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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1924
Page
1
A fragmented column reflects on Woodrow Wilson's death and national sorrow, notes on politics, law careers, and public figures, and satirical asides about government, prosperity, and faith. It includes remarks on Coolidge, Vera Cruz, and current events mixed with literary allusions.
The Senate oil inquiry paused as Albert B. Fall fights its authority to compel testimony. The committee will not meet today due to congressional memorial sessions for Woodrow Wilson, resuming tomorrow to await Senate action on reenacting the investigation powers. Brokers and other witnesses remain ready but must wait. President Coolidge and Attorney General Thomas Gregory discussed positions, opening the path for a new Democrat special oil counsel, with former Senator Ally Pomerene named to possibly join.
Woodrow Wilson was a charter member of George Washington Post No. 1 of the American Legion in this city. Paul J. McGahan, DC department commander, spoke for members who wore the uniform, noting Wilson paid the supreme sacrifice as surely as other services members who laid down their lives. The Legion mourns his death and vows to carry on the ideals he typified.
Five Washingtonians were trapped under their overturned car for two hours after skidding at Dead Man's Curve on the Washington Baltimore boulevard. Robert Chapman rescued them and three injured men were hospitalized in Baltimore. John Fearson 31 and Harry Fearson 33 of 361 N Street NW and Robert Bree 3817 Prospect Street sustained spine and severe injuries. Bree less seriously hurt. Mr and Mrs Joseph Birch 3617 Prospect Street escaped uninjured.
W G Stricker residence at Mulhall Station Virginia burned yesterday afternoon from a defective fire. Loss estimated at 8000 with partial insurance. Fire traced to 3:30 p m and raged to past 6 o'clock. Ballston Cherrydele and Arlington departments fought blaze and remained on guard past midnight. Ballston Arlington and Cherrydele plan a joint meeting Feb 28 to discuss Arlington County Volunteer Firemen's association.
Britain's WWI prime minister Lloyd George eulogizes Woodrow Wilson noting his idealism and tragic death. He cites Wilson's failure to subdue personal animosities and his inability to secure League of Nations support, blaming political pinpricks and personal rancor for undermining his aims.
The proclamation mourns Woodrow Wilson, notes his service from 1913 to 1921, praises his leadership during World War I, and directs half staffs and honors for his funeral. Dated February 3, 1924 in Washington with signatures by Secretary of State Hughes and President Coolidge.
Leaders from President Coolidge to Chief Justice Taft and Secretaries Hughes Hoover expressed deep sorrow and praise for Woodrow Wilson. They lauded his wartime leadership, ideals, and public service, noting the lasting impact of his vision on America’s role in the world.
The nation mourns Woodrow Wilson as the twenty eighth president dies at home after four years of ill health. Grayson confirms death at 11 15 with arteriosclerosis and exhaustion cited. Mrs Wilson and daughter Margaret at the bedside, with aides and family preparing for funeral arrangements.
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