Wilson a Human Phenomenon of World War Era
A comprehensive portrait of Woodrow Wilson as the defining leader of World War I, detailing his rise from Princeton president to head of the United States, his push for a league of nations, and his impact on European diplomacy. It traces his European phases, domestic reception, reelection, peace efforts, and later life ending with his legacy and biographical milestones.
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United States of America
Exfcaiser
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Times
Woodrow Willson
Earth
League of Nations
St Louis
Charles E. Hughes
George Washington
United States
Tax Returns Show More Women Are in Business
Treasury department statistics show growth in women in the business world since the war. For 1921, 89,634 wives filed income tax returns separately from husbands, with 43,541,348 in tax. Women heads of families filed 115,356 returns, paying 10,848,457, while other women filed 608,829 returns with 58,610,664 taxed. For 1920, 77,558 wives filed separately, totaling 182,181 returns, and other women filed 503,690 returns.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Woodrow Wilson Dies After Prolonged Illness and Public Strain
Former U S president Woodrow Wilson died at his home after four years of exhaustion from a digestive illness. He collapsed following a 10 000 mile speaking tour advocating the League of Nations after the Paris talks. He broke down in 1919 and had since lived a quiet retirement with his wife.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
League of Nations
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Jackson
White House
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Paris
San Francisco
San Diego
Pueblo
Colorado
Life of Woodrow Wilson Through Key Milestones
A compact chronology of Woodrow Wilsons life from birth in Staunton Virginia on December 28 1856 through his presidency his 1917 war decision the Versailles treaty battles with the Senate the 1919 illnesses and his retirement in 1921 and death in 1924.
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Woodrow Wilson
Staunton, Va
Joseph R. Wilson
Jessie
Woodrow) Wilson
Ellen Louise Axsen
Francis B. Sayre
Eleanor
W. G. McAdoo
Margaret
Poeshontus
Johns Hopkins University
Staunton
Princeton University
Princeton
New Jersey
Baltimore
Congress
Germany
France
American Peace Commission
Versailles
Senate
League of Nations
Wichita
Kan
Whitehouse
Washington
Washingtons Death Marked in Sabbath Church Services
In a quiet Sabbath morning Washingtons name was read from many pulpits as death occurred. Central Presbyterian church held a service as worship continued with hymns like The Son of God Goes Forth to War and Onward Christian Soldiers. Similar services were held in other churches.
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Washington
Wilson
Central Presbyterian Church
Simple Rites Mark Burial of Wilson
The nation laid former president Woodrow Wilson to rest in a simple ceremony reflecting his wishes. Civil and military honors were minimal, with Mrs. Wilson guiding the arrangements at Arlington and in a Washington cathedral under partial construction. Two services were held, one at 8 Street residence and a second at Bethlehem chapel within the unfinished cathedral overlooking the city.
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Washington
America
Wilson
President
Woodrow Wilson
Arlington
Massachusetts Avenue
United Services
Assessors Meet In Helena To Discuss State Tax Policy
State assessors from nearly every Montana county convened in Helena under the state board of equalization to receive instructions on fixing inter county property assessments. Governor Dixon urged prudent revenue planning as he praised the diverse representation at the meeting.
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Montana
Helena
Senate
State House
State Board of Equalization
J. W. Walker
Dixon
Haen
State Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Gandhi Released From Bombay Prison
The Bombay government freed Indian nationalist leader Mahatma Gandhi after six years’ sentence for sedition. The release follows a doctors’ recommendation that six months by the seaside would aid his convalescence.
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London
Bombay
Gandhi
Yaquis Pass Through El Paso Enroute to Obregon Forces
About 450 Yaqui Indians moved through El Paso from Naca Arizona and were transferred to Juarez where they boarded rail cars bound south to support the Obregon armies in Mexico.
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el Paso
Texas
Naca
Arizona
Jaurez
Therail
Obregon
White House Mourns Former President Wilson
The White House announces a 30 day period of official mourning canceling all serial activities for former President Wilson.
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White House
Washington
Wilson
Tornado Lands in Evansville Causes Major Damage
A tornado accompanied by rain and hail struck Evansville Indiana causing about $100000 in damages. Orchards, outbuildings and barns were destroyed and telephone communication was cut off.
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Ind
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