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Big Piney Examiner in Big Piney, Wyoming

06 Feb 1913

Page 7

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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1913

Page

7

Governors elected in the 1912 state races summarized

The piece lists newly elected governors across many states including Arkansas Georgia Maine Vermont Connecticut Delaware Florida Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana Nebraska New Hampshire North Carolina Ohio Oregon South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Washington West Virginia Wisconsin and their backgrounds, partners, terms, and prior offices. It notes governors serve two to four year terms and highlights notable figures such as Simeon Baldwin John Laf ton Park Trammell Foss Eberhart Byrne Bass Cox and Lister while detailing prior roles and birthplaces.

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Arkansas Joseph T. Rolinson Georgia John M. Laton Maine William T. Haines Vermont Allen M. Fletcher Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Idke John M. Shafroth Elias M. Ammons Colorado Ammons Simeon Eben Baldwin Connecticut New Haven Susan Winchester Boston Baldwin Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors American Bar Association Hartford Charles BR. Miller Delaware Wilmington Simeon 8Ennewell Park M. Trammell Florida Lakeland State Assembly Senate Trammell Albert W. Gillchrist John M. Hayses Idaho James H. Hawley Edwerd Fitzsimons Dunne Lilinais Waterville Conn Chicago Cook County Liles Ueho Leo Ofate Imibal Duc Lous Repubivan Thomas R. Marshall George W. Clarke Iowa Shelby County Ind Lie Iowa State University Clarke Bery F. Carroll Kansans Arthur Capper George H. Hodges Hodges Olathe Kan Ora Murray Eugene Noble Fous Massachusetts West Berkshire Lilla Sturtevant Foss Woodbridge Nathan Ferris Michigan Big Rapids Johnson Jo Adele M. Keke Mankato Meokuto Eliiot W. Major Deméderot Minouri Ea Mel Stewart Montaas Cialomas Thomas H. Carter Carter Edwin L. Norris John H. Morehead Nebraska Parls City Neb Chester H. Aldrich William Sulzer York Elizabeth N. J Theew York Assembly Congress New York New York City John A. Dix Franklinn Worcester New Hampshire Robert P. Bass Locke Craig North Carolina Bertie County N. C Ife Anne Burgin McDowell County N.C House of Representatives Kitchin Pennsylvania North Dakota House of Representives Oak Publican Central Committee Pango John Burke James M. Cox Goveror Ohio Jacksonburg Woonsocket Rhode Island House of Representatives Rhode Island Mile Francoise de Chamigney Paris Cole L. Bease South Carolina Newberry County Liltle B. Summers Anderson County Newberry Els Columbia Frank M. Byrne South Dakota Votney Dakota Territory Tenn Anna B. Jones Newport Tie Tennessee House of Representatives United States Tennessee Nashville Oscar Branch Colquitt Texas Camiltt Vile Terrell Aortes Willam Spry Utah England America Mary Alice Wrathall Orantaville State Board of Land Commissioners Utch Bast Ernest Lister Washington Tacoma Rogers State Board of Control M. E. Hay Henry D. Matheld West Virginia William E. Glasacock Francia Edward McGovern Repubican Wisconsin Elkhardt Wis Milwaukee County United States Senate Madison
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Monaco Hydroplane Meet Rules Expanded For 1913

The STADIUM EB International Sporting Club of Monaco set stricter hydroplane rules for the 1913 meet April 4 to 14. Boats must start and land on water with two aboard, carry specified gear, pay a 100 dollar entry refundable on start, and face six elimination tests ending April 11. The Monaco Grand Prix runs April 12 with a 50 mile course to San Remo Beaulieu and back, plus a 300 mile water race in Monaco Bay with multiple stops and substantial prizes.

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EB International Sporting Club of Monaco Thore Lon Peavenemubbens Louse Tien Arpa San Remo Beaulieu Benhulieu Bay of Monaco
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Improvements Planned at Shibe Park Philadelphia

Extensive upgrades at Shibe park Philadelphia aim for completion before next season. Remodeling includes left field bleachers new seating with chairs, price changes for twenty five cent bleachers and covered seating, and renovations of existing stands with new pavilion seating.

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Connie Mack Mack Shibe Park Athletics Philadelphia
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Lifitean Lifeworks Crescent Club Star of East Hockey

Lifiteann Wonder. The Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn won the amateur hockey championship of the East last year mainly through the sterling work of Artie Lifitean. He is considered by many the best amateur in the United States and with Shiriff forms one of the best scoring combinations in the game, carefully grooming this star player for the hard battles of the next two months.

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Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn Artie Lifitean United States Shiriff
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Humorous Snips From City Papers Volume Mix

A collage of light quips and exchanges from multiple papers. The Washington Star cites the orator and businessman on public speaking and compensation for risk to reputation. The St Louis Republican previews a portable garage sales pitch. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes slang in a college club. A Minneapolis girl returns home asking for a diminutive cope, per the Kansas City Star.

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Washbington Star Minneapolis Kansas City Star
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Dressmaker Named in Courteous Exchange

A blond woman laments that many want her dressmaker’s name but she refuses to disclose it, claiming privacy and personal choice in a genteel exchange amid fashion chatter.

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No mother I mustn t say what I mustn t say

A fragmentary line captures a child pleading to refrain from saying forbidden words as a mother listens. The exchange hints at tension over silence and obedience in a domestic moment.

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Unclear fragments on building inquiry cited in Baltimore American

Readable bits suggest a Baltimore American snippet about builders and a question or contention regarding a building project. The exact details and entities are obscured in the OCR fragment.

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Unreadable fragment hints at wartime troop movement

Fragmentary text mentions retreat and supply issues with garbled place names and quotes lacking clear context. unable to determine a coherent event or identities from the OCR.

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Poasied Chestnut Mystery Sparks Sivay Story

A fragment notes a chestnut subject tied to Sivay Stories, hinting at a puzzling detail or rumor. The readable bits suggest a tale or local lore, but details remain unclear and fragmented.

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Leubsville Cow Cant Jord Says Clever Wordplay

A quirky, damaged OCR fragment shows a farmer’s saying about covering, tipping, and a Cheseboard, attributed to Leubsville Cow Cant Jord, with unreadable context and garbled phrasing.

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Fragmentary dialogue hints at a marriage claim in Houston Fost case

A garbled text fragment shows a back and forth about kissing, danger, and a marriage claim. The lines mention a person saying I know I did and another asking if her brother handed your wallop, ending with she married me in Houston Fost.

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Houston Fost
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Dubious Quote From Deweit Frew Press

A distorted line from Deweit Frew Press questions courage and opinion, implying a person speaks but lacks firm resolve. The garbled OCR conveys a critique of wavering stance versus bold belief.

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William Sutter Edward F. Dunne Elliot W. Caer Samuel M. Ralston John H. Mo Ben Y Ronen Slee M. Cox Weedbridge N. Fora H. E. Nix Artie Liften The Crescent A. C Weekly Illustrated Humor St. Louis Republican Cent Ait Hitbrowe High School Saoceiaes Anthelang Society Mildred Mabel Ciocimat Enquirer Balllmore Giri Wibury Tommy Aister Peer Willis Willie
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