Mrs Galt Poised In Washington As First Lady
Idah McGlone Gibson notes Mrs Galt adapts to Washington life with poise and humor. The piece describes her theatre presence, interactions with President and Joe Tumulty, and fashion influence as the coming First Lady. A White House dinner crowd asks how the family will address the president.
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Washington, D. C
Mra. Galt
Washington
Joe Tumulty
Mre. Galt
United States
America
Werman
Mrs Galt Emerges as Bright Washington Bride
Dec 18 Mrs Galt described as a bright gentlewoman with a contagious smile and dark hair with no gray. She is medium height, graceful, well dressed, and wears size 34 shoes. Her trousseau shows New York to Baltimore to Washington dressmakers influence.
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Ashington
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Wilson to Wed Edith Bolling Wilson at Eight Thirty
President Wilson plans to marry Edith Bolling Galt at 8:30 PM in the Galt home with Rev. Herbert Scott Smith officiating. A modest ceremony is set as the nation awaits its new first lady amid a rainy Washington day and gifts arriving at the White House.
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Washington
Wilson
Edith, Bolling Wilson
Galt
Herbert Scott Smith
White House
Patrolman Hesser Transferred to White House Beat
The transfer places Patrolman Hesser from the 21st street beat to guard the White House grounds. He has served a decade noting steady performance while briefly visiting Mrs Galt at 1308 20th Street. The move follows the upcoming wedding of Mrs Galt Wilson to the president.
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Mrs. Galt
White House
Norman Galt
20Th St
Galt-Wilson
Policeman Hesser
Hesser
Galt
Executive Mansion
Curiont
Pullman
Margaret
Helen Woodrow Fones
Charles Swein
Joe” Cannon
Ellen Wilson
McAdoo
Bine
U S Plans Sharp Note in Ancona Case With Austria
Washington reports that Secretary Lansing prepared a brisk note to Austria in the Ancona incident. President Wilson approved the language, and it will be cabled tonight. Officials say the Austro American feud is grave and a time limit could force severance of relations.
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Washington
Austria
Ancona
Lansing
Wilson
Htis O. K
America
Austrian Note to Washington on Ancona Sinking Publicized
The Austrian note replying to the American protest over the sinking of the Ancona was released today by the state department and will appear on page 2 of the publication.
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Washington
Ancona
State Department
Drug stores surge in price as dry law bites
Deputy Prosecutor Palmer reports established drug stores and prime locations rising sharply in price on the realty market after the supreme court upheld the dry law. He cites offers for sale, relocations, and signs like Free Doctor Inside as enforcement tightens on pharmacists and liquor-related sales.
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Supreme Court
Palmer
Seattle
Renton
Tides at Seattle Reported High Low Times
High tide at 4:14 a m reaches 18.0 ft while low tide follows at 8:94 a m with 0.6 ft. A second high at 1:04 p m reaches 16 ft. The data shows ocean levels and timing for Seattle coastal conditions.
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Seattle
Seven Die as Spokane Bridge Collapses Into River
Seven persons believed dead and twelve injured when the North Division street bridge collapsed beneath a street car in Spokane. Rescue work slowed by debris pinning bodies. one body recovered after hours. Known dead Samuel Howard. Injured include conductor M T Davis and laborer Samuel Baker. A second car followed the wreck and hung up.
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Rapids
Crown Spokane
North Division St
Spokane
Samuel Howard
M. T. Davis
John Edfer
J. F. Bond
Samuel Baker
Edward M. Ross
Walter Cleveland
C. H. Spriggs
Richard Martin
Martin Pittman
J. M. McAvan
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