Capital Jammed for Inaugural
Washington crowds swell ahead of the inauguration with an expected three hundred thousand visitors. The nation’s capital fills with marching bands, band concerts at hotels, and arrivals of governors including Cox of Ohio, Fulsher of New York, McCreary of Kentucky, and Delaware’s governor, as delegations from eastern, western, and southern states gather.
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Big Tammany
Democratic National Committee
James M. Cox
Ohio
Fulzer
New York
McCreary
Kentucky
Delaware
Seuthern
Auto wreck injures two in Cleveland blast
Cleveland O March 3 Chester Karinecki 24 and Josephine Barensky 23 were thrown from an automobile and probably fatally hurt when the machine skidded while turning, struck a telegraph pole. The chauffeur John Forst suffered minor injuries and is held by police on a special charge of intoxication.
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Cleveland
Chester Karinecki
Josephine Barensky
John Forst
Beth
Bryan Declares Self For Disarmament Campaign
In a worldwide peace push, Bryan urged 4800 attendees to unite behind Secretary Wilson's efforts. He said the United States should lead by example, stating the nation is uniquely situated to take a bold disarmament stand.
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United States
Findlay Gets The Bathtub Relic For Memorial Day
A fragment notes Findlay receiving a bathtub relic taped to accept it. The item will be kept as a ceremony cover until May 30, aligning with the regular memorial exercises of that day.
Lincoln Memorial Commission Move in Senate
Washington March 3 in a farewell compliment to Senator Shelby M Cullom of Mitchell the senate passed by unanimous vote a resolution introduced by Senator Root New York making him resident commissioner in Washington during the construction of the 2 000 000 Lincoln Memorial in Potomac park at a salary of 5000 a year
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Washington
Shelby M. Cullom
Mithell
Senate
Root
New York
Potomac Park
Pardoned Before Sentence Executed In Cinn City
Cincinnati March 3 Thomas Steele Columbus attorney who fled ten years ago evading law was sentenced to 18 months in Fort Leavenworth and fined $5 in the Miller divorce case. President Costa intervened and Steele was pardoned before sentence. He then went to Canada where he held a position. Sir Wilfrid Laurier supported him.
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Cincinnati
Thomas‘ BR Steele
Columbus
United States
Fort Leavteworth
Presidant Costa
Matt
Miller
Columbia
Canada
Wilfrid Lauster
Breele
Peele Lomyea
New York
Governor Cox Proposes Agricultural Commission
Governor Cox calls farmers to focus on a serious menace to farm development and rural life. He urges consolidating farming departments with the agricultural college and experimental station, arguing duplication and waste in labor and expense. The plan would form an agricultural commission to oversee related agencies and prevent overlapping funding.
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Cox
Farmera
Industrial Commission
Agricultural College
Ohio State University
Experimental Station
State Board of Agriculture
Food and Dairy Commissioner
Lic
Plan to Acquire 2000 Acres for New Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus March 3 a conference among Governor Gox Senator Greenland Representative Black and Professor Lowrie led to an immediate bill. The measure would authorize purchasing 2,000 acres in central Ohio as a site for a new penitentiary. Convicts would be employed mainly in farm labor on the property.
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Columbus
Gox
Greenland
Black
Wyandot
Lowrie
Legislative Research Bureau
Ohio
Rise in Ohio revenues boosts coffers by millions
Columbus March 3 Ohio shows a state balance of 7 041 9 in its coffers, up 2 199 871 47 since two years ago. The rise stems from multiple sources, chiefly fees from foreign and domestic corporations and taxes on public utilities. Over the past two years, these two sources alone added more than 1 600 000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Webb Bill clears veto to regulate interstate liquor shipments
In Washington on March, the House passed the Webb bill governing interstate liquor shipments over the president's veto, with a 244 to 55 vote. The Senate subsequently acted to enact the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate Slep
Trust reorganization undermines Harvester plan
Washington report from March 3 says the bureau of corporations criticizes the voluntary reorganization of International Harvester. It notes the government’s Sherman Act concerns and that the company split into two firms, each capitalized at 79 million dollars, with one retaining old plants and the other taking new lines. The bureau calls the move unsatisfactory as a step toward disintegration.
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Washington
Bureau of Corporations
International Harvester Company
Harvester
Interstitioun
May Abolish Armory Board In Ohio
Columbus March 3 A proposal may abolish or suspend the state armory board as recommended by Senator T M Gregory s investigating committee which has studied Ohio national affairs The recommendation would place armory work under the adjutant general to allow extradition of Italians accused of crime and relieve the United States of delivering Chariton to Italy The committee will also consider whether the magistrate erred in denying Charlton counsel the chance to prove the prisoner was of unsound mind at the time of his self confessed crime
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Columbus
State Armory
General Assembly
T. M. Gregory
Ohio National
Adjutant General
Italy
United 84
Chariton
Ths
Charlton
Porter Charlton murder extradition case to be heard
In a case involving Porter Charlton sought by Italy for the 1910 Lake-ley murder of his wife Mary Charlton, the extradition matter will be argued in the United States Supreme Court in Washington toward the end of March. The defense, led by Charlton’s counsel, will contend the 1868 treaty between the United States and Italy governs the issue, and a recent treaty nullification is noted in the proceedings.
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Porter
Crastton
New York
Porter Charlton
Mary ‘Charlton
Lake — Ley
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Chariton
United Blaces
Hale
Secretary Hilles Resigns to Join Mobility Firm
Washington March 3 Charles D Ailes secretary to President Taft for two years will quit the White House tomorrow to become a partner of Edmund Dwight resident manager at New York of an employers mobility insurance corporation of London He will keep the chairmanship of the Republican national committee and will earn about 20000 a year Wealth in Bulgaria is said to be more evenly distributed than in other European states with no poverty according to an authority
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Washington
Charles D. Ailes
Taft
White House
Edmund Dwight
New York
Mobillity Ansurance Corporation of
London
Hilles
Republican National
Bulgaria
Wilson Leaves Princeton for Washington Train Departure
Princeton students escort President elect Wilson and family to the railway station as a large crowd cheers. The party boards the last car amid 600 students aboard the train bound for Washington, with a 6 PM arrival planned and a Shoreham Hotel family reunion scheduled that evening.
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Princeton University
Princeton
N.J
Wilson
Washington
Shoreham Hotel
William ©. Redfield
Brooklyn
Louis L. Brandeis
Taugnt by Experience and the World as Oyster
Fragmentary thoughts compare learning from life to an oyster with a aging narrator fearing exposure on stage. The voice references hair graying and uncertainty about appearing in a show, hinting at a personal reckoning with identity and ambition.
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Linpincott
Livestock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Market notices from Scago to Toledo list mixed cattle prices, steers, cows, calves, hogs, and sheep. Prices shown per head or hundredweight across Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Toledo with bids for heavy steers, fat cows, yearlings, and lambs, plus grain quotes for corn, wheat, and oats.
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Scago
March
Reeves
Healy
Bart Rufpalo
March & le
Mackere and Foodern
Dallion
Pittsburg
Handy Fat Rivera
Helfern
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Sheen and
Lambe
Lambe — Wethers, A Oty
Ewen
Chaloy mpHigie
Toledo
Cate
Suffragists Parade In Washington Draws Thousands In Gala Pageant
Washington hosts a grand suffrage day with 5000 women marching from Peace Monument to the treasury, followed by a ball at Continental Hall. Delegations from Ohio Illinois and New York join floats, uniforms, and impersonations themed on liberty justice and equal rights.
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Washington
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peace Monument
Treasury Building
Continental Hall
Old Guard
Columbia
Justice
Charity
Liberty
Hope
Mra
Richard Coke Burleson
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Jamdy
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Armory Board
Wilsow
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Suffrage Alliance
Harvey W. Wiley
Mise Grace, Ross
Mias
Katherine Hitchcock
Miew Masel Roberts
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Plorence Fleming Noyes
Mildred Anderson
Hedwig Reicher
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