Baby congressmen toasted at National Press Club event
The National Press Club in Washington honored twelve new House members nicknamed baby congressmen. Speaker Champ Clark presided as godfather and announced awards for each newcomer, while Congressman Dill offered remarks on the value of experience and long service in the House.
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National Press Club
Washington, D. C
House
McLemore
Texas
Britt
North Carolina
Walsh
Massachusetts
Venable
Mississippi
Meeker
Missouri
Dill
Washington
Gandy
South Dakota
Sanford
New York
Elleston
California
McArthur
Oregon
Huddleston
Alabama
Scott
Michigan
Champ Clark
Mr. Huddleston
Mr. McArthur
Mr. Sanford
Mr. Dill
Mr. Scott
Clark
Congress
Speaker Cannon
Great Committee On Appropriations
Henry Clay
The Knocker's Creed and Political Views Echoed
A fragmentary excerpt links a speaker's manifest against public works with a call for disciplined political service. It cites long-serving Congress members Reed Dingley Boutelle Millikin and praises steady reform, urging ambitious newcomers to prove themselves through duty and unity in the house.
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Reed
Dingley
Boutelle
Millikin
Jefferson Day Democratic County Convention in Colville
Stevens County Democrats plan the Jefferson Day observance April 13 in Colville to choose 24 delegates for the May 2 state convention in North Yakima. The program starts at 2 p.m. with a central committee meeting, followed by a Jefferson dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic temple for 150 guests. County Chairman F Y Wilson and Secretary F L Stonehouse lead setup. attorney Del Cary Smith will deliver the principal banquet address. The event promises a lively program of entertainment and stunts with a freewheeling, nonconfrontational gridiron segment.
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Stevens County
Colville
North Yakima
Central Committee
Masonic Temple
F. Y. Wilson
F. L. Stonehouse
Upper Columbia livestock sale promotes purebreds over scrubs
The Mareus sale in April 1916 will be hosted by the Upper Columbia Sales Association as part of a campaign against scrub cattle. Ranchers are urged to attend and contact secretary Dr. J. R. Hendley for details and catalog. The Colville Examiner lists J. C. Harrigan as editor and owner with a sworn ownership statement dated March 24, 1916.
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Upper Columbia
J. R. Hendley
Colville
Wash
J. C. Harrigan
J. ©. Harrigan
John B. Slater
Notary Public
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