Holley Milling Co acquires Ogden Milling assets
The Holley Milling Company seals a deal to take over the Ogden Milling and Elevator Company, moving headquarters from Laramie to the Eccles Building in Ogden. C. F. Holley announces major office changes within two to three weeks and assigns Loveland, Colorado’s C. F. Mitchell to oversee local mills. Elevators will be built in northern Utah and southern Idaho to feed the two Ogden mills.
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Ogden Milling Company
Concern
Ogden
Northern Utar
Dan
O. G. Holley and Son
Eccles Building
Holley Milling Company
Th City
Ogden Milling and Elevator Company
Ogden Company
Th Company
Laramie
Eccles
A. G. Holley
Oley Milling Company
Old Denver
Archange
Paw
Hatley
C. FB Mitchell
Loveland
Colo
Montrose
Col
Holley
Utah
Idaho
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Ogden, Or
Differt
Anery
Officials Chosen for Races During Big Celebration
With most Fourth of July plans set, Albany County Cattle and Hover Growers' association officials await government approval for cavalry use. The Wyoming delegation in Washington debates sending 1000 troops to Pine Bluffy while part of the force may join the Cheyenne event. Attending officers include Herb Abraham, William McMurray, Curtis, Charles Clark, B. Green, A. K. Chamblin, and secretary Harry Tay. Governor Frank How will speak at Cheyenne on the Fourth, with university lecturer Willie re to address law and diplomacy.
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Albany County Cattle and Hover Growers’ Association
Rom Fat Russell
Furldes
Pine Bluffy
Wyoming
Consreraen
Washington
Thes
FA Russell
Larantio
Fidges
Herb Abraham
Laramie
Laus
William McMurray
Curtis
Comitation
Charles Clark
B. Green
A. K. Chamblin
Harry Tayretary
Chamber of Com
Galsbing Hoe
Vernor
Cheyenne
Willie ‘Re
Pet D Prom Eastern Race Officials Chosen
Officials for both the Deaver Laramie automobile race and the Vis who Dep Rane te Codes Cheyenne Lammer motorcycle race have been chosen. All are Laramie based, coming home by ten. the same crew will operate. Men who will dove viet.
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Deaver Laremie
Laramie
Dove Viet
Black man slashes throat of Punk Corbin in street quarrel
At about three this afternoon at First and Thornburg streets William Jones, a Black man, hacked Punk Corbin’s throat from ear to ear following an argument over money. Corbin, a cook for Diamond Cattle Company, collapsed. Jones was captured nearby and jailed. Doctors treated Corbin’s severed jugular, but his fate remains unclear. Police chased Jones, who surrendered without further incident.
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Punk Corbin
Pease
William Jones
First
Thornburg
Jones
Leas
Kearny
Cedar Street
Sheriff Jackson
Corbin
Diamond Cattle Company
Rock River
Laramie
Hegto
Islard
May uncover German plot in Midwest
St Louis report says Edward Brownan, DOJ agent, began an inquiry into possible German plotting operations in the Midwest. Francis Miller, former Commercial Acid Co. employee in St Louis, was arrested after repeated calls and suspected intent to trigger an explosion. An Austrian Red Cross insignia was found on Miller.
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St. Louis
Edward Brownan
Department of Justice
Eday
Uiroucu
Middle West
Francis Miller
Marshal Davidson Orders Red Light District Closed by July First
City officials moved to shutter the red light district after Marshal Frank Davidson notified houses to remove the girls and cease operations by July 1. Mayor Holliday backed the plan, promising enforcement of the city ordinance and possible police and out of town detectives to prosecute violators. The health committee’s report defers to the ordinance Rec. 38, outlining penalties of 18 to 50 dollars per offense.
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Marshal Davidson
A. E. Holliday
Frank Davidson
Red Light
Holliday
Knadler
Pershing's Detachment Reaches French Port In Secret Landing
A French port reports Pershing's detachment landed safely amid tight secrecy on the voyage. The exact numbers and future quarters remain undisclosed as officers await further instructions from General Pershing.
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Pershing
Railroads Blamed for High Coal Prices in Senate Testimony
Washington reports coal operator N. Be. Wiklard from Ohio told the senate commerce committee that railroads are autocrats of coal markets responsible for high prices. He urged regulation to lower costs and boost production by about 1 percent.
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Washington
N. BE. Wiklard
Ohie
Senate Commerce Committee
Council Will Cooperate In Coal Production
Washington June 27 The national defense advisory committee on coal production will work with coal operators to stimulate production and ensure fair prices at the mines The council aims to unify operators and miners with the government to promote distribution of coal at reasonable prices.
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Washington
Counel
National Defense Advisory Committee
National Defense Council
Norway Near Break With the Germans
June 21 reports suggest Norway may resist German demands on shipping and trade. Norway aims to protect exports of fish, ore, and nickel to England despite German pressure and threats.
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Norway
Germany
England
Rural School Ends Conference Today Superintendent Clark Speaks
The Rural School Ends Conference gathers at the University this afternoon with a large crowd. About two hundred attendees, including twenty one Wyoming county superintendents, join in sessions led by J C Cringer and J L Hobwon. The meeting covers club work, rural school growth, and the role of superintendents in education.
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Supt
Clark
Wyoming
Lowey Tor
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