Entry of Suffragists Draws Capitol Parade Stirs Controversy
A massive suffrage demonstration in the capital drew Rosalie Jones and other leaders through crowded streets despite police efforts to manage traffic. Local suffragists planned a pageant for Monday as national groups denounced hospitality to visitors, while telegrams from the national association kept the movement alive.
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National Association
Gineral
Rosalie Jones
Hew
Suffrate Avin
Capital
Capitol
Erennids
Pennss Daria Avenue
Belasco Theater
United States
Thei
F Street
Congress
Penna Ivana Avenue
Treasur
France
Pennsylvania Avenue
Iuggie
Micv
Mets
Rebels Recognize Huerta as Mexico Crisis Deepens
Reports from Laredo and Mexico City indicate the Huerta government is being recognized by northern revolutionary leaders at Nuevo Laredo. Felix Diaz formally accepts a presidential candidacy as Sonora and other states face mounting tensions and potential armed conflict.
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Huerta
Felix Diaz
Liorente
Porfirio Diaz
Cananed
Mayiy Pel
Col. Moreno
Madero
Senora
Maytotena
Armimge
Madenstas
Madenistas
Cananea Club
Mexico City
Mexico
Sonora
National Palace
Garcia Hidalgo
Aguasalientes
Veracruz Shot Rumor Taints U S Navy Target Practice
A Vera Cruz cable to the New York Times claims shots from U S warships Vermont Nebraska and Georgia during gulf target practice killed one man and wounded three fishermen inciting panic and anti American sentiment. Navy officials say no dispatches confirm the incident and a full inquiry or court martial may follow if facts prove the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
New York Times
Vera Cruz
United States
Vermont
Nebraska
Georgia
Gulf
Veracruz
Cty
Navy Department
Washington
Nerval
Americas
Neva Cruz
Frank Fletcher
Madero
Guantanamo
Cuba
Fletcher
Beekman Winthrop
the Navy
Department
Mr. Winthrop
Thomas ©. Selfridge
Japan
Swindled by fake races in Cuba case hits New York
New York reporters say three Americans swindled investors in Cuba with fake racing returns. John A. Mottola of New York city, Harvard student, claimed 2000 loss. Prof Stavisky of Denver lost 300. Max Schirmer of White Plains 30. L. H. Spencer was arrested after a clash in Central Park as police chase further suspects Walter, Mason, and Collins.
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Cuba
Washington Post
New York
Havana
New York Times
John A. Mottola
New York City
Harvard
Polce
Stainsky
Denver
Calo
Max Schirmer
White Plains
Florida
Daniels Named Secretary of the Navy
New from the New York Sun report Daniels is appointed Secretary of the Navy and will depart Sunday with William J. Bryan for Washington. A banquet in the city auditorium honored him with Governor Craig in attendance as the appointment was announced and President Wilson had notified him of the selection by letter.
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Washington Post
New York
New York Sun
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Wiliam J. Bryan
Washington
City Auditorum
Daniels
Gov. Craig
Wilson
Deserted Bride Slays Suitor Then Slashes Self in St Louis
Special to The Washington Post from St Louis Feb 23. Mrs Rather Graham 21 pledged her life for $22 to C H Aulabaugh 55. He demanded payment, stabbed her in the abdomen after ring dispute, then slashed his throat at the police station. She may die. he is hospitalized.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
Joan
Rather Graham
C. H. Aulwbaugh
Aulnbaugh
Hazel Driscoll
Aulabaugh
Burlington Hotel
Dayton Street
Cindham
Money Trust Debate Divides House Inquiry Results
Three reports on the money trust investigation reached the House. The majority linked J. P. Morgan & Co and other firms to a concentrated credit system and backed two bills regulating stock exchanges and national banks. Minority reports questioned the existence of a money trust and urged broader testimony before any remedial legislation. Representative McMorran issued a sharply dissenting minority critique.
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House
Money Trust
Pujo
J. P. Morgan & Co
It National
National City Bar and Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Lee Higginson
Kidd
Hayes
California
Heald
Delaware
Guernsey
Maine
City
Boston
Chicago
Congress
McMorran
New York City
Money Trust Inquiry Reports Highlight Concentration Of Credit
The majority report defines a money trust as an established community of interest among a few leaders of finance, denouncing interlocking directorates and voting trusts and urging Congress to curb stock exchange securities and bank securities. It accompanies two bills to enact reforms while minority statements challenge the scope and remedies. The material details how combines, trusts, and banking houses influence banks, insurers, railroads, and other major firms, warning that concentration threatens competition and credit control.CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE
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McMorran
House
Michigan
Wall Street
New York
Exiita
Mnante
Congress
New York Stock Exchange
Inauguration Plans for Wilson Marshall Parade Plans
Washington buzzes with final inauguration prep as Wilson and Marshall secure cabinet hints and seating. Georgia cadets arrive, Princeton contingent arrives by train, and VIPs gather at Shoreham with Union Station staff coordinating crowd control and reception details.
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Georgia Military Academy
Ebbitt House
Gottfried Krueger
Elec
Wilson
Taft
Senate
Thomas Nelson Page
Union Staton
Page
Shoreham Hotel
Senators name Wilson era cabinet in mock lineup
Democratic senators debated naval policy and drafted a speculative cabinet for President Wilson. The list includes William J. Bryan as Secretary of State, William G. McAdoo as Secretary of the Treasury, James G. McReynolds as Attorney General, and other rumored appointments from North Carolina, Texas, Maine, and Massachusetts with various possibilities for War, Navy, Postmaster, and Labor posts.
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Wilson
Albert S. Burleson
Tex
W. Norris
Monteanz
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
Charlen W. Dabney
Loulis D. Brandeis
Massachusetts
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Throngs Great Suffrage Army and Presidential News
Page list notes multiple items including Great Suffrage Army actions, American shots hitting Mexicans, committee findings on a money trust, inaugural fete begins, Senate votes on two battleships, and a hotel fire with casualties.
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Senate
Marshall
Wilson
Jones
Webb
House
Kern
Rockefeller
Carnegie
T—Society
Thaw
H—Wilson
Judson Castro
U. S
Castro
Taft
Senate Backs Two Battleships in Navy Bill
The Senate approved a two-battleship program by 56 to 16 after rejecting a three-battleship option and adding one transport and one supply ship to the House authorizations. Total appropriation nears $151 million with one battleship to be built in a government yard. A conference with the House will occur if the two-battleship plan is not accepted.
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Senate
House
Ashurst
Bankhead
Bryan
Chamberlain
Chilton
Clarke
Arkansas
Nietcher
Foster
Gardner
Hitchcock
Johnson
Kavanaugh
Martin
Martine
Newlands
O'Gorman
Paynter
Percy
Shepard
Simmons
Smith
MapPyland
Stone
Swangon
Thornton
Borah
Pittman
Pomerene
Shively
Georgia
South of
South Carolina
Thomas
Bostow
Burton
la Follette
McCumber
Colorado
Usase
Omaha Fire Kills at Dewey Hotel Guests in Cold Blaze
A Feb 28 Omaha blaze at the Dewey Hotel on Thirteenth and Farnam caused extensive loss and at least four confirmed deaths with many others injured or missing. Fire officials say gas explosion likely started the fire. frozen hoses hampered efforts. A brave newspaper carrier Izzie Steiss helped evacuate guests before succumbing to smoke.
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Ompha
Nebr
Dewey Hotel
Thirteenth
Farnam Streets
C. E. Wilkins
Alice Bonnevie
Miss Bonnevie
Mra Wilkins
Jesse D. Nold
Izzie Steiss
Pulding
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Eoul
I Pasurty
RaLray
Maderistas
Cananea
American Club
Nous Resorts Torah
Dachives
Money Trust Inquiry
Majority
The
Canada
District of
Columbi
Labor Department
McAdoo
Watson
Union Station
John A Wilson
Franklin, Pa
Central Office
Evans
Crimwell
Gov. Wilson
Princeton
Essex
New Jersey Cavalry
Shoreham
New Willard
University
Public Comfort Committee
M. 1
Weller
Senate For
Omaha
Blaze
Charles Cummings
Alice
Bonville
E. Viking
Charles Beverly
Cumminga
Pittsburgh
Cummings
Jesse Nolg
PWSPA
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