Inaugural Crowds Pour Into Capital for Wilson Parade
Washington readied for the new president elect as cadets from the Georgia Military Academy and United Military Academy of India at Yale attended the welcome. Vice President Marshall greeted the cadets and the public crowds filled the streets as President-elect Wilson prepared for his Monday arrival and inaugural events.
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H. Murph
Washington
Georgina Military Academy
Univer Military Academy of India
Yacend
Velagie
Asger Marshall Welconsel
Culver
Georgia
Court of
Kronor
White House
Ea Tiders
Treasury Bulding
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Ely
Vyion
Yesterdday
Capitol
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Somie Wing
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Union Station
New Jersey
Princeton
Alma
John A. Wilson
Feankifn
Thomas St. Marshall
Lroxidant
Tate
Patel
Flynn Temporarily Insane Des Moines Coroner States
Des Moines coroner Jas F Lee released to the Associated Press that Thomas Miyan a Des Moines patrolman found dead in his apartment bathtub was temporarily insane at the moment he turned on the gas and ended his life after an unsettling period of behavior. Investigators note he had appeared unsettled for days prior.
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Vex Moines
Muriuat
Tes Melos
Thomas €. Miyan
Moorning
Jas
F. Lee
Berg
Aaid
Lee
Flynn
Washington Booker T. Washington in Nashville trip
Nashville Tenn March 1 Booker T. Washington travels from Nashville toward Washington to discuss President elect Wilson’s attitude toward African Americans. He praises Wilson as a friend to negro education and improvement and states no fear for the future under his administration.
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Washinguan
Newry
Nashville
Tenn
Booker T. Washington
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
United States
Two Children Die In Home Accidents In Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids two young children die from home accidents today. Lueva McCormick, aged 2, fell into a tub of scalding water, and Myc tle Gates, aged 4, was fatally burned after her clothes caught fire from the kitchen stove.
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Cedar Rapids
Iadiarch
Lueva McCormick
Myctle Gates
McCormick
Gates
Today in Congress Senate approves cuts for Democratic caucus
Senate adopts conference report on a river and harbor appropriation bill amid filibuster attempts. Affected by cross party negotiations, measures include a March 5 deadline and a veto threat from the president, while broader defense and domestic allocations face scrutiny.
Waters Thought Succeeds in Wilson Cabinet Shuffle
Brooklyn Eagle reports in Washington that Representative William C. Redfield of Brooklyn has been offered and accepted the post of secretary of commerce in Woodrow Wilson's cabinet. The story notes Waters of Kansas Agricultural College near Manhattan is a leading candidate for secretary of agriculture. Prospects for other posts include speculation on a secretary of war and interior from western states.
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Congress
Wilson
Henry Jackson Waters
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kansas
Will Waters
Clark
Wm. J. Brat
Department of Aguiiculture
West
Far West
Alentana
George Goethals
Auilder
Panama Canal
Goethals
Rodfield
New York
N. Y
Brooklyn Eagle
Washington
Willam C. Redfield
Trooklyn
Laspean
Commerce
Woodrow Wilson
Fire at Dewey Hotel Reveals One Body Believed Victim
Ometta Omaha reporting a fatal Dewey Hotel fire uncovering one identified body and several others presumed dead. Coroner confirms Miss Alice Bonnevie, sister in law to the hotel proprietor, among the victims. Rescue teams search ruins for further remains as investigators piece together the guest list and registration records.
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Extra Aguiad
Dewey Hotel
Escene
Miz
Alice Bonnevie
Promigtor
Victia
Daria
Udeaver
Wartau
Mervert McConnell
Main Street
Hartau
Mama
Dlocs
Cresby
Alles Bonnevie
Omabwa
Onamin
Lindsey
Col
Webb Bill Passed Over Veto Of Taft
Washington March 3 By a 244 to 93 house vote over President Taft's veto the Webb bill prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors becomes law. The senate had passed it last night and the measure now awaits only final action. The move to override the veto came at the session's start with debate and the judiciary committee chair Clayton moving to reconsider. Supporters say it will enforce state prohibition laws against shipments to private parties. The naval bill faces a fight with two battleships six torpedo boat destroyers four submarines one transport and one survey ship to be included under late amendments. House leaders plan to send the bill to conference or suspend rules amid ongoing naval debates.
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Washington
House
Txlt
Webb
Senate
Genete Yesternay
Messene
Representative Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Ann
Desan Wotting
Ronregantative Padget
Tennessee
Chaiirman
Naval Committee
Teady
Conteranes
Rules Committee
Senate Filibuster Delays Public Building Bill Passage
Washington March 1 Senate filibuster blocked action on the conference report of the public building and appropriation bill. Senator Newlands led the opposition joined by Bristow and Owen, with Root threatening further delay unless items like the memorial bridge and Rock Creek Park expansion remained. The conference report on the army appropriation was adopted, boosting pay for aviation corps officers by thirty five percent. Democratic caucus planned for March 5 to choose a new minority leader and nominate pro tem, secretary, and sergeant at arms as a national committee arrangements committee forms.
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Senate
Newlands
House
Bristow
Owen
Root
Potomac
Rock Creek Park
Br Root
Aviation Corps
Army
Martin
Kern
Indiana
Public clinic planned by Friedmann to treat poor and rich
New York March 1 The tuberculosis serum developed by German bacteriologist Dr Frederick Franz Friedmann will be promoted next week with a public clinic over two weeks. The clinic will offer free serum to those who cannot pay and invite American physicians to assist in diagnosis and follow up to learn Friedmann's method.
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New York
Frederick Franz Friedmann
Money Trust Reports Debate on Banking Reforms
Washington March 1 reports show two money trust findings and two contrasting minority views. The majority backs tighter rules on exchanges, banks, and clearing houses with two bills. Minority leaders warn about concentrated credit in New York and Boston, urging caution before new laws. McMorran files a separate sharp dissent.
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Washington, D. C
Widen
2 Money Trust
I. P. Morgan and Company
Firth National Wat National City Bank
Kuhn, Loeb and, Company of New York
Lee Higginson and Kidder, Peabody and Company of
Boston
Samuel Untermoyen
Mokada
Stock Exchanges
Clearing House
Message urging Wilson to back woman suffrage appeal
Washington March 1 a message from Dr Anna Howard Shaw president of the National Woman's Suffrage Association urges President elect Wilson to support constitutional woman suffrage in his inaugural address and to use his influence to push passage during his administration. Delivery plans for the message have not yet been arranged.
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Washington, D. C
Jones
New York
Wilson
Anna& Howard Shaw
National Women’s Snaffrugg Association
Weather report for Muscatine town snowfall low temps
Snow and colder weather affect Muscatine with tonight and Sunday expected cold conditions. River stage noted at Muscatine today as the city braces for a chilly weekend with temperatures near zero and a late sunset.
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Loches
Suntlee
Aunsetl
Itnoourise
Wilson Leaves G overnorship to Become President
Woodrow Wilson resigns as New Jersey governor, effective at noon, to assume the presidency of the United States. James Fielder, state senate president, becomes acting governor as Wilson departs in a drizzling rain amid cheering crowds.
Denies Report Of Fatal Explosion Off Vera Cruz
Washington March 1 Rear Admiral Fletcher commander of the American battleship squadron off Vera Cruz Mex denies reports that one person was killed and three injured by an explosion during target practice yesterday He states there is no foundation for the story and explains the exercise occurred at sea out of sight more than 25 miles from Lapiedra with no boats in line of fire The Nebraska sailed for Tantulco at moon to permit the Virginia to return to Vera Cruz
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Navy Department
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Nebraska
Lapiedra
Tantulco
Moon
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Forces mass as Mexican revolt spreads into Coahuila
War department reports allies of General Aubert near 5 000 in column to crush Coahuila rebels under Carranzas. Irregulars led by Alberto Guajardo join from Carranza faction, with 600 men seizing mining camps. Gov. Fuentes escapes with state funds as 3,560 rebels surrender in Puebla and Vera Cruz. US calls for aid to Mexican government. ex-governor Gonzales freed amid border tensions. Troops flood into Galveston and Texas City as second army division trains arrive.
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Mexico City
Larch Campos
Orozco
Aubert
Coahuila
War Department
Terrean
Carrangas
Alberto Guajnardo
Cahuila
Las Esperanza
Musquis
Alita
Venecisca Villa
Miuxico
Maytorena
Geneva
Anza Prieta
Naco Zari
Fronteras
United States
Wilson
Gonzales
Metelri
Abraham Gonzales
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Congales
Galveston
Texas City
Tex
Coin Crockett
Dissolution sought in Corn Products anti trust suit
Federal government seeks dissolution and an injunction against Corn Products Refining Company and related firms charged with a 80.9 million conspiracy to fix prices and suppress competition in starch glucose and syrups. Complaint alleges the trust controlled major shares of production and interstate trade and used contracts to restrain rivals and retaliate against independents.
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New York
Corn Products Reining Co
Courage
Department of Agriculture
Lb Corn Products Refuing Company
Corn Products Refining Company
New Jersey
National Starch Company
Jersey
St. Louis Syrup and Preserving Co
Missouri
Novelty
Rob Burns
Watkins
E. S
Henry A. Wise
Wickersham
Jas. A. Fowles
Jesse C. Atking
Win
Tr. Miller
West
Royal Baking Power Company
American Maize Producta
Stein, Hirech and Company
National Candy Co
Clinton Sugar Refining Company
DIT
Congenience Jt Tk
Novelty Candy Company
Fon
Gatit
Major General Carter Establishes Temporary HQ Camp
Major General William W. Carter commanding the second division sets up his headquarters in a temporary office building. He directs each unit to arrive by telephone and proceeds to organize the camp efficiently.
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William WH. Carter
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