Woodrow Wilson through a family eye
A personal sketch by Stockton Axson portrays Woodrow Wilson as he knew him in family life. Axson recalls childhood ties, Ellen Axson, and Wilson's affectionate, practical leadership. He describes Wilson's humor, devotion to home, and evolving resolve amid national storms.
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Stockton Axson
Mr. Wilson
The
New York Times
Woodrow Wilson
Ellen Louise Axson
Axson
Wilson
Princeton University
Princeton
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Statesman
Smehers
James Bones
Boneses
Rome
Jesele
Marian Bones
Helen
Woodrow
Yoe
Jessie
Joseph Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Woodrow Wil‘son
Ellen Axson
North Carolina
Aasheville
Ber
College For Women
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
N. J
New Jersey
United States
Bryn Mawr
Edward
Margaret
Elliott
Tom
Thomas Hoyt
Philadelphia
Uncle Tom
Bridget
Annie
Lincoln
Garfield
Grant
Wilsons
Cra
Burke
Eleanor
McAdoo
Wood_ row
Fuller
Harrison
America
Anx
Iety
Department of Justice
Woodroow Wilson
White House
Frank Sayre
New Hampshire
Dr. Grayson
Mrs. Galt
Three Glasses of Beer Cost Cooper Automobile License
Hartford reports Secretary of State Barnes suspended indefinitely the automobile license of Charles S. Cooper of Bridgeport after Cooper admitted consuming three glasses of beer before arrest. The other Bridgeport cases include Peabody license held not revoked after a dog incident, Tachnar’s license suspended for drinking while driving, Parker’s continuing case, Williams offered to obtain a new license, and Baker’s license indefinitely suspended for intoxication.
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Hartford
Charles, S. Cooper
Bridgeport
Barnes
Cooper
Henry Fisher
John M. Peabody
Peabody
Fisher
John Tachnar
William P. Parker
William Williams
Stamford
Harley Baker
New Milford
Railroad Seeks Damages Over Housatonic Avenue Widening
Attorney Norman S. Buckingham of New Haven for the New Haven Railroad declined to estimate damages in the proposed widening of Housatonic avenue from Congress street to East Washington avenue. He said he believed the city would be involved in the appraisal of benefits and damages.
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Board of
Norman S. Buckingham
New Haven
New Haven Railroad
Housatonic Avenue
Congress Street
East Washington Avenue
Rail plan sparks damage claims in Yonkers case
Judge Alfred B. Beers hears Mary Leavenworth seeking damages of 2190 while James Mulligan for Clausen & Flanagan brewery requests 20221. Walter Stapleton holds 1800 in losses from property taken for widening. Gertrude Terry’s damages uncertain. B F Cooney notes property worth 800. Yonkers crash on Warburton avenue leaves Joseph Soldogin dead and six injured.
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Alfred B. Beers
Mary Leavenworth
Henry Grenstein
James Mulligan
Clausen & Flanagan Brewery
Walter Stapleton
Mary Hayes Trowbridge
Joseph Soldogin
Yonkers
Warburton Avenue
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Standard Oil Company
Bayonne
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Bronx Ave
Main ST
ST. .Vincent’s Hospital
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Fairfield Ave
Fred D. Keeler
Gertrude Terry
B. F. Cooney
John Reck