Woodrow Wilson Inaugurated for Second Term President
Woodrow Wilson was inaugurated for a second term as U S president before thousands in Washington with Thomas Marshall sworn in as vice president. The event featured a large parade, heavy patriotic displays, and a somber tone tied to foreign affairs as crowds packed Pennsylvania Avenue and the Capitol.
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Damascus the oldest city in modern times
A fragment notes Damascus as the oldest city remaining in the modern world. It is first mentioned in Scripture with Abraham linked to a native steward from the place. The snippet references other varied facts about industry and travel governance.
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Wilson Warns of U S Peril and World Peace Plan
President Wilson's inaugural address calls for equal rights for all nations, consent of the governed, and armed neutrality as it urges a united, world‑aware United States. He stresses liberty, justice, and the duty to prevent revolutions while guiding peace through collective action.
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Ordered to Fire on Airmen Over San Francisco Forts
Sentries were ordered to shoot to kill any aviator over the fortifications of the port after Maj. Gen. Franklin Bell learned an airplane had flown over Forts Miley and Winfield Scott. The pilot, Jacob R. Struble, a wealthy Alameda engineer, said he had unwittingly violated a ten day old warning to keep aircraft away from coast reservations.
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Slayer of Wife to Prison Sentenced for Life
Terre Haute March 6 William Hart aged twenty one was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison for killing his young wife. He shot himself during the crime and lay near death for days.
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Austria replies on submarine warfare pledges amid Ancona dispute
The Vienna government hands America its response to the February 18 note on unrestricted submarine warfare. It says neutrals bear losses when entering war zones, cautions that armed merchant ships may be treated as pirates, and that Austria remains broadly in accord with the U.S. on protecting neutrals while reserving questions tied to previous assurances.
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German Reservist Horn Loses Bid to Avoid Trial
Washington reports Werner Horn, a German reservist, failed in habeas corpus to dodge trial in Boston for transporting explosives on passenger trains. The Supreme Court rejected his claim that a belligerent act against Canada and his German army commission exempted him from American prosecution, stating his plea was unauthorized.
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Senator Martin Named Senate Majority Leader
Egg Washington March 7 Democratic senators in caucus elect Senator Thomas S Martin of Virginia to be majority leader of the Senate, succeeding Senator Kern of Indiana whose term expires with the Sixty fourth congress.
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Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Lowell Woman
A Lowell Massachusetts woman describes relief from long term nervous trouble and hot flashes after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports reduced pain and headaches and urges other sick women to consider the remedy while noting common symptoms and advising confidential correspondence with Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for advice.
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