W. T. Tyler
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- May 27, 1915The Myth of Easy ProsperityA Northern Pacific railroad superintendent tells local business leaders that a geographic location on the Columbia is useless without the infrastructure to back it up.Kennewick, WA
- Apr 13, 1916The Sheep Herders Who Burned a Half-Million Dollars to Scare CoyotesFor eighteen months a Rattlesnake Hills gas well blazed away at a herders' camp — until experts did the math and a three-cornered oil race began.Kennewick, WA
- Feb 1, 1917Northern Pacific Superintendent Heads SouthW. T. Tyler leaves his Pasco post to manage the Cotton Belt Line in Texas, marking a significant leadership change for the regional rail network.Pasco, WA