Flags in the Caribbean by Willem J Abbot
The article notes American owned ships fly the British flag in the West Indies. It highlights the United Fruit Company with extensive American ownership, vast banana exports, and a fleet built in Glasgow. The piece argues changing registry to the U S flag would risk seizure in war and disrupt tropical commerce and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
United States
Panama Railroad Company
Worlay- Weesele
West Indies
United Fruit Company
Glasgow
Great ‘Britain
Caribbean
Lea
Nobodgy
United
England
Germany
France
Eoen
Marine Ag
Transvaal
International Mercantile
Mesine
Tropics
Cattle Trade Board Meeting Set For 7:30 P M
Argentina has long imported top breeding cattle and sheep from Great Britain and now boasts some of the world’s finest types. Ane A Tralee of England notes a cow that refuses ordinary water and drinks from a field-side tap, a feat supported by photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Great Britain
Ane A.tralee
England
Application for Transfer of Liquor License in Clarksburg
Notice states Rock Bell filed to transfer license to sell spirituous liquors ales beers in Clarksburg for the remainder of 1913. Transfer concerns Thomas G Froster with Susie E Davis building 308 North Fourth St. Hearing set by Clarksburg city council liquor license court for January 2 1914. Clerk signs dated November 29 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Rock Bell
Thomas G. ‘Froster
Susie
E. Davis
North Fourth St
Clariesburg
West Virginias
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Weebling
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Arietla
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Vine Street
Columbus
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Syndicate Pucishing Company
New York
Alls
the People's Store
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A. 1. Michaels, Mgr
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Bion National Bank
Lok
Piren
Cisikapu
Lockwood's Store