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Wilson Inducted In Historic Presidential Inauguration
Woodrow Wilson took the oath of office at a large outdoor ceremony on the east portico of the Capitol with Chief Justice White officiating as Thomas R. Marshall was sworn in as vice president. Taft rode with the pair to the Capitol, then Wilson delivered a inaugural address before a vast crowd and later returned to the White House with Taft departing.
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