Senate Seeks 10 Quit Food Administrator Amid Debate
The Senate approved an amendment limiting food control to food seeds and fuel with three salaried administrators by a 60 to 1 vote, while a heated exchange over Herbert Hoover's role as food administrator erupted. Senator Reed proposed a five person commission view as a challenge to Hoover, prompting sharp rebuttals from Hollis and Williams. The measure moves toward final approval with House conference expected to accept.
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Missouri
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United States
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New Hampshire
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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Mississippi
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Wade
Two Americans Reported to Attack Kaiser Killed
A London dispatch cites a Dublin or Amsterdam correspondent stating that two Americans recently faced death after an alleged attempt to kill the German emperor. The report, unverified, warns readers to treat the claim with caution.
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Lonon
Amsterdam
Lone Hold Up Proves To Be Booze Sleuth
Dr. Hugh L. Millard collided with Frank Grubb a Colorado state detective who was stopping vehicles on the Fort Col lings road to intercept bootleggers. Grubb was injured slightly and taken to St John’s hospital. no action against Millard is yet announced.
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Fort Collings
Frank Grubb
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Cheyenne
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Grubb
Millard
St. John’s Hospital
Summer Coal Buying Urged by Retailers
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo July 1 Buying coal now is a plan urged by dealers at the first annual convention of the Colorado Retail Coal Dealers association President Smith said Colorado dealers have coal in storage and warned of a car shortage next winter urging the public to buy by summer to ease a future supply squeeze.
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Colorado Retail Coal Dealers Association
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Colorado
Germans Renew Attacks on Russian Front in Galicia and East
Reports from Petrograd say disturbances quelled and streets patrolled by Cossacks. Germans and Austro Hungarians reinforce eastern Galicia and launch a major offensive toward the Russians with clashes from Brody to Kalusz and near Clochoff on the Parnopothemberg line. Infantry and artillery duels persist along Volhynia and toward the Baltic, with prisoner captures near Lutsk and renewed assaults near St Quentin in the French sector. British and German artillery fighting continues in northern Belgium as British troops regain ground near Arras.British forces push twelve miles toward the Euphrates against the Turks while Russians raid the Ottomans in the Caucasus.
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Wyoming's 810 Draw Source Unclear from Draft Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item outlines numbers related to draft age and enlistment. Mentions April and June dates and terms like guard, regular arms, and a draft ledger. Details are incomplete, limiting precise interpretation of the 810 figure and its source.
Wyoming Draft Operation Affects One Third of Counties
Wyoming reports that one third of its counties are not required to furnish new troops in the first increment of the selective draft. Governor Houx cites War Department figures showing Wyoming ranked sixth in volunteers across all branches, praising local counties for their pioneer work while noting some counties exceeded or fell short of quotas. The story continues on page three.
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Wyoming
Anties
Houx
War Department
Drawing Will Continue Throughout Day
Washington reports indicate ongoing drawing activities today affecting military procedures. Marshal General Chowder, citing procedural delays and relative urgency, abandons the elaborate program planned for tomorrow. Further schedule details remain unsettled as operations proceed.
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Washington
Waudersey
Mearshal
Chowder
Tomorow
Michaelis Reiterates Predecessor's Stance Amid Control Debates
The article chronicles Michaelis echoing his predecessor's opinions during a tense period of policy and registry concerns. It notes efforts to curb registration abuses and the push to enforce regulations, with officials stressing procedural integrity and public accountability.
Denver Post Plans High Profile Frontier Days Train
The Frontier committee receives strong praise from Denver leaders as the Denver Post organizes a special train to Cheyenne for Frontier Days. About 125 influential Denver citizens will be invited to attend and build business ties with Cheyenne, with the Post covering all expenses.
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Frontier
Big Denver Daily
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Denver
Colorado
the Post
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
America
Complete Tie-Us of Washinton Lumber Industry is Clara
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Clara and a lumber industry tie up in Washington, with garbled phrases and missing context making it difficult to determine specifics or dates. No clear events, people, or organizations beyond Clara and Washington lumber topics are identifiable.
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Washinton Lumber Industry
Clara
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