Armament Plans and Production Delays Revealed in Chicago Commerce
A Chicago Commerce article reports high level estimates on Western Front artillery, 900 US field guns, 9.5 inch and 6 inch pieces, and experiments with larger guns. It notes ammunition needs, production timelines, private plant help, and the scale of future deliveries for a million-man army.
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Europe
Crozier
United States Army
War Depositient
Ordnance Department
United States
Bethlehem Steel Company
Chicago
FTC Established to Combat Unfair Trade Practices
The Federal Trade Commission, created by an act of Congress in September 1914, aims to prevent unfair methods of competition in commerce. It can issue orders after hearings to stop alleged violations and report to Congress on proposed actions, including inactivating trade associations with foreign partners.
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Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Canada’s wartime spend by year and totals
The record lists annual Canadian war expenditures with figures for 1944-1915 amounting to $60,750,476 then 1915-1916 at $166,197,755 and 1917 to January 20 at $216,901,822. These sums outline government spending during World War I and reflect significant fiscal outlays.
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Canada
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