Bethlehem Steel Chief Seeks Fair Warship Pricing and Public Service
Eugene G. Grace of Bethlehem Steel argues shipyard costs and tests drive price, not profit. He cites naval shell contracts and sixteen inch gun plant costs, noting risks and penalties, and proposes building two battle cruisers for government yards at cost with no profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrapin Club
Philadelphia
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel
Europe
United States
Navy
Tam
Boch
Navy Department
Taor
Congrexe
Cest
Calamity the hospital cat and the ward saga
A nurse at a Chicago hospital secretly shelters a stray kitten named Calamity. The cat survives a string of disasters from a soup spill to a clothes chute, inspires romance between staff, and endures a brutal attack in which she defends the nurse. Calamity’s exploits end with acceptance in the ward and a plush red sash for Miss Matteson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Matteson
Joe
Pat
Inferne
Matteson
Bers
Jim
Josie
Chicago
Too Willing. Tom and Jack discuss engagement broken by money
In Indianapolis broadcast notes, Tom questions why Harry ended his engagement with Miss Peckem. Jack replies that her father offered a loan to fund marriage, implying financial inducement influenced the breakup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Harry
Miss Peckem
Jack
Indianapoli
So Do the Dollars That Are Spent In Town So Do the Dollars That Are Spent In Town
A concise note argues that spending locally circulates wealth, linking a prosperous town to prosperous individuals. It emphasizes home merchants paying wages rent and taxes as the engine of local prosperity.
Today and Tomorrow in a Busy Life Remembrance
A reflective piece urges living in the present and mastering today with resolve, contrasting time’s friend status of today against blind longing for yesterday and tomorrow. An anecdote about Lafayette’s humor in a reception frames memory and character.
Court Notice on Little Willow Irrigation Bond Proposals
The Board of Directors of the Little Willow Irrigation District asks the Canyon County District Court to examine approve and confirm proceedings for issuing bonds totaling 195000 and 30000 and the apportionment of benefits. A hearing is set for May 25 1917 at 10 am in Caldwell Idaho. Interested parties may demur or answer by then. Also includes unrelated classified items and a Life magazine snippet about a marriage remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willow
Wd. L. Bryan
Court House
Caldwell
Canyon County
Idaho
District Court of the
State of Idaho
L. ©. Knowlton
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Bathlehem
Uncle Sam
Grace Sage
Henry Jamison
Him
Heras
Ella Wheeler Wueex
Lafayette
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
State OF
Canyon
Sturgeon Eyes
P. A. Benson
C. O Norland Hotel
Trent Avenue
Spokane
Washington
Walton
Alftie
B. Holmes
Stanton Bros
Norris & Kummer
First National Bank
Partron
Osteopath
Tdaho
8Th Street
B. Hurd D. V
F. H. Lyon
F. H. Lyon Building
J. D. Baker
Telephon
M. G. Riebeling
G. W. Moore
Sixth Street
Melchers Park
Payette Heights
Payette Land & Improvement Co
P. H. Brown
Payette Valley
Oregon
Payette Equity Exchange
Moline-Universal
White & Quickert
Payette
Giesler Bros
THE
Payette Mills
Cers
WR Powell
Powells Tailor
CEATS
Weyman-Bruton Company
Broadway
New York City
Mia TH
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