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Wilson Inducted Into High Office In Capitol Ceremony
Washington March 4 Woodrow Wilson took the oath as president at the east portico of the Capitol with Thomas R Marshall sworn in as vice president. Ed ward Douglase White administered the oath. Taft and Wilson left the senate chamber to join a vast crowd and a martial procession attended by cadets from West Point and Annapolis.
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