Woodrow Wilson Becomes President in Impressive Inauguration
Washington March 4 William H Taft and Woodrow Wilson arrived at the Capitol for the oath. Edward Douglass White held the Bible as Wilson swore to support the Constitution and laws. Marshall took the vice presidency as crowds cheered the new Democratic leadership.
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Wilson Honored by Fine Parade
Washington March 4 President Wilson rode Pennsylvanian avenue in a grand inaugural parade as ex president and then as president, greeting tens of thousands. The display featured Regulars and cadets from West Point and the Naval Academy, the National Guard divisions and Grand Army veterans. The procession showcased civic groups including Tam many and other Democratic clubs. The capital roared with noise and light as the event closed with a glowing night vista along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Tales of Other Inaugurations from Washington to Lincoln
A compact historical survey recounts how early inaugurations differed from Washingtons, Jeffersons, and Jacksons. It notes Jeffersons understated ceremony and Lincolns dramatic 1861 oath amid heavy security and a country on edge.
Sleep guidelines by altitude warn against excessive rest
Doctors argue sleep should be regulated by altitude and warn that too much sleep is harmful. In low areas seven hours is safe, but more than that can be detrimental, and experts discourage lingering in bed in the morning, urging activity instead.
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Mott North Dakota will gain electric lights after the local business group backed by C Lee of Valley City secured 900 of the 1000 lights needed to start the plant. Prospects for a Bour mill hinge on this summer project with a spring start for a fall crop-ready operation.
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