Cabinet Names and Likely Cabinet Picks for Tammany Era
The report lists President-elect Wilkens cabinet picks with William Jennings Bryan as Secretary of State, E R Walker as Attorney General, William V McAdoo as Secretary of the Treasury, Josephus Daniels as Secretary of the Navy, Albert Burleson as Secretary of Agriculture or Postmaster General, and notes Palmer's withdrawal. It notes possible Labor and War posts and mentions Underwood backing Palmer, with mentions of Wickersham and the antitrust bills drawn by Walker.
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Albert Lines Burleson
Texas
Ceautous
Svesterday
Wilkens
Wiilliam Jennings
Brian
Cbbraska
E. R. Walker
New Jersey
the Treasury
William V MccAdoo
New York
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Albert
Burleson
Texan
Washington
Rubeson
Commuere
Labor
War
Interior Department
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Burleton
Focus
Underwood
Walker
Reiman
Wilson
Department of Labor Berouns
Pennssyvania
Wiliam B Wilson
Blossburg
Congress
Cabinet picks shift power away from Bryan loyalists
Chicago figure Charles R. Crane remains in the yet to be announced list for a cabinet post. Burleson’s appointment ends Texas candidate L. Henry’s chances for Attorney General, despite Bryan’s strong support. Bryan does not control the cabinet. neither Walker nor McAdoo are his men. Daniels backs Wilson more than Bryan. Palmer resents the outcome, preferring Treasury, while Walker earns favored status with the Attorney General post.
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Underwood
Palmer
Wison
Itia
Wickersham
E R. Walker
New Jersey
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Burleson
Robert Ll. Henry
Texas
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Walker
McAdoo
Daniels
Mr. Wilson
Henry
Treasury
Wilson
Marbury Enters Maryland Senate Race Following Wilson
William L. Marbury of Baltimore declared tonight his candidacy for the long term United States Senate seat to succeed John Walter Smith. He said he entered at the solicitation of President-elect Wilson and that the progressive Democratic stake is vital. Marbury, an independent Democrat, managed Wilson’s Maryland primary campaign.
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Wilson
Maryland
Baltimore
William L._Marbury
United States
John Walter Smith
Smith
Isaac Lebe Straus
Marbury
Gov. Wilson
Washington
Marshall
William Corcoran Eustis
National Democratic Committee
Taft
Senate
House
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Joint
Congressional Committee
Press
Army, Navy
Marine Corps
Wilson resigns as New Jersey governor in protest over jury reform
Gov Woodrow Wilson announces resignation effective Saturday after urging passage of a jury reform bill. He warns he may return to campaign for reforms, taking part in primaries against foes of reform. Assembly debates jury commission proposal as politics and party discipline swirl. Wilson plans to speak publicly on justice in jury selection after inauguration. He will attend successor’s inauguration and retire three days hence.
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Trenton
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Wilson
Gov. Wilson
House
Martin
Attie
Statehouse
James Fielder
State Senate
Cure for Tuberculosis Claims Stir United States Action
Dr Frederick Friedmann declares he has treated 2300 to 3000 patients in two and a half years with a turtle serum cure for tuberculosis. He says hundreds cured, none in hopeless cases, and that first effects appear in weeks with months to absolute cure. The US government will test the serum, with demonstrations planned for physicians.
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Friedmann
Charles B. Finlay
New York
Scientist Denies $1 Million Offer in New York Meet
A Marine Hospital physician met the scientist in New York and asserted that the aim is a sufficient reward to prove efficacy. The visitor claimed an absolute cure within months, with the method of administration being half the remedy and hopes to make children immune.
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New York
Friedmann Serum Aims At Global Benefit In Tuberculosis Fight
Dr Friedmann seeks to demonstrate serum therapy for external and internal tuberculosis of joints and other troubles, offering to treat many patients to prove equal results. He says he wants mankind to benefit and has handed some serum to the German government and would to the American government.
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Dr. Friedmann
Finlay
Ray Paris
Friedmann
Lotus Club
Presidents Slayers Killed While Resisting Arrest
Libertad San Salvador Feb 26 Jose Federico Castillo and Jose Maria Melgarque, condemned for the assassination of President Araujo, were killed today by police during an attempted arrest.
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Libertad
San Salvador
Jose Federico Castillo
Jose Maria Melgarque
Araujo
Man Shot Wife Held In Atlanta Hotel Murder Mystery
Atlanta February 25 Mrs J A Applebaum jailed in Atlanta as the grand jury weighs the death of her husband Chicago salesman J A Applebaum who was shot in a local hotel. Inquest heard she claimed a quarrel and that he demanded jewels with a gun pressed to her chest saying she had five minutes to live. Reports say both homicide and suicide theories circulate as investigators seek motive and truth.
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Atlanta
Kansas City
J. A. Applebaum
DeKalb County
Tragedy spurs arrest in Pennsylvania death case
In Washington Pennsylvania on February a jealous married man Wilson Reedy was arrested for manslaughter after Mrs. Homer Margerum reportedly killed herself in her father's home. Reedy claims she threatened self harm and the gun discharged as he moved, with doctors saying the wounds could not have been self inflicted without his actions.
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Washington
Homer Margerum
Wilson Reedy
Margerum
Reedy
Mrs Bourne Leaves City in Sudden Departure
Washington dispatch indicates Mrs. Jonathan Bourne abruptly left Stoneleigh Court for Portland Oregon. The Bournes have lived separately for over a year amid private differences. Senator Bourne says he has no notice of action against him and will retire from official life on March 4 after one term.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York Herald
Jonathan Bourne
Stoneleigh Court
Portland
Oreg
Bourne
Murder Over Fifty Dollar Profit Ties Buttonhole Contractors
New York February 4. Abraham Steinberg a walking delegate was killed over a contract dispute feared to ruin middlemen. Harry Wagner confessed to the police that he killed Steinberg for fifty dollars amid pressure from buttonhole contractors. Wagner named Abraham Fialkoff and others as conspirators. Fialkoff’s daughter and Weinstein were also arrested.
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New York
Abraham Steinberg
Esytesaton
Harry
Wagner
Steinberg
Abraham Fialkoff
Fialkoff
Weinstein
Du Pont father seeks name change for son to avoid disgrace
Alfred I. du Pont, vice president of the Du Pont Powder Company, told a Delaware legislature committee he fears his 13 year old son may bring disgrace to his name. He pleaded for a bill to rename the lad, stating I am ashamed to say it is the reason. The father argued the measure should be passed by the legislature.
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Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Alfred I. du Pont
The
du Pont
Mrs Hichborn in Paris elopes with Wylie couple new life
A Washington dispatch reports Horace Wylie and Mrs Eleonor Hichborn living as Mr and Mrs Wilborn in a Paris villa. The elopement followed the death of Hichborn's deserted husband Philip. A child is said to be part of the family, while Mrs Hichborn refuses divorce.
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New York
Washington Dispatch
New York American
Horace Wylie
Washington Realty
Ehnor Hoyt Hichborn
Paris
Elopers
Laredo Receives Denial Of Emilio Madero Shooting
A telegram from Monterey denies Emilio Madero was shot near Monterey as Mexico City dispatches claimed. Reports say the area around Monterey is quiet and no confirmation of the incident has arrived.
Inauguration Preparations Under Way For Wilson Marshall
Washington gears up for the Wilson Marshall inauguration with 17 governors en route. Plans include a grand reviewing stand, electric festoon lighting along Pennsylvania Avenue, and a 300 man snow-clearing brigade. Union Station arrivals greeted by committees, Shoreham Hotel escorts.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Peace Monument
Treasury Building
Wilson
Inauguration Plans and World News Highlights of Today
A compact index entry outlining today’s issue with sections on cabinet names, New Jersey actions, Mexican affairs, suffragists activity in Baltimore, tariff debates, and public notices. Notable items include Emilio Madero’s death, a minister Carbo death, and other political, social, and economic briefs.
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WaHson
New Jersey
Friedmann
U. 5
Emilio Madero
Tafta
Baltimore
Mtatake
Carbo
Parker
Emilio Madero SLAIN BY TROOPS IN MEXICO
Mexico City reports Emilio Madero brother of the late president was shot north of Monterey with an escort of 35. He was said to be joining rebels near Laredo when overtaken by Gen Trevino’s troops. Fate of the capture or execution unclear and fighting along the frontier worsens.
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State of Morelos
Carranza
Laredo
Mexico City
Emilio Madero
President Madero
Monterey
Madero
Trevino
Mader
Villadama
Bustamente
Raoul
San Pedro
Joahuila
Saltillo
Ernesto Madero
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Zapatistas
Coahuila
San Luis Potosi
Ozumba
Zapatistan
Zapatista
Zapatiatas
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Drunken man nearly embalmed after false grave reveal
In Wilmington Delaware Ceci Williams a Black man from Middleton nearly faced embalming when an undertaker prepared to inject him after a death pronouncement. Williams revived upon skin puncture, knocked the undertaker down, fled through a window, and ran three miles. He has since taken the pledge.
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Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Ceci Williams
Middleton
Williams
Self-Destructs With Homemade Lance In Philadelphia
Karl Schneyder, a 38 South Eleventh Street instrument maker, died by his own hand using a steel lance embedded in his heart while wearing a stethoscope. A note, read by investigators, said I am feeling badly and to notify Mia Schneyder. Married 25 years, his wife found the body along with a friend. He had never been away from home overnight, and his neuritis had worsened his mood. The coroner investigated as the family mourned.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Karl Schweytter
Maplewood Avenue
Germantown
South Eleventh Street
Ilness
Mia
Schneyder
Schneyder & Allen
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