Seattle firm unveils process to extract coal by products
A I and Seattle based concerns announce a new process to extract from waste and low grade coal many by products. Knouse and associates Greene Laucks funded the project and a by products plant was built near Allentown ready to operate. Prof Landes estimates 2,500,000 tons available, with potential for gas for furnaces attracting a glass manufacturer and many other industries dependent on coal by products.
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Beacon Coal Mines Company
Allentown
Seattle
A. L. Knouse
Hal Armstrong
A. I. & Seattle Concern
Pantagrs
Knouse
Beattie
Frank C. Greene
I. F. Laucks
Enoure
Greene and Laucks
Beacon Coal Mines Co
Umitsa
Henry Landes
Uiversity of
Washington
Landes
Seattle venture aims to spark factory with Boston capital consent
A Seattle business outlines a plan to hire 60 workers if $20,000 to $25,000 is secured for the first three pay rolls. The founder resisted terms granting controlling stock after meeting with Seattle capitalists and now seeks Boston funds. The firm plans to issue 55,000 shares with a prior lien, hoping to avoid bankruptcy while building a manufacturing hub in Seattle's back yard.
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Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Boston Capitalista
Honton
Center Coal Waste Plant Aims Inexhaustible Supply
The article notes Allentown’s coal byproducts plant will reuse waste coal as a virtually inexhaustible source of raw material, leveraging the central location of the mining district to sustain operations.
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