Wilson Repeats Oath as President Amid Unsteady Crowd
President Wilson took the oath for a second term before thousands in Washington as a raw wind and crowd swell challenged microphone reach. Amid pomp and war talk, he delivered a solemn inaugural address while Marines marched past and the crowd strained to hear the leader.
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Creed of a Nation Lies in Marshall’s Inaugural Address
Vice President Marshall outlines his creed in a Senate address. He defends the divine ordination of government, equality before the law, and patriot duty. He affirms unity, tolerance, and willingness to sacrifice for the republic amid perils from within and without.
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American vessel stranded tragedy reported by coast guard
Coast guard stations along Maryland's coast reported eleven men drowned while attempting to render aid to the American tanker Yamacraw near Ocean City. Nine of the drowned were Coast Guard personnel. The stranded vessel Yamacraw was seen ashore near the Chisapoalen capes as salvage efforts began amid unclear conditions.
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One Man Witnessed Twenty Presidents Inaugurated
United Press reports from Washington detail Marei McAlwee a longtime doorkeeper at the Treasury Building who has seen twenty inaugurations. Born seven years before Lincoln’s 1861 inauguration he recalls each era vividly, including Civil War service with a militia guard.
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Workers and Their Bit
Representatives of over three million American wage earners will meet in Washington on March 7 to outline their part in the nation’s preparedness program. The conference arrangements were approved at a meeting of the executive committee held last Friday.
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British Press Shows Sympathy Over Wilson Predicament
British papers and public linger over President Wilson’s dilemma as Senate rules and neutrality debates unfold. Editorials criticized anti neutral moves and praised Wilson’s stance while pondering American leverage and European responses. Tokyo meanwhile notes sharp U S criticisms of Japan and German plots seeking Mexico alliance, amid cautious editorials on the broader crisis.
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Nine Bills Killed in Assembly Action and Passes
In a swift session the Assembly engrossed Dosen and others, passing several measures while killing nine bills. The legislative move highlights party priorities and procedural outcomes recorded by the Madison desk.
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Inaugural Week News Index and Senate Races
An index highlights major inaugural day events and large political contests. It notes President Wilhan's address and Vice President remarks amid inquiries into investigations and national concerns about governance and policy directions.
Wilson's Life In Danger
An alleged plot against President Wilson is described with detectives citing German exile Kolb from Mexico and two bombs found in a hotel room. Arrests followed as investigators claimed the scheme planned to target the president, with further details about the bomb types and suspected conspirators surfacing from police and bomb squad sources.
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Wilson's Inaugural Address Highlights American Unity
The speech emphasizes a war influenced era, urging national unity and a global role. It outlines the Articles of National Faith, stressing free seas, international cooperation, armament limits, and equal rights in peace, while calling for united America to lead with liberty and justice.
Unity of America in Thought Spirit and Action
President Wilbon unveils a new internationalist doctrine in his inauguration address urging world peace through disarmament equal participation and freedom of the seas. He argues the United States must think and act with world spirit rather than isolated neutrality and calls for collective responsibility of nations under consent of governed.
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Fourteen Dollar Hog Price Sparks Market Turmoil
The report notes a surge in livestock pricing and market moves affecting porters and transport costs. It mentions congressional inaction on transportation and tariffs, with mixed responses across regions. The piece reflects a tense market mood and calls for attention to price shifts and policy impact.
Violent Attack at Verdun Report Confusing OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text describes a violent attack near Verdun with references to German assaults and bombardment. Mentions defense lines, prisoners, and shifting front activity. Details are unclear due to corrupted wording and misplaced phrases.
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