Pueblo steel mills to reopen January 2 in partial capacity
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Pueblo steel plants will restart on January 2 at about 60 percent operation with roughly 2,000 new workers plus 1,400 existing employed. A blast furnace will resume tomorrow and production will rise from four to ten furnaces as coke ovens previously closed are brought back online.
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Denver
Pueblo Steel Mills
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
J. F. Welborn
Pueblo
Wyoming Farmers Seek Special Session To Reform Tax and Rail Rates
A Wyoming farm meeting urges the governor to call a special legislative session to enact tax reforms extending delinquent dates and lowering penalties, fund bond investments, and reclaim fair railroad rates. It calls for state control over railroad and express rates through the public utilities commission and Interstate Commerce Commission actions. A copy of resolutions goes to the governor, legislators, newspapers, clubs, and farm bureaus.
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Big Horn Basin
State of
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seach
Commercial Club
No record of police fine against Cook in gambling charge
Clifford Cook was convicted in district court Tuesday evening of conducting no gambling game and had not been fined in police court on a similar charge, according to interested parties. They also state a paradox sale of a business adapted to legal uses was negotiated and the Sandbar place sale considered bonafide.
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Clifford Cook
Prohibition chief touts gains in liquor enforcement
Washington December reports state guards on liquor withdrawals from bond have halved illicit supply and slowed cross border smuggling. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes praises enforcement, sending Christmas greetings to agents across the United States including Alaska Puerto Rico and Hawaii.
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Washington
Tate
Prohibition
Haynes Anserted
Prohibition Organization
the Union
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Chicago Braces for Dry New Year’s Eve
Chicago police warn of a dry New Year’s Eve with raids planned across clubs and dives. Pyerraiding squads and patrols will monitor liquor sales while notices warn patrons not to bring alcohol to premises under strict Illinois prohibition enforcement.
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Chicago
Fitamorris
Hotela
Poater
Economy to Be Meeting Topic of President Harding
President Harding orders a general meeting of the government business organization to discuss administrative economy in late January. Director of the Budget Dawes announced the plan today in Washington.
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Washington
Harding
Dawes
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