Along with a US Navy boat, three ships belonging to an offshoot of this institution were attacked by the Japanese in the 1937 Panay incident.
Along with a US Navy boat, three ships belonging to an offshoot of this institution were attacked by the Japanese in the 1937 Panay incident. Henry H. Rogers provided information for a report on this organization, which was depicted in a political cartoon as two snakes wrestling with the sitting President as baby Hercules. Maurice B. Clark helped found this organization with a man who also developed the Florida Keys, Henry (*) Flagler. This organization, the first to profit off the Frasch process, was described in nineteen installments of McClure's magazine in a history by Ida Tarbell. For 10 points, name this company, founded by John D. Rockefeller, which was broken up in 1911 for its monopoly on the petroleum industry.
Along with a US Navy boat, three ships belonging to an offshoot of this institution were attacked by the Japanese in the 1937 Panay incident.
Standard Oil Company [or Standard Oil Trust; or Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; or Standard Oil until \"Henry H. Rogers\" is read]