The Real Man and the Irrigation Trust Conflict
Francis Lynde tale follows John Smith a cashier and fighter in a dispute with Watras Dunham and Edwin Lannigan over a dam project. Smith’s past and the Timanyoni ditch company face financial collapse as bonds and land syndicates threaten control amid suspicious real estate interests and a looming irrigation trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Montague Smith
Lawrenceville Hunk and Trust Company
Verda Richlander
Watraus Dunham
Lmith
Dunham
Iy Mountains
John Seilch
Specialist Consults Amid Deteriorating Health In Tunanyont
The story follows Williams who seeks an expert doctor of finance to diagnose alarming symptoms in the Tunanyont ditch situation. He meets Smith at the quarry while discussions with Colonel Baldwin continue. Williams observes changes as Stalth grows prosperous in the new setting, adopting a campaign hat and rugged attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Esterday
Burdell
Col
Dexter Baldwin
Timangoni
Smith
Bardell
Pete Simm
My Toon
Tall Smith
Stith
Williamne
Middle West
Wks
Hvneg
Baldwin
Williams
Timanyon Ditch Company
Willigine
Sinat
Tocal
Horne
Brewster
Cael
Wiliamas
Alte
Lund
Riservale
Fab Atenders
Holt
Amatil
Stein
Harnees
Buck
Littlecreek
Maxwell
Missouri
Rem
Oy Kingie’'s
Crawford
Stanton
Kane
Drieford Stanton
Wilcome
Billy Starbuck
United States
Starbuck
Willsome
Élahtar Fee
Starburk
Bartorn Colonization Company
Congress
Consteuetion
George
Ex Reclamation
Lanton
Anid
Cononel
Hanno
Chile
Merane
Willian
Ecost
Moet
Timanyoni Company
Nance
Haldwin
Willams
Himerlf
Stalth
Churchill as Savior in First War Crisis
In early World War I Britain Winston Churchill, then first lord of the admirty, warned of disaster after Sarajevo. He defied authority to strengthen war footing, provisioning the fleet and preparing for conflict. His foresight is credited with possibly saving Britain from invasion, though he later faced cabinet dismissal over Antwerp and Gallipoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Sarajevo
Enggland
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Fenlixe
Antwerp
Gallipoli
Britain
Drst
Great Italian Statesman on U S Immigration and Labor Policy
Italian statesman Francesco Saverio Nitti, ex cabinet minister and Naples University professor, says America cannot expect renewed European manpower after war. He cites Italy’s labor councils and industrial mobilization, and notes U S officials learned from Italian wartime methods to maximize military strength without hurting civilian and industrial capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pramcesco Saverio Nitti
Taliio
Doctor Nittl
University of Naples
Salandea
Italy
Iabor
Siate
United States
Wilson
Department of Labor
Council of National Defense
Crowder Heads Army Supreme Court and Draft Registration
Gon H Crowder, born April 11 1850 Missouri, serves as provost marshal general and head of the Judge Advocate General’s office. He oversees general courts martial reviews and submits findings and recommendations to the President. Appeals from findings go to the Judge Advocate General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Supreme Court
Gonnod H. Crowder
United States
Agus
General Crowder
Missouri
Military Academy
West Point
Cavalry
University of Missouri
United States Army
Germany
Thial
Judge Advocate General
Supreme Court of the Army
John Smith Faces Fear of Detection in New Developments
A narrative hints that opportunities arise for John Smith while the fear of being detected and captured weighs on him. The text promises further developments in the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Port of Spain Servants Hold Grand Ball for Masters
In Port of Spain on the island of Trine dad a curious annual custom sees Black servants host a grand ball for their masters. The Princes Building hosts the event with separate decorated halls for servants and guests. A feast follows with a Carpagne supper. The governor's butler and head servants lead the orderly proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of Spain
Trinedad
Thi Povernor
Jad Hia Indy Guling
Chief of Bureau of Ordnance Role in WWI Procurement
Brig. Gen. William Crozier leads the U S Bureau of Ordnance to acquire and distribute weapons and stores for the European war effort. The program expands from years of billions to near the billion-dollar annual level with the draft increasing to 500 000 men and munition supply lines studied for Allied needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of
Ordnaticn
William Crosier
United States
National Guard
Gree
Crozier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis Lynde
Lawrenceville
Barthoy
Prasenti
Brewster Det Monico
Everlows
Stithh
Jin
Bureau OF Ordnance
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