The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-13
SELECTION MEETS WITH AP.
PRoVAL FROM ALL PARTS
OF STATE
GRATIFYING TO
NEWSPA PAEE MEN
Was For q Nulnbef UE' c.,
lgnbia Representative % slae {
Charleston News and ,s
cougier. i,
i to The IntelliRsnc.sr.

Special to The TnteiliRencsr s Fss r; fgsS
COLUMBIA, Jan. 12.-&Jalfea Fl Al
Hoyt was the unanimous choice today
for speaker of the r 'se OF rapf6BSA.
tatives for the ty,t two years.
The selection OF Y st hfinGSyf;is ;is, J
animous approval frcm6 all PARTS og
the State and 10 parttculariy Erati =
Ing to the newspaper men. Air. Hort
was for q number OF years Coliitnbih
representative of The News ana 4
Courier. 4 Y q, Y
. James A.. Hoyt Is q native sos Coinfii-
bia, having been born In this city ifs I
1877. His father, the late C6i.- y6Iltss
A. Hoyt, was at that time aitors is,f !
the Columbia Registar. but Col. Ti0Jt
in 1879 moved to Greeaville. ehfabs
liahing The Baptist CdIFier, kspsi no
for many years owned ssnd edited Il.
that city. Is ~ s. !. = Z "a 7
The son attended ths ,t,fsshysiio !
graded schools, then under the ariIssS.
fntendency OF Prof. William f0. RsdsTi.
son, now of Clemson College. uofn.
pleting the public school cnnrse. lie
entered the; perpetrators dsNarts, "a
OF FNrnlaA uIiiYersItR ~ In The > 4 ssi III !,
1892 and In 1887 ra6s gfEfl tied fsot's
Ealnlsn with the 81
ng arts. ts col q lss fspl. s. g
4: 4
the elbnian Ses sskla q 4
1successtpn iIis tho Int SksS1 itky = IS.
and being eleetea sOeS sStSs y5dk6
mann9ef OF bath sha e - sssla zsisz s
ina5ebsiis teams. He WaaSe 5t6Rib<s OF I
the Chi Psi frateerii riity. 3 s,S, Z. e
Upon graduation. Mr.. fyoyt auteTaIl
newspaper work with his father 4iieI,
the editor and proprtet1e eg .Tts
Mountaineer. He had psayiQupts,
while attending school. ieasiiee ~ tA9
printers trade In his fathAria of1leh
While workiag on The Muthtaine8f
Mr.. Hoyt represented, ae GfeenVilie
correspondent. several uut.cI.loN7lS
papers. including. The State, aud when
on election day In 1893 the PinAhlx
riots" broke out at Phoenix, Id tsfeelas
wood County. The State wired The
Greenville correspondent 20 10 TO- The Z
scene and cover the story. fllS work
on that assignment won the fayose9ie
attention of tho nanage e7ieiit Scs the 1
paper, and I'm January foilcWihg M.
Hoyt was given q place on the clf5 I.
staff of The State. He remained with
The State for seven ysRra, MofklEk
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