Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson and Cabinet Appointments
The article reports Woodrow Wilson being inaugurated on March 4 with Franklin Lane as Secretary of the Interior and David F. Houston as Secretary of Agriculture. It notes party support and mentions several senators, including Bacon, Simmons, and Borah, in the 3rd Congress with re-elected Republicans Ware and Kenyon listed among others.
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Woodrow Wilen
United States
Thomas R. Marabal
Franklin L. Jane
California
Wortary
Agricaligee
David F. Flowston
Missouri
Willem
Bedfield
New York
Isbor
Megeusantative
William B. Wilcom
Man
West
Franklin J. Lane
Soys
Banhead
Alabama
Bacon
Georgia
Simmons
North Carolina
Gwen
Railway Chapel Car Brings Missionary Priest to Idaho Towns
Rev Father Doran, a mission priest, holds services in western Idaho towns aboard a new steel chapel car built by the Pullman Company. The 80 feet long car seats 200, finished in Cuban rosewood, cost 26 000 dollars as a gift to the Catholic Mission.
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Father Doran
Idaho
Pullman Company
Open Man
Mision Wockety
Fixing Date of Easter Early This Year
The Ogden Examiner notes Easter 19 year falls on March 22 with March 21 a Friday and a full moon the next day. It comments that nearly a century will pass before Easter lands this early again.
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Ogden Examiner
Obituary Notice for Thomas L. Mattah in Mattros Saloon
Found dead Thomas L. Mattah age about 38 in Mattros Saloon on Sunday. He was once master mechanic of the O. S. L. round home here recently relieved. A brother there in Detroit, Michigan. Position on the body awaits determination.
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L. Mattah
Mattros
Hig
Detroit
Michipas
Official Proceedings of Board of County Commissioners
The Cumberland county board adjourned to meet again at 10 oclock with records noting expenses and services for prisoners, mercantile and office supplies, and various county expenditures. Names include Harold R. Mannion county clerk and T Done, chair, with chief deputy Ly man.
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Board OF County Commissioners
Ie Santy
Komt
Cae
D. Ong
Fred Wal
Jones
Jude
County x
States Tel Co
le Bor
le Uo
Seminerer Mercantile Co
Henry Giduuntali Trading Co
Saaiaeall
al Mire
Vlenti
Mattar
Iuids
Lhdne
Maverd A. Holde
Sam Daniels
Gosinge
John Hill
Asom Door
Cumberland
Uinta Evantomy
Liscoln County
Lases Tabor
Peglater E Craig
Ae Real
Bristol Bo
Cokeville Mercantile Co
Lou’ Ward AL AL Mepusgall
Coe
Harold R. Mannion
T. Done Faep Haneny
Supreme Court Admits Two Washington Attorneys
Supreme Court lawyers Ralph Smith and Marshal Reynolds, long associated with Senator D. Clark in the Washington judiciary, were Thursday admitted to the bar of the United States Supreme Court. Both are described as bright young lawyers whose futures look bright. Mr. Smith plans to return to Kemmerer later this month to resume practice, while Mr. Reynolds is expected to continue with Senator Clark.
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Ralph Smith
Marshal Reynolds
D. Clark
Judiciary Department
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Smith
Kemmerer
Reynold
Senator Clark
Will Irrigate by Pumping on Green River Lands
Sert Rood, formerly with the J Brandley ranch, passed through Kemmerer Monday en route to his Green River ranch near Hig Sandy mouth. He plans to irrigate with a gasoline pump, proving Green River farming can be financially successful and that pumping plants unlock bottoms along the stream for homesteads and prosperous farms.
Cody Wins Federal Bill for Public Building in Wyoming
Senator Warren and the Wyoming delegation see Cody’s federal bill become law with a $50,000 appropriation for the new public building, in addition to funds already set aside for purchasing the site. A board of inquiry concluded Ed Mourteson died due to his own fault while riding a speeder near Fossil on Feb 24.
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The
Cody Herald
Warren
Wyoming
Cody
Congress
Ed Mourteson
Fossil
C. J. Husted
A. L. Abbott
KE. Halbert
J. J. McGreevy
New Extra Fare Overland Limited To Start April First
On April first the Chicago and North Western will launch an extra fare Overland Limited for sleeping car passengers from Chicago to San Francisco in sixty four hours thirty minutes arriving the third day. Eastbound departures from San Francisco are at midnight with Chicago arrival at 9 am on the third day. The service features all steel cars with modern amenities and en route bulletins. Concurrently the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul will operate a daily up to date limited train to Los Angeles and San Francisco with no extra fare, starting in Chicago at 10:45 am and reaching both cities on the third day. The line from Omaha is being double tracked with grade and curve reductions.
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Chicago and North Western Railroad Company
Chicago
San Francisco
North Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Theas
Milwaukee & St. Paul
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Omaha
Doctor Padget and wife choose Kemmerer for new home
Dr. W. Padget of Lander and his wife arrived last week and plan to locate permanently in Kemmerer. He visited Cheyenne Laramie Rawlins and Rock Springs, noting Kemmerer’s appearance, prosperity, and business activity as the strongest lure for a future home.
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3. W. Padget
Lander
Cheyenne
Laramie
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
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