Wilson schedules extra session and cabinet picks emerge
President-elect Wilson announced an April 1 start for the extra session after letters from Representative Underwood. Cabinet selections include Bryan, McAdoo, Daniels, Burleson and Brandeis. Walker to be Attorney General. Senate pays tribute to Isidor Rayner and notes Mexican political executions. Maryland race developments feature Smith, Straus, Marbury and May 26 Progressive convention. Talbott withdraws from short Senate contest. Delaware passes corrupt-practices act.
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Wilson
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the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
New York
Navy
Josephus Daniels
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Albert Sidney Burleson
Texas
Edwin R. Walker
Commerce
Louis D. Brandeis
United States Senate
Smith, Lee
Straus
Marbury
Preston
Baltimore
Maryland
Inaugural Ceremonies Outline for President-elect
A detailed outline of the inauguration events lists the President-elect as the guest at the Princeton Alumni smoker in Washington on March 3. The joint Congressional committee will escort Gov. Wilson from Shoreham on March 4 to the White House and then to the Capitol for ceremonies.
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Joint Congressional Committee
Taft
Senate Chamber
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Supreme Court
United States
Marshall
White
Wilson
Committee of Arrangements
Executive Mansion
Jail Sentences Hit Rich and Poor in Trust Case
Federal Judge Hollister’s Ohio ruling sentences twenty nine Cash Register trust officials to jail, signaling that personal guilt applies across classes. Lawmakers at the Capitol see the jail terms as the strongest deterrent to monopolies under the Sherman act, with fines deemed insufficient. President Wilson’s administration heightens the pressure on trust magnates to alter practices.
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Ohio
Cash Register Trust
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
National Capitol
Supreme Court
Wilson
White House
Inaugural Week Plans Outlined For Wilson Visit
A Washington observer expects about 150000 visitors to the national capital next Tuesday. Maryland and Caroline counties are heavily represented. The inaugural committee released the programme detailing the President-elect's movements from arrival in Washington to 6 p m on March 4. Wilson arrives March 3 afternoon and will be met by a joint Congressional committee and escorted to the Shoreham Hotel where he will stay as a guest of his cousin John E. Wilson until March 4 at 10 30 a m.
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House
Shoreham Hotel
John E. Wilson
Just Through Invoicing Sale Offers Bargains
We have finished invoicing and offer hundreds of usable articles at reduced prices. Shoes, matting, carpets, pants, and undergarments for men women and children are discounted. Discounts include 33 percent on undergarments, 25 percent on flannelettes, 20 percent on bed blankets and comforts, 50-cent woolens to 42 cents, half-woolens at 19 cents, ladies suits at half price, and sweaters at 25 percent off.
Mortgagee's Sale of Fletcher Draper Property in Caroline County
Executor for Andrew C. Griffith offers sale of mortgaged lands in Caroline County at the Denton courthouse door. The property, subject to a first mortgage of $600 held by Leonard R. Towers, includes a two story five room dwelling and related improvements. The conveyance traces to a 1909 deed from Andrew C. Griffith to Fletcher Draper and to recorded mortgage and land records in Caroline County.
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James Howard
James H. Towers
William A. Griffith
Ann L. Griffith
Goldsborough
Fletcher Draper
Andrew C. Griffith
Frederic S. Draper
Jacob A. Meredith
Adultery and Divorce Sought in Caroline Circuit Court
In Equity Chy No the object is a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from Frank Taylor and custody of two children Amey Taylor and Marie Taylor. Adultery charges mark May 1, 1912 as start, with Sadie Anderson and other women named as adulteries in Federalsburg. Notice to nonresident Frank Taylor to appear by April 9, 1913.
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Equity
Chy
Addie Taylor
Frank Taylor
Queen Anne's
Caroline Counties
Maryland
Amey Taylor
Marie Taylor
Sadie Anderson
Sadie Miller
Federalsburg
Circuit Court of
J. Kemp Stevens
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