Progress of the War Wealth of factors shape the conflict's course
The piece argues war progress hinges on economic mobilization alongside battles. Submarine warfare, British embargoes, and intensified agriculture collide with Krupp strikes and shipbuilding. It notes German and Allied strains, strategic moves in the Mediterranean and Salonic routes, and planned spring avenues toward Serbia and Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Krupp
Germany
Lloyd George
United Kingdom
Ancre
Somme
Petit Miraumont
Bapaume
Champagne
Macedonia
Avlona
Adriatic
Saloniki
Aegean Sea
Serbia
Bulgaria
Albania
Jensen Creamery Co. indicted on trust charges across seven states
United States grand jury at Boise Idaho returned indictments against W F Jensen of Salt Lake president of Jensen Creamery Company and Metal Creamery Company plus eight corporations and eleven individuals for conspiracy and unlawful combination in restraint of interstate commerce under the Sherman Act. The firms operated in Utah Idaho Montana Washington Oregon Wyoming Nevada and California engaging in short weight fraud shifts of raw material and espionage to ruin competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grand Jury
Boise
Idaho
W. F. Jensen
Salt Lake
Jensen Creamery Company
Metal Creamery Company
The
Mutual Creamery Company
Henningsen Produce Company
Butte
Shallenger Produce Company
Spokane
Commercial Creamery Company
Hazelwood Company, Limited
Seattle
Klock Produce Company
Utah
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Nevada
California
Big strike reported in mine near Palisade
Elko Independent notes a major strike at the Onondaga Mines Company property near Palisade. The mine, once owned by Raines and Eberts, is bonded and leased to Hal J. Sisty of Colorado and Elisha C. Mowry of Providence. The ore includes lead, silver, and copper with silver dominant. a leading expert foresees potential similar to the Comstock. Machinery orders indicate plans for extensive operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Independent
Onondaga Mines Company
Palisade
Raines and Eberts
Hal J. Sisty
Colorado
Elisha C. Mowry
Providence
Rhode Island
Sisty
Fortuna
Yuma
Arizona
Comstock
Lynn Big Six Sells Carload Ore at 60 a Ton
The Lynn Big Six Mining Company received another ore carload from its Lynn district in Eureka County Nevada. The thirty five ton lot is valued at about $2100 at $60 a ton. Superintendent W W Ruby accompanied the shipment to Salt Lake where the ore quality was confirmed. He reports three mill ore veins and nearing cross cut connections with promising production prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Big Six Mining Company
Lynn District
Eureka County
Nevada
Salt Lake
Cyanide Shortage Affects Nevada Mines
In the Mining and Scientific Press lead editorial cyanide becomes scarcer amid war disruptions. Prices rise to 1.10 to 1.15 per pound. supply from Europe is limited. Scotland’s output is diverted for other colonies. imports vary with duties. Also, Elko Water & Light must supply 10 000 gallons monthly at 2 dollars, with excess billed at 10–17 cents per 1000 gallons, plus new wells and a 12 inch main.
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Mining and Scientific Press
Germany
Glasgow
South Africa
India
Australia
J. F. Shaunghnessy
Public Service Commission
Elko
Elko Water & Light Company
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Alt Lake Tribune
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Teutonic
Holland
Athos
Senegal
West Africa
Berlin
Uncle Sam
Sewtime. Offiow
Lynn
W. R. Reynolds
Eureka
Hjll
Brown Hotel
G. M. Roberts
Edwards and Clark Streets
Eureka, Nevada
Mabel K. Young
Alma Woods
Bailey House
Spring Street
the Brown Hotel
Main
Station Touring Club of America
Daniel Morrison
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Joan Henperson
Haroen Hexperson
L. O. Hespenson
Lampert Hexpenson
Schecline Banking & Trust Co
General Banking
Trust Company
Business Exchange
Savings Department
Ac Mudi
Ation
United States Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
First National Bank
Hilko, Nevada
J. A. Levent
A. B. Knemaxt
O. F. Williams
E. EB. Exxon
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