Wilson Takes Oath as Twenty-Eighth President in Large Capitol Ceremony
Woodrow Wilson was sworn in as the twenty eighth president before the largest crowd seen at the Capitol east plaza. Thomas R Marshall was inducted as vice president in the Senate chamber with both houses present. Taft and Rice accompanied by guards rode to the Capitol as cool clouds hung overhead.
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District of Columbia
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Supreme Court
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Congressional Committee
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White House
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Senate Chamber
Inauguration Day Opens With Wilson Taft Marshall Awe
The event follows Thomas R. Marshall taking the oath as vice president. Crowds roar as the new administration begins. Taft joins Wilson at the luncheon and both presidents receive a tumultuous welcome along Pennsylvania Avenue. The parade features the Grand Army veterans and national guardsmen, with a grand fireworks finale over the capital.
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Public Notice of Homestead Final Three Year Proof
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Glasgow Montana February 12 1913 Edward Svien of Saco Valley county Montana filed notice to make final three year proof to establish claim on lands described for NWI Sec 55 and SW Sec 26 Twp 52N Rge 34E M M before U S Commissioner Edwin T Riemer Saco on March 29 1913 Witnesses Ben Johnson Ernest Marks Fred Aubel Henry Ramot all residents of Saco Montana Registered J Ruman M Patten
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Department of the Interior
United States ‘Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Edward Svien
Saco
Valley County
Montana
Nwi
M.im
Edwin T. Riemer
U.S
Ben Johnson
Ernest Marks
Fred Aubel
Henry Ramot
Jruman M. Patten
U. S. Land Office
Cornelius O'Meara
M. M
W. D. Miller
Earl W. Crutchfield
I.C. Smith
George Stewart
Melvin Akers
Register
James Reid
Nwis
U. S
William E. Scheele
James F. Conlon
Fred Lee
James.Reilly
Truman
M. Patten
Edward Rognas
Henry Record
Sace
Paul M. Kay
Henry Hawkins
Dale 0. Brown
Truman M. Patten
Notice of Contests Against Homestead Entry in Montana
Department of the Interior in Glasgow Montana warns Reginald Frairly that Joan B Turner of Saco Montana filed a contest on February 15 1913 to cancel his Homestead Entry No 012524 for W Sec 2 Twp 32N Rge32E Montana Meridan. Turner alleges Frairly never resided or cultivated the land and abandoned it. Frairly must file an answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or the entry will be canceled. Publication dates Feb 28 1915 March 7 1913 March 14 1913 March 21 1915.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Reginald John Frairly
Saco
Montana
Joan B. Turner
Montana - Meridian
David Watson
George Kincade
Walter
Shanley
C.D. Borton
Dentto
Notice for Publication Gustave Yeske final proof
United States Land Office Glasgow Montana February 7 1913 notice that Gustave Yeske of Saco Valley County Montana holder of Home stead entry Serial 08444 for NWi SW Sec 23 and NENE E SW Sec 22 Two 30N Age 34E MM seeks final three year proof to establish claim before Edwin T Riemer U S Commissioner Saco Montana March 25 1913 witnesses Otto Abel Martin Rude Al Shaw Robert Abel all of Saco Valley County Montana Truman M Patten Register
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Gustave Yeske
Saco
Valley County
Montana
Nwi
M. M
Edwin T. Riemer
U. S
Otto Abel
Martin Rude
al Shaw
Robert Abel
Truman M. Patten
Register
Notice of Homestead Claim Adjudication in Saco Montana
Department of the Interior notice records James F Conlon of Saco Montana who filed a homestead entry number 05822 on July 29 1909 for section 30 township 32 north range 34 east. The claim is to be heard before U S Commissioner W D Miller at the Saco Montana office on March 8 1913. Witnesses include William E Scheele William H Taylor E Taylor Selmer Tenderland of Hall of Saco.
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Department of the Interior
Glasgow
Mont
James F Conlon
Saco
M. M
W. D. Miller
U. S
Montana
William E. Scheele
William H. Taylor
E. Taylor
Selmer Tenderland
Hall of
Saco, Montana
Truman M. Patten
Register
Saco Mercantile Co alias summons District Court entry
In the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial District of Montana Valley County the alias summons is issued for Saco Mercantile Co a corporation as plaintiff in a Valley County case.
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Twelfth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Valley
Saco Mercantile Go. A Corporation
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