Wilson Inaugurated for Second Term in Grand National Parade
President Wilson takes oath of office for a second term in a ceremony in the Senate chamber. A largely military parade follows with Vice President Marshall, domestic dignitaries, and a display of national unity. The event features Marine Band, U S cavalry, and cadet contingents amid patriotic lights and fireworks in Washington.
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Capitol
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U. S. Army
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Robert N. Tareper
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Zimmermann notes propose German Mexican alliance plan
The document outlines Germany's February submarine warfare, aims to keep the U S neutral, and suggests an alliance with Mexico and Japan to reconquer U S territories. It calls for Mexico to accept financial aid and determine the terms of peace and war with Germany.
Germany urged Mexico and Japs to fight America
The Senate disclosed the Zimmermann note It outlined Germany’s plan to ally with Mexico and Japan against the United States If neutral stalemate persisted Mexicans would gain Texas New Mexico and Arizona with German financial support Japan to join via Mexican mediation General Carranza and Zubaran were cited as involved In recent diplomacy and the broader aim of world domination through unrestricted submarine warfare and allied collapse.
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Filibuster Prevents Armed Neutrality Bill Vote
In Washington on March 4 the Armed Neutrality Bill failed to receive a Senate vote as a dozen senators led by La Follette and urged by Stone blocked debate. A manifesto by 76 senators claimed majority support. the House had passed the measure 403 to 13. The session ended with no action and the bill dying with the Sixty-fourth Congress.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Pennsylvania
Lue Bill
Iowa's 69-Year-Old Constitution Origins and Provisions
Des Moines reports on Iowa's enduring 69 year old constitution. The 1857 convention met in Iowa City from January 19 to March 5, adopting a revised charter. It strengthened rights, restricted testimony, created lieutenant governor, shifted judge elections to voters, raised indebtedness limits, and set Des Moines as the state capital with the university location noted.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Old State House
Iowa City
Hosea Ww. Gray
Linn
A. Pary
Franely Springer
Loulan
Poli County
Des Molnea State University
Potatoes Prize Offers At Des Moines State Fair
Des Moines announces cash prizes totaling 32 cents for seven varieties of Irish potatoes and three varieties of sweet potatoes at this fall’s state fair. A class allows entry of ten different potato varieties.
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Des Moines
State Fair Board
School Girls Farm Guard Drill at St Katherine's School
Two companies of girls drilled for military drill at St Katherine's School in Davenport using a wooden flag. Drillmaster Lieut HL Ward of the local National Guard field artillery supervised the program. Big Price for Iowa Land at Waukon as Meserg McCullough and O'Malley paid 200 per acre in the northwest part of the city limits.
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Iowa
Waukon
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Arsenal Davenport Implements Photo ID Entry System
Authorities begin issuing identification cards to workers for site access. Barbed wire fences rise as a security measure. thousands are receiving cards with a badge on one side and a photo on the other. No entry without the ID card.
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Arsenal
Davenport
Tom
Unclear Fragment Summary of Courtship and Ships
Fragmentary text mentions courtships and ships with garbled names. contains no coherent event, dates, or identifiable persons to summarize into a proper news item.
Kilner Swamp Root Aids Kidney Ailments Claim
An 1910 testimonial claims Kilner Swamp Root cured long standing kidney and bladder troubles after other remedies failed. The letter describes rapid relief from gravel stones and a decade of good health, urging readers to request a sample and booklet by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co.
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Thas
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Ir. Kilner
Fam & Hlicksmith
Dr. Kibner & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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