Cabinet Nominations Move Fast as Senate Acts
President Wilson and Secretary nominees gather at the White House including Crane Lane Bryan Burleson and McReynolds. The Senate convenes at noon to act on cabinet nominations with delays pushing proceedings into the afternoon.
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Bryan
Wilson
White House
Associated Presa
Washington
Whitd House
Mra
Mr. Crane
Chicago
Navy
Daniels
Lindley
M. Garrison
William J. Wilson
Iabor
William Jennings Bryan
Tate
Franklin K. Lane
Interataton Commerce Commission
Agriculture
Albert 3. Burleson
William JB. Reyuest
Congress
Ueconds
Commerce
James C McReynolds
Jittorney
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
Mr. Bryan
Wen
Navy Department
Russell Mrs David Russell Dies at Mt. Clare Home
Mrs David Russell aged 41 died at her Mt. Clare home Tuesday night after a long tubercular illness. She is survived by her husband and three children, sons Guy and Roscoe, and daughter Opal. Funeral services will be held at 8 o clock Thursday morning at the home, with burial in Green Hill cemetery.
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Green ‘Hill Cemetery
David Russell
Mt. Clare
Guy
Roscoe Russell
Opal Russell
Aireen Hill
Sunday saloon lobbyists argue for open Sundays in New York
Edward D. Page testifying for the Metahunta association told the Sunday saloon committee that New Yorkers oppose closing edloons on Sundays. He said the city's population has grown and there is no public opinion supporting Sunday closing enforcement.
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New York
Wexner
Edward D. Page
Metahunta
Page
Mortimer Mortel Named Vice President in New York Administration
In New York city on March 5 the mortals family announced Levi P. Mortel as vice president amid Tarrison's administration. A 19 year old named Hebts was reportedly involved with an incident on Fifth Avenue, causing concern. London dispatches report Allied powers accepted mediation principles with Turkey and stressed Balkans consultation before a formal peace accord.
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New York
Levi P. Mortel
Tarrison
Sarast
Howe
Irifth Avenue
London
Hog
Alkati
Turkey
Eich
Embroidered garments and a curious murder mention
Fragmented OCR hints at embroidered fabric descriptions and a garbled note about William L. Geppert and a related death. Busy with unclear terms and misread names, the snippet suggests sections on embroidery work, color turnover, and a death in a New Varist setting.
Hatfield's Visit Delayed Amid Suffrage Parade Ills
Washington reports tens of suffrage march participants, including prominent women, fell ill from exposure after Monday's parade. About 5,000 marchers took part. roughly half felt unwell. In Charleston, WV, state offices opened with little change, Governor Hatfield busy with mail and talks with the Geological Survey. officials planned martial law district visit but scaled plans.
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Ly Assochiind
Washington
Mar
Noyes
Mary Anderson
Charleston
Howard E. Williams
Board of Agriculture
Hatfield
Hhw
J. ©. White
Morgantown
Martial Law
Glasenck
Fillet
Hillett
Sixty-Six Seamen Die When Boat Is Sunk Near Telesgoland
German torpedo boat destroyer with a crew of 175 was rammed by the cruiser York in the North Sea last night. Sixty-six sailors were killed, including the torpedo boat commander Lieutenant Koch. The surgeon, engineer, and fifteen others were saved as the vessel sank immediately.
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Associated Press
Tlesgoland
Germany
York
North Sea
Koch
Scholastics to Meet Students at Fairmont Wednesday
The Scholastic team travels to Fairmont Wednesday for a game against the Students in the Young Men’s Christian Association league. The two Oxo clubs previously met here weeks ago with the Scholastics winning. The Purrmonsters aim to even the series by defeating the rival squad tonight.
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Fairmont
Young ‘Men's Christ In Association
Paralysig Mrs Eleanor Paugh Dies at Home
Paralysed Mrs Eleanor Paugh aged 78 died at her home by Brown's Creek Tuesday night after a paralysis illness. She is survived by a brother John M Button and a sister Abby Paugh. Funeral will be held at the United Brethren church at Lost Creek Thursday afternoon. Burial in the Walvad Brethren cemetery.
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Eleanor Paugh
Brown's Creek
John M. Button
Abby Paugh
Lost Creek
Huirlal
Murder by unknown assailants shocks Morgantown churchgoers
A well known resident of Hagens, Tre Ouilray, was murdered after being beaten by a band of undetermined assailants returning from a religious meeting three weeks earlier. The atrocity occurred in Morgantown with local authorities investigating.
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Morgantown
Tre Ouilray
Hagens
Militant suffragette sentenced in London trial
Elia Stevenson, a militant suffragette, received nine months' imprisonment after being found guilty of possessing glass tubes with combustibles. The judge barred women reporters from the courtroom as Stevenson protested the exclusion. J. W. Williams and Robert Morris returned from Washington after attending Woodrow Wilson's inaugural events.
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Associated Press
London
Man
Elia Stevenson
Prikonmin
Stiss Stevenson
J. W. Williams
Robert Morris
Washington
Woodrow Writos
Riots at Inauguration Spark Panic and Destruction
Reported chaos followed the inauguration as crowds rushed to depart. State troops aided order while bands played and women fainted at Union station amid debris and overturned stands. Officers struggled as drinking cups were smashed and supplies wasted.
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Associated Press
Heddaghe
Béreste
Union Station
Wilson Announces Limited Office Appointments After Cabinet Exits
President Wilson stated he would interview only invited applicants for office, announcing a plan to deal with departmental heads through the general executive department. The move follows resignations in the Taft cabinet and signals swift reorganization as snow falls.
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Washington
Mar
Motus
Offléy
Gecikring Firm
Et Pilcants
Fife
Talens
Wilthell
Wilson
Nrat
Taft -Cabinet
Senate
Milectien
West Virginia Gains New Senator Nathan Goff
Judge Nathan Goff was sworn in as the United States senator from West Virginia for the six year term starting yesterday. The white haired, imposing figure attracted attention in the senate galleries during the inauguration of Vice President Marshall, with many West Virginians present offering congratulations.
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Washington
United States
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
Tudge Gott
Senate
Marshall
West
First Grand Jury Returns One Felony Indictment
The grand jury reported one felony indictment against James Shars for burglary at the Harvey Wolfe store. Okey Boston was ordered recused from matters. The panel also considers slot machine cases with many suburban witnesses summoned to testify.
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James Shars
Harvey Wolfe
Okey Boston
Defense begins in Omaha over Sherman act case
National Harvester Company opens defense before government special examiners in Omaha as they press Sherman act violation charges. The defense replaces the judge with a stenographer examiner empowered to administer oaths. Hearings, expected to last two weeks, will take place in Omaha with witnesses as the case proceeds.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb, Mar
National Harvester Company
Birdman Killed in Teatrey England Monoplane Incident
In a British aviation tragedy, a monoplane crash killed the aviator Ong and a star passenger Salbury Plain. The wing failure caused a fatal wreck. authorities report the aircraft broke apart midflight and the pilot was killed. The incident is being investigated for cause and safety implications.
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Associated Press
Salibbury Plain
Ong
Star
Bngland
Alranany
Antl Saud
Arguten
Jubilee affair dazzles at tenth anniversary celebration
Parsons Souders Company marks ten years with a gala store event drawing thousands. Patrons enjoy spring goods, artistic interiors, and a large musical program led by Mrs L S Peters and the Cadenza orchestra. Crowds remain eager to visit as the jubilee continues today.
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Teels
Parsons’ Souders Company
Indy
Mre. L. 8. Peters Incharav
House of Fashione
Leland ‘Davis
Taft greeted by throng in Augusta Georgia
William Howard Taft arrived in Augusta with a warm welcome. About a thousand schoolchildren waved American flags while Richmond Academy cadets and hundreds of citizens, including the mayor and city council, greeted the former president at Union Station. Taft acknowledged the reception with his characteristic smile before leaving in a private car and automobile K to the hotel.
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Augusta
William Howard Taft
Misa Helen
Painter William Mulligan Dies of Heart Trouble at 61
William Mulligan a well known painter aged 61 died at his home 458 Water Street Tuesday evening after a short illness from heart trouble. He is survived by his widow four sons and four daughters including D. Mulligan and W. Mulligan sons, Mrs Emil Raspiliaira of Huntington and Mrs John Palm of Wilsonburg. Funeral services set for Thursday at home with Rev. G. Smutt of the First Methodist Episcopal Church to conduct. burial in Makoni Cemetery. Captain Elward Bantel has gone to Charleston as a new member of the willinry sortnsulon.
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Pfetouk
Timoes
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Corleys Charles
Wiliam Mulligan
Mra Emil Raspiliaira
Huntington
Mise
Bértha Stubleasy
John @ralm
Wilsonburg
Stocie
Smutt
Flrat
Efiaipishy
Duptak
Makonié
American Cup Challenge Attracts International Attention
President Wilson offers Chair McCombs a principal diplomatic post, while London reports a Royal Yacht Club challenge for the 1914 American Cup to return to New York. Lipton seeks a spring race and awaits acceptance as the yacht scene moves toward America.
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London
Royal Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
America
New York
Thomas Tipton
Tori Yacht Club
Toya
Hintell
Thomey
Templars Meet in Evening Clash With Commanders
Fragmentary OCR note reports a Templars versus Commanders meeting with unclear timing and venue. Mentions Mavid Fenights and Spepoctlus in difficult to parse text, suggesting a midweek event.
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Mavid
Fenights
Templars
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