Justice Stafford orders 30 days for testimony on value, then sale at fixed price or trustees to take over stockyards and related properties. Plans would delay control by court. Morris and Morris plan shortened to one year completion.
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Washington, Mar
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Stafford
Washington Trust Company
Morris and Compuny
Wisan and Company
Morris and Company
Increase in February building permits noted locally
February permits show higher home building activity with enough approvals for 32 families. One permit covers a three 19 family apartment building at the northeast corner of Barnum Avenue and Willi am Street. Additional permits include seven 1 cié-family units, one two family, and one four family house.
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Barnum Avenue
Williarm Street
Europeans and Asians May Learn to Eat Corn
A plan funded by American donors ships corn to Europe and Asia to ease famine. About 1,000,000 bushels will reach China and be prepared for cooking to feed starving populations in Armenia, Hungary, and beyond. Shipping requires drying to prevent mold, with reports of trials on corn’s digestibility and nutritional value noted.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
Europe
Asia
Chis
Americas
America
Committees For Relief
China
Near East
Constantinople
Armenia
Hungary
Austria
Carlyle
Emerson
Hmertson
Poltely
United States
Fou
Herbert Haver
Ortien
Hoover
Growth and uses of corn through history
The article traces corn's long value in the U S from colonial times to ancient civilizations and its evolving uses. It notes the high nutritive value and the contrast between corn consumption by people versus wheat processing, highlighting historical cultivation and cultural spread.
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Bolthema
Columbus
Poison Pen Notes Stir up Citizens Of Sharon Town
Sharon Massachusetts residents blamed a wave of anonymous letters accusing local residents of faults and urging their removal. A town officeholder was named as author, the letters were mailed from Boston’s South Terminal station, prompting protests and police notification. Rewards were offered for the writer’s arrest.
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Sharon Town
Sharon
Mass
Boston
South Terminal
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Continental Motor Parts
Khadick de Lamater
W. 24Th St
New York
Hayes
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Bataria
Dr. Pierce
Leening & Co
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Eupurgo
Karshell
Eigs Imconpcrater
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Ideal Coal CO
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Hoihig
Yound
P. Sproviero
Alain St. Newfield
Wee
Thurs
Connors
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