Oil, War, and Mexico Fuel the World in 1918
War Finance argues oil, not coal, drives Allied power and naval strength. It warns U S dependence on Mexican fields, German influence in Tampico, and the need to secure oil supplies for ships, planes, and submarines amid mounting global conflict.
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Baker
Dr. Garfield
New York
Liberty
Dr. Carfield
Washington
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyominga
Appalachian
Great Britain
Japan
California
Panama Canal
South American
Tampico
European Asia
Gulf of Mexico
San Juan Casiano
Mexican Petroleum Co
Casiano
Corra Azul
Germany
Arctic Circle
South America
Asia
England
Walter Runciman
Persian Gulf
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Rahzon
Lord Cowdray
Oreantza
Mexico City
Cheyenne
Denver
Smerers
Content grade school kids raise funds with Liberty Bell tags
Content, Wyoming April 24. School children at Content grade school sold Liberty Bell tags to raise money for a F100 Liberty bond. By 2 PM they collected about 150 dollars, having previously earned 27 from a benefit performance at Park school last week. Park school plans another benefit next Monday evening between shows at the Iris theatre to start a substantial fund.
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Carper
Wyo
Content Grade School
Fria
Casper forms One Hundred Per Cent American society
In Casper Wyoming on April 17 a temporary group named the Casper One Hundred Per Cent American society elected John D. Salmond as temporary chairman. A petition with about 300 signers pledges to support the government during wartime and keep government offices free of pro-German influence.
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Asper
Wyo
Casper One Hundred Per Cent American Society
John D. Salmond
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