Taft Inauguration Opens Era as Twenty Seventh President
William Howard Taft is inaugurated as the twenty seventh president of the United States. In a vast Washington crowd he took the oath, delivered an inaugural address, and began a four year term. Roosevelt attended breakfast with Taft at the White House before the processional to the Capitol.
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Wm. Taft
United States
Wrehington
William Howard Taft
Ohio
Taft
Fuller
Capitol
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Court of Honor
President Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs. Taft
Mrs. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Stoward
Pennsylyvenia Avenue
Spreme Court
Army
Navy
Fairbanks
Senate
Fairbanka
James Schoolcraft Sherman
New York
Sherman
Washington
Executive Mansion
Cleveland
Black Horse
Outlines Policies of Administration
The new administration vows to maintain and enforce reforms against railroads and industrial combines, with tighter federal oversight. It seeks amendments to anti trust and interstate commerce laws, reorganized agencies, and a tariff revision to raise revenue and protect labor and industry.
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Department of Justice
Local Swift & Co. Changes Move A. R. Hogue to Fort Wayne
Swift & Co. announces changes at the Athens local house this week. A. R. Hogue will transfer to Fort Wayne Ind to manage that branch. Otto L Hoisington will become Athens house manager with a new salesman to follow. Hogue has led the Athens branch nearly two years and married Miss Lilian Landis.
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A. R. Hogue
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Swift & Co
Athens House
Fbt Wayne
Ind
Otto L. Hoisington
Mr. Hoisington
Hogue
Athens
Swift People
Mias Lilian Landis
Mr Hogue
Ft. Wayne
Mr. Holsington
Swift Company
Letcome
Horns Welcome Rushes After Cincinnati Visit
Mr and Mrs C H Horn hosted Wednesday guests Mr and Mrs I S Rush of Middleport. They are en route home after a week’s visit in Cincinnati.
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C. H. Horn
I. S. Rush
Middleport
Cincinnati
Blizzard Storm Delays Inaugural Trains In D C
A severe sleet and snow storm rages in Washington. Wires are down and inaugural trains are delayed. Ceremonies in the senate chamber proceeded at noon despite the blizzard. Streets are covered with snow and sleet.
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Mesabenge
Washington, D. C
Senate Chamber
Ohio approves appropriation for state universities
Reports from Columbus state the appropriation bill has been parsed providing Ohio University 59,000 for the year Provident Bills can now communicate with the outside world by telephone and attend to affairs by this medium The items include five thousand for Wing Hall bonds twelve thousand for Ewing Hall gymnasium thirty thousand seven hundred fifty for remodeling Oman s Halness and ten thousand for additional equipment for Ohio and State Normal school
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Columbus
Ohio University
Provident Bilis
Wing Hall
Ewing Hall
Pew Gymnasium
Oman
Halness Ee Nee
Ohio
State Normal School
Three Years Sentence for Thomas Yates
Thomas Yates of Luhrig was sentenced to three years in the Ohio penitentiary at hard labor by Judge Weod after a jury verdict of guilty on rape charges involving Velda McLend of Marshfield. The trial followed a prior mistrial and concluded with unanimous guilt. Adjour nment set for March 8 for the Emmett Ewing case.
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Thomas Yates
Luhrig
Ohio
Weod
Yates
Velda McLend
Marshfield
McLend
John F. Beckler
Price
Emmett Ewing
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Her
Congress
Emery
Department of Agriculture
C. L. Hossington
Swift Branch
University
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