Woodrow Wilson Dies Quietly in Washington
Former president Woodrow Wilson dies at noon in Washington following a long illness from arteriosclerosis. Doctors say heart and arteries failed after years of public service from 1912 through World War I and the League of Nations era. President Coolidge conveyed condolences as the nation mourns the Great Chief who spoke briefly with doctors and chose to go.
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Republican Insurgents Oppose Mellon Plan
Washington February 2 Republicans on the Horse Ways and Means Committee work on a separate income tax schedule for the revenue bill amid party unrest over supporting the Mellon 15 percent surtax. Wisconsin Rep Frear says insurgents will not back Mellon rates and asserts an agreement for a roughly 40 percent surtax has been reached with Chairman Green. The insurgents expect the House bill to bury the rates.
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Mythic Groundhog Weather Foretells Six Week Span
Folklore predicts six weeks of adverse weather as a groundhog sightings and shadows are observed. The event reports a faithful celebration with customary prognostications and public attention in the local observance.
Prayer for Wilson Rendered in Hea
Prayer service reflects on President Wilson illness with prayers for guidance and healing. The text invokes divine mercy and peace and asks for comfort for the nation and for Wilson in a solemn, ceremonial setting.
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Unclear Olyn Stock Rise Report
Fragmented report notes Americans rally in stock market terms in Olyn and mention a game where the Yanko team defeated a Canadian opponent with unclear scores. Details are obscured and names are unreadable.
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Death of Woodrow Wilson Revered Wartime Leader
World mourns as Woodrow Wilson dies after eight years as president and wartime leader. The Princeton educator rose to New Jersey governor before serving as U S chief executive, loved by many and harshly judged by others. He steered a nation through war and sought peace, ending his life in quiet civility and duty.
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Woodrow Wilson Biographical Sketch Highlights
Woodrow Wilson born December 28 1856 in Staunton Virginia son of Rev Joseph R Wilson and Jessie Wilson. Princeton graduate 1879 practiced law in Atlanta post graduate study at Johns Hopkins 1883 85 married Ellen Axson 1886 later Edith Galt died 1944 after serving as Princeton president 1910 governor New Jersey 1911 13 elected president 1912 served 1913 1921 led US through World War I died February 3 1944 in Washington DC.
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Death of Wartime President Woodrow Wilson
The obituary recounts Woodrow Wilson as the 28th U S president, a Democrat serving two terms, guiding the nation through World War I and pushing for a peace that shaped postwar world affairs. Born December 28, 1856 in Staunton Virginia, Wilson rose from education to politics, becoming governor of New Jersey before the presidency.
Family Notified of Last Attack on President Wilson
Mrs. Wilson sits at the bedside with constant attendance as doctors consider an operation. Messages of sympathy pour in from officials and citizens nationwide, while the White House and public offices respond to the health crisis of former President Woodrow Wilson.
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Bag 112 Ducks and 1 Geese Recorded in One Day
A city report notes a single day haul of 112 ducks and one goose collected by Bradee Willie. The entry records 102 dishes and 11 geese as part of the tally, reflecting a busy day in local waterfowl collection.
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