Suffrage Parade in Washington Faces Riotous Opposition
Thousands of suffragists marching through Washington were halted by cavalry from Myer and hostile crowds on Pennsylvania Avenue. In Continental Hall the event turned into an protest meeting denouncing police inaction, with resolutions urging President Wilson and Congress to locate those responsible. Despite delays the parade largely succeeded amid jeers and rough treatment.
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Inauguration Day for Wilson and Marshall at Capitol
The 24th president and vice president were sworn in amid ceremony and crowds. Taft welcomed Wilson at the White House portico and a public parade followed the formal oath at the east front. The inaugural events included signature work, committee briefings, and a wind swept oath in the Senate chamber.
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Taft's Last Day Busy One
Retiring President Taft spent a crowded ten hour day at the White House signing items and greeting citizens and officials. He bid farewell with pleasant recollections, met Washington diplomats and Supreme Court justices, and gave the first formal welcome to the president elect and Mrs. Wilson.
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U S Senate Installs Vice President Thomas Marshall
Thomas Marshall of Indiana took the oath asVice President in the Senate chamber filling the vacancy created by the death of former Vice President Sherman. The event marks the first time in many months that the United States has a vice president.
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Inauguration Day Casualties Reported Near Four Hundred
Known casualties from the inauguration events totaled about 400 with most injuries minor. Many burn victims sought treatment in the downtown area without ambulance support.
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Inaugural Parade Leads Wilson and Taft in Historic Procession
The parade from the Capitol to the White House featured cavalry and infantry units and carried President Wilson and his party in a long triumph. Taft watched solemnly as Wilson bowed to the crowds in a record length inaugural event spanning nearly three hours through Pennsylvania avenues.
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Capital warmly greets Wilson reception at station
Woodrow Wilson and his family arrived in the capital amid enthusiastic crowds and a special Princeton student escort. The inaugural reception committee greeted the president elect as he and Mrs Wilson moved from the station to the White House, with further meetings planned with officials and relatives.
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Oregon session adjourns after veto fight ends
The 27th Oregon Legislature adjourned sine die at 11:40 p m Tuesday after overriding 29 of Governor Wests 40 vetoes Eleven vetoes were sustained Among passed measures were the Rogue River fishing bill and a bill to study Celilo Rapids resources The Abbott bill repealing the State Printer flat salary was among the vetoed actions and recall provisions were extended in the session
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Recall Machinery Agreed On Olympia Operation
Machinery for the operation of the recall in this state with new features was agreed upon by the state senate by unanimous vote. The bill implements the constitutional amendment approved by the people at the last election, enabling recall of all officials except judges Gee Lochrpabel Wm Toh and D A Lommen. Mehler and Mrs Lommen attended court this week with Mrs Lommen accompanying Mr Lommen on Wednesday and returning Thursday.
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