Warren seeks civil war pension amid graft accusations
Senator Francis E Warren of Wyoming applies for a pension of 810 a month to preserve his Civil War record and aid charity, saying the funds will go to others. He faces criticism over past alleged graft and notes his service with the Forty-ninth Massachusetts volunteers.
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Senator Warren
Francis KE. Warren
Wyoming
United States Treasury
Massachusetts Regiment
Boston
Washington
Willows
Francis
Warren
Cheyenne
Congress
Pension Bureau
Forty-ninth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Suffragists Braced by Cavalry Gain Washington March
Five thousand women marching for suffrage faced a violent mob on Pennsylvania Avenue. Cavalry from Fort Myer was deployed to clear the route as police were blamed for inaction, with Miss Inez Milholland leading efforts and several riders striking at attackers.
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Washington, Mar Y
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fort Myer
Washington
Continental Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Hellen Keller
Rosalie Jones
Inez Milholland
Petticoat Cavalry
Last Guess on Cabinet Names
An adviser to President elect Wilson aboard the Wilson special in transit to Washington released a list of likely cabinet appointees. Names include Secretary of State William J Bryan, Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo, Interior Franklin K Lane, War Lindley M Garrison, Commerce William Tedfield, Navy Josephus Daniels, Labor William B Wilson, and Westmaster Albert Burle don, with Agriculture still undecided but expected from an agricultural college professor, likely Nebraska.
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Washington
Mar
Wilson
Trenton
William J. Bry
Treasury
Wiliam G. McAdoo
New York
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
Lindley M. Garrison
New Jersey
Wiliam ©. Tedfield
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Wiliam B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Westmaster
Albert Burledon
Texas
Agriculture
Nebraska
Forty Poor Boys Form One Jolly Family
Forty homeless boys aged 9 to 17 in Chicago formed a society to live together with meals, laundry, and beds for 2.40 a week. They rented a large home and employ a female supervisor as a mother figure. The International Brotherhood Welfare association plans a new headquarters opening on April 2 with a ragtime benefit.
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Chicago
Mar
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
Plot 10 Attack Douglas Bared
Military patrols tighten on the border after a skirmish where four Mexicans were killed and several wounded. Colonel Guilfoyle mobilizes the Ninth Cavalry and sends a machine gun platoon to the boundary as reports of further clash attempts surface. A wagon of a plan for rebel union with Mexican and American factions is alleged in a recovered note.
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Douglas
Arna
Guilfoyle
Ninth Cavalry
Washington
Is Eard
Lok
Dowglae
Agua Pricta
Mobilization of Troops 1912 Madero's Coup
Francisco Madero led a revolutionary movement in Mexico that toppled the Diaz dictatorship and briefly established a republic. His government faced finance shortages, opposition from powerful interests, and a tense U.S. policy that warned of intervention, culminating in a concessionary, fragile regime and rising lawlessness.
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Francisco Madero
American Congress
Diaz
Madero
Mexico
Ofa
Felix Diaz
Washington
Bey
Texas
Felix Ding
Annals of
Wilson Arrives Washington Amid Greeted Inaugural Hype
Woodrow Wilson reaches Washington for his inauguration as the 28th president. The scene shows Princeton students escorting the family to their hotel with a nation watching. Taft greets the Wilsons and the official inaugural preparations begin.
Official Program for Inauguration of New President
Washington March 3 Official program for the inauguration lists events from 10:30 a m escorts of Wilson and Marshall to the White House to 2 p m parade review. Taft attends closing of Congress and oath ceremonies occur with Vice President Marshall and President Wilson.
Weather Report From Washington and Wyoming
Wy fair weather expected across Washington and Wyoming with partly cloudy skies. Winds light to moderate, temperatures mild for March with no precipitation indicated.
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Washington, Co, Mar. &, Wyoming
Inauguration Events Open With Senate Ceremonies
The senate ceremonies for Vice President Marshall inauguration and new senator swearing in start at noon with attendance by congress cabinet diplomats supreme court justices and elect of the land. At the Capitol Woodrow Wilson is inducted into office and after his address a parade moves toward the White House with Taft riding to bid farewell. By 2 pm the reviewing stand program resumes and at 6 pm the inauguration is marked as Victory. A special weather bulletin predicts past conditions.
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Wilson
William H. J
Spender CC. Cosby
Taft
White House
Wilsons
Marshall
Sulzer
New York
Pothier
Rhode Island
John Wilson
Franklin
Woodrow
Princeton
Capitol
Washington
Mar
Baseldors
Supreme Court
House
Senate Chamber
Capiol
Senate
Congress
Land
Woodrow Wilson
William H Taft
Government Weather Bureau
World Despises a Traitor Pratt in Wyoming Debate
A letter to the editor accuses Pratt of betraying three parties in 40 days, labeling him a demagogue and symbol of political treachery. The piece contrasts Pratt with Warren, condemning machine politics and calling for scrutiny of his career.
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Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Nat Baker
Pratt
Wyoming
Judas
Wyoming Tribune
Tribune
Deming
Warren Ils
Pratt and Mason stand on party lines in Wyoming talk
In a Wyoming Tribune interview Speaker M L Pratt defends his coalition with Democrats for the speakership and hopes for a progressive senator. The piece endorses Mason of Laramie County for fidelity to Republican policy and condemns Pratt as an unsaleable representative for personal gain.
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Wyoming
M. L. Pratt
United States Senate
Pratt
Mason
Laramie County
New Citizens National Bank Building Opens to Public
A Leader reporter toured the new Citizens National Bank building in Cody. John H. Thomas, the president, guided the visit as interior finishes near completion. The marble lobby, all steel elevator, four Grecian columns, and two vaults highlight security and elegance. Tenants will include the Wyoming Life Insurance Co and several law and professional firms on multiple floors, with a dramatic upper view of the surrounding region.
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Nowth
Douly
Fred Roedel
Wyoming Life Insurance Com
Niles
Bank
le Deenryin Givat
State of
Wyoming
el Garantees
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Museum of Art
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Asiana
Manson
Leaker Pratt
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Alan
Laramie
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Thomas Baye
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