Hoover's Fortune Slash: From Burma Mines to Global Holdings
Fortune’s profile traces Herbert Hoover’s wealth rise from a modest $10,000 pre 1900 to multi million assets by 1914. It details his roles with Chinese and British interests, transfers of Burma Mines properties, and earnings from Bewick Moreing and various ventures. It notes stock promotions, bailouts, and losses shaping his wealth through 1914, including ties to Burma Mines Ltd and the Zinc Corporation.
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Strikers Threats Bring Heavy Guard to Local Yards
July 25 1922 deputies and city police patrolled railroad yards after reports of striker threats. One man reportedly thrown into a slough another badly beaten amid heightened security. Also notes marriages coal shortages and local events including picnics and farewells.
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