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Inauguration Day Crowds Welcome Wilson in Captiol
Washington March 4. Woodrow Wilson is sworn in as the twenty eighth president before Chief Justice White with a colossal crowd along Pennsylvania Avenue. Thomas Marshall takes oath as vice president. Taft departs for Augusta after greeting Wilson. A grand parade highlights the inaugural events with veterans cadets and civic groups in a nationally televised style.
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