Comebacks and Departures Mark 1913 Congress
The piece catalogs many members absent from Congress, notes retirements for federal posts, and highlights notable returns of former representatives led by Charles Cannon and Cy Sullloway. It also mentions the oldest member Isaac Rotherwood and the youngest Tom Miller, plus Senate retirements and new faces like Warren G Harding and J W Beckham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bartholdt
Missouri
McGuire
Oklahoma
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Reed
New Hampshire
Bulkley
Ohio
Kerbley
Indiana
Samual W. Smith
Michigan
Stevens and Hanahan
Minnesota
Floyd
Arkansas
Burke and
Martin
South Dakota
Clayton
Alabama
Covington
Maryland
McCoy
New Jersey
Ansberry
Murry
Massachusetts
Kinkead
Washington
Joe” Cannon
Dig “Cy” Sulloway
New Hampbire
Hitness
Cannon
William B. McKinley
Republican Congressional Campaig Committee
Republican Zonal Committee
George E
Isaac Rt.therwood
Congressman Heald
Delaware
Senate
Underwood
Broussard
Louisiana
House
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Samen
Pongrese
Murdock
Stage Line Su Open Despite Storms In Wyoming
Opal Pinedale stage manager J A Holladay reports from Kemmerer that the line remains open for travel despite recent storms. Roads from Opal to Piney are fair, but above Piney there is one to two feet of snow, with no trips hindered yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Holladay
Opal-Pinedale
Kemmerer
Opal
Piney
Inspector Lamm Reports Mixed Findings on Inspection Trip
A. J. Lamm of Cheyenne, tied to the State Dairy Commission of the Pure Food department, spent days in the region on an inspection tour among the camps. He reports generally good conditions but notes meat found in Slavin ta county was used, with similar instances occurring as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lamm
Cheyenne
State Dairy Commission
The
Pure Food Department
Slavinta
Tom Painter A Pioneer of Square Sport and West Boxing
Tom Painter, a wealthy Wyoming stockman and longtime referee, is celebrated for fair, square sport. Born in Ragland on February 26, he moved to Evanston in 1873 and built a career in sheep, cattle, and wool trading while serving as mayor, county commissioner, and bank director. His leadership and integrity earned nationwide respect among sportsmen.
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Salt Lake
Tom Painter
West
Painter
Wyomii
Uinta
Evanston
Ragland
Southampton
America
Painter & Co
Evanston National Bank
Board of County Commissioners
Salt Lake Lodge No
Ellis
United States
Rail worker unions vote on eight hour workday plan
Four railroad orders including the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Regainers vote on adopting an eight hour schedule. The current ten hour day uses overtime at the same rate of pay, with ratification efforts led by J B Hopkins and Denny B R among others as polling extends to related orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Reginemen
Raihhood
J. B. Hopkins
Bh. T
Denny RB
Ratiroid
Birthday Party Implies Honor of Series Event
A fragment notes a birthday party and an attempt to impress tots with a festive event. The text hints at a celebration aimed at marking a milestone and sharing enjoyment with young attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Smith
Snowbound Lines Strain Utah Idaho Routs
Superintendent A B Stevenson arrived from Pocatello with the snow plow to clear tracks amid heavy snows. Reports say five foot accumulations north of Pocatello delay trains south of Butte and continuing snow threatens further disruption along Huntington breach and western routes. Balt Lake and Asher report deeper snow with cold thermometers.
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A. B. Stevenson
Pocatello
Bedelay
Butte
Ther
Huntington Breach
Balt Lake
Asher
Prom
Japanese miner dies in mine disaster in Sublet
A Japanese miner perished in a mining accident at Sublet. Authorities report two other workers injured as rescuers battled to reach the scene and determine the cause of the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Sublet Bans Ap
Boapete
Jackson Hole elk lore and a Wyoming road idea
Veteran traveler B N Leek of Jackson Hole Wyoming visits Salt Lake City and discusses elk country culture a new highway proposal to Yellowstone and the government hay feeding program. he notes 1600 tons of hay and 16500 elk in Jackson Hole along with local attitudes toward outlaws and settlers.
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N. Leek
Jackson
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Harry EB. Maclherson
Daily Telegraph
Leek
Jackson Hole
Mr. Leek
Wyoming
Mike Yokel
Diamond Dick
Mike
Jackson Holer
B. N. Leek
Salt Lake
Altho
Hole
Orpheum
Utah
Yellowstone
Park
Green River
Montpelier
Star Valley
Beaver Creek
Hoback
Snake River
Snake
Yellowstone Park
Victor
Jvst
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Neoley Ora
Root
New York
Burton
Perkins
California
Ma House
Coneres
Buckeye
Mr. Taft
Chicago
J. ©. W. Beckham
Kentucky
Bey
Inspector Lamm
First National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Washington, D. C
Totel
Haltroad
Kemmerer Savings Bank
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