04 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
1
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Washington March 4 Woodrow Wilson was inaugurated as President with Thomas R. Marshall as Vice President amid stirring ceremony marked by simplicity and dignity. The day featured a five hour program from White House to Capitol, the oath, a grand parade, and greetings with Taft.
The first page outlines the inauguration of President Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Thomas Marshall with sections for the address by Wilson on page two and Marshall on page six, plus decorations and parade coverage on pages eight. The program signals the ceremonial sequence and related events surrounding the inaugural day as reported by Associated Press.
Early this morning Frank Kline of Milwaukee a quarry teamster was run down by a freight train while walking from Elkhart to the Hays Lime works. Fragments of his body were strewn along the track for about 200 feet. He was about 40 and had been in Elkhart last night. Coroner Knauf left for Elkhart this afternoon.
Mexico City reports say troops loyal to governor Carranza expect victory soon. Altars in churches are draped in mourning as services are held for Madero and others killed in the revolution. Madero family departs Havana for the United States then plans to return to Mexico as alleged conspirators. Detectives watch Francisco Madero's former private secretary AX con amid reports of a new plot. He was ill at Puebla and hissed as he returned to the Chamber of Deputies. Ammunition found, many arms in the village Cuastitian.
The editorial condemns Alderman Fred Morris for profane remarks toward Mayor Dieckmann during a council session. It accuses Morris of insincerity and says his behavior harms public trust, noting his push to replace Dr Bock with Roy Miller on the Water Commission.
Associated Press report from Manila dated March 4 notes injuries during a two week span as locals taunt a town and mock American fashion trends, with wounded parties cited amid ongoing tensions.
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