Woodrow Wilson Dies at Home After Ill Health
Washington reports former President Woodrow Wilson died at 11 15 this morning after a long illness. Dr Grayson said the heart failed from arteriosclerosis and exhaustion following a digestive disturbance, with Mrs Wilson and daughter Margaret at his side.
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Europe Views Ex President Wilson As Peace Seer
London reports praise Woodrow Wilson for lifelong ideals and leadership. The Sunday Express compares him to Lincoln and Moses, credits him with a historic peace blessing, and says his deathbed stance overshadows political betrayals as historians judge his Versailles efforts.
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Long illness revealed of War President’s death
Washington reports that Woodrow Wilson died after a cerebral thrombosis following a stroke on the Pueblo to Wichita leg of his 1919 speaking tour. Doctors detail the progressive crisis, his concealment of the illness, and the struggle to save him.
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Architectural Triumph Opened to Public in Mount Airy Bank Building
The Bank of Mount Airy unveils a two story granite and marble bank hall on Main and Franklin, featuring a 58 ton vault with triple time locks, reinforced concrete and fireproof design, and a 30,000 dollar lot purchase now valued at 1150000. The 18 year old institution grew to 1900000 in resources by February 1 with W J Byerly as founder and W J Royerly as president.
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Last Rites for Former President Wilson Observed
Washington reports a simple home service at 4 P.M. for former President Wilson. The body was carried by noncommissioned military personnel from the home to the chapel where a more elaborate service followed.
Kansas Farmers Adopt Business Plans in Washington County
Washington county Kansas leads the nation in farmers keeping books on operations as the extension division of Kansas State Agricultural College promotes business style farming. I N Chapman distributes farm and home accounting books free to requesting farmers. County agent John Helper reports 126 farmers installed bookkeeping in 1923. Cherokee County farmers form a Wea l Prodesure Association to market calves not meeting quality, county agent H Ellis reports.
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Simplicy to Mark Funeral of Former President
Simplicy to mark funeral of former president Washington, Feb. 4. The decision to hold a simple service for former President Wilson followed his wish. Arlington was offered, but the family chose a marble vault beneath Bethlehem chapel in Washington cathedral. A simple service at the Wilson home on 8 Street will be led by two Presbyterian pastors. President and Mrs Coolidge will attend representing the American people.
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