Quiet White House Wedding Sees Only Family Attend
Washington reports a quiet wedding at the Galt home as President Wilson marries Edith Bolling Galt with only immediate family present. Attendants include Miss Bertha Bolling, William G. McAdoo, and relatives from Washington and beyond. The couple will honeymoon in the South before a January White House reception for Pan American representatives.
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Washington
Wilson
Edith Bolling Galt
Galt
Twentieth Street
William G. McAdoo
Misa Bertha Bolling
Marine Band
Panama
W. A. Bolling
Louisville
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Miss Bones
White House
Norman Galt
Union Station
National
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Francia Bowes Sayre
Williamstown
Mass
Anne Howe
Philadelphia
Joseph Rk, Wilson
Baltimore
Norwen Galt
Edith Bell
Villa seeks refuge crossing to United States
Gen Francisco Villa under pressure from his generals and the weight of defeat in Sonora plans to cross the border into the United States with his family. He vows to continue fighting Carranza until death, saying his own men have deserted him. Officials warn he would be hanged if caught.
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el Paso
Tex
Sonora
Francisco Villa
United States
Carranza
Santa Rosalia
Europe
Chihuahua
Obregon
Guaymas
Gen. Villa
San Andreas
Villa
Hipolito Villa
Villa Brothers
Villa Movement
Avila
President and Bride in Virginia Honeymoon Stop
President Wilson and his bride Mrs Norman Galt arrived in Hot Springs Virginia on Sunday morning to spend their honeymoon in the mountain resort.
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Virginia
Hot Springs
Wilson
Mra
Norman Galt
Trailing Conspiracy Crews Led by Koenig Arrests Grow
Federal officials link Paul Koenig head of the German secret service in the United States and Richard Ley endecker NY art dealer to a country wide plot to blow up munition plants along the Welland canal. They warn more arrests will follow with Koenig claiming twenty seven agents in New York City and others scattered nationwide.
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New York
Paul Koenig
Richard Wmil Leyendecker
Welland Canal
Becret Service
Koenig
New York City
German General Killed in Action Reported
London reports Major General von Stockhausen of the German army has been killed in action, according to a dispatch from Amsterdam.
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London
von Stockhausen
Amsterdam
Not to Be Thought Of and Altogether Too Carel
A reminiscence recalls Senator Fry in Spokane during a boom era with a wealthy patriarch who boasted about a vast gambling hall and bars. The senator warns the destruction of vice or risk losing it to Tacoma. A second item notes a personals editor's weary response to a reader asking about marrying a fourth husband after losing three.
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Senator Fry
Spokane
Tacoma
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Note
Trade label claims a fast cure for a cold with laxative and bronquinine ingredients. Product packaging bears GROE'S signature on each box and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Zeke
Groe
Maine hunting guide faces high life insurance rates
In Constant Peril a Maine hunting guide struggles to insure his life due to hazardous work. The dialogue questions whether he is an aviator or dynamite worker, then reveals the danger lies in his job as a guide and joy ride incident.
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Maine
Fletcher's Castoria Reminder for Parents
Public notice style ad promotes Castoria as a safe infant remedy with a thirty year track record. It urges parents to ensure the product bears the signature and is in use for over three decades, emphasizing its acceptance by children.
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Bramine Fence
Castoria
Fletcher
Fresh green demand met with bluing in grocery tale
A new grocer’s boy is told to offer close substitutes. A customer asks for fresh green produce. the boy replies they have bluing instead. The excerpt mixes stray phrases like patel Batt faattht liver, bowels and stomach and several antiquated slogans.
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John Tyler
Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
Custis
Thomas Jefferson
John Wayles
Martha Skelton
Wayles
Jefferson
Dolly Madison
James Madison
Martha Washington
Letitia Christian
Long Island Sound
Church of the Ascension
Grover Cleveland
Frances Molsom
Cleve
Mr. Cleveland
Misa Folsom
Mrs. Wilson
U. S
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Ake
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Detroit Free Press
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