Wedding of Miss Jessie Wilgon and Francis B Sayre
Jessie Wilson daughter of the president married Francis Sayre at four in the afternoon in the White House east room. Rev Sylvester Peach of Princeton performed the ceremony. Guests limited to about 460. wedding cake weighed 155 pounds and stood two and a half feet tall. The couple planned a honeymoon then residence in Williamsport.
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Ewes Fayre
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Jessie Wilson
Francia
South Bethiehem
Hubert Hierveham Sayre
Bleden Valley
Williarts
Harvard Law School
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the Tate
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Massive Democratic Budget Fight Over Economy Commission
A heated Washington debate centers on a proposed 1.21 billion dollar appropriation to run the government mid 1914 to mid 1918. Opponents accuse the majority party of inflated costs and seek to cut waste, while Democrats warn against underfunding services and pledge party discipline to press the budget through.
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