Wife Sues for Damages Amid Hopes for Reconciliation
Mrs. Charles M. Hall of New York City sues Mrs. Hinma S. Smith for 25000 alleging alienation of her husband’s affections. The Hall family, connected to Alexander Haddon Hall killed earlier in a crossing accident, shows readiness to forgive and possibly reunite after a hospital meeting, per daughter Vivian Hall.
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Charles M. Hall
New York City
Hinma S. Smith
Mr. Hall
Vivian Hall
Eva Rohr
Keyport
Inauguration Day Opens Wilson Era in Democratic Power
Washington reports the inauguration of Woodrow Wilson as president with Thomas Marshall as vice president. The ceremony featured a large crowd, a long procession, and a brief inaugural address stressing democratic purpose beyond party success. Taft’s courteous departure toward Augusta followed the day’s events.
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Augusta
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Kent
Yale
White Hotel
Cabinet nominations delayed by Wilson to morrow
President Wilson will not send his Cabinet nominations to the Senate until tomorrow morning. Secretary Tumulty said the list to be released may not be the exact one sent in, with most names considered virtually certain. Unofficially named were Bryan, McAdoo, McReynolds, Garrrison, Daniels, Burleson, Redfield, Lane, Houston, and Wilson.
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Senate
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Soniate
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Nebraska
the Treasury
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New York
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Tennessee
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New Jersey
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Albert
Burleson
Texas
William C. Redfield
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
David F. Houston
Missouri
Labon
W. B. Wilson
Jersey City Man Named War Secretary in Wilson Cabinet
Vice Chancellor Lindley M. Garrison of Jersey City has accepted the War Portfolio in President Wilsons cabinet. A 49 year old Harvard law graduate born in Camden New Jersey he is noted for equity principles and has no active political career.
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Lindley M. Garrison
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Wilson
Jersey City
Garrison
Harvard
Camden
Joseph F. Garrison
Wordens Hold Family Reunion in Red Bank
Fifteen relatives gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. James L. Worden’s home on Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank. The day featured social visiting vocal and instrumental selections a four course banquet and reminiscences. Attending were several Worden family members from Red Bank Pavilion Avenue Asbury Park and New York including Miss Lillian Worden and Pearl Worden.
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James L. Worden
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Worden
Abbott
Gil
Joel H. Worden
Lillian Worden
Pavilion Avenue
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