Chicago and North Western Railway Company. Labor Relations Dept.
William Butler Ogden, a railroad investor (b. 1805), took over the Madison and Beloit Railroad in Wisconsin, extended the lines and later, after the financial troubles of 1857, reorganized the line into the Chicago and North Western Railway, into which the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad was also merged.
From the description of Director's files, 1918-1971, bulk 1930-1949. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 64755425
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