FREON 0.5. TROOPS AMERICANS' RIFLES REPLY
Douglas Arizona march 4 American and Mexican federal forces clashed near Agua Prieta with no reported casualties. Ninth Cavalry reinforced with machine guns held a skirmish line as Huerta troops retreated to trenches. Both sides accuse the other of starting the firing and preparations to oppose rebels increase. Refugees flee Hermosillo while Colonia Moralea gathers madorista forces and Colima Moralea reports 300 rifles and 50 000 rounds captured from state troops.
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Balkan Peace Predicted by Telegraph Report
The Daily Telegraph says Turkey may surrender Adrianople Scutari and Janina while rejecting Gallipoli, with peace likely soon on a frontier line including Enos Maritza Ergene and Istrandia. Turkey would refuse the Gallipoli peninsula or an indemnity.
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Thieves Torture Woman for Hidden Money Location
New York police report robbers bound and gagged Mrs. Harry Jacobs and attempted to poison her 16 month old baby to force disclosure of a hiding place for $23. The trio bound the mother and baby in a high chair, failed to coerce information, searched the apartment, stole a pocketbook with $23, and fled before she could alert others.
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Wilson considers diplomats as first post in new administration
President Wilson eyes foreign service appointments with McCombs Page Morganthau Penfield among likely picks. McCombs possibly to France. Page may go to England with Gerard or Osborn considered. Brandeis offered solicitor general. Moore considered for return to State post. several other posts in Austria Hungary Mexico and Cuba eyed.
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Chicago
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California
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Wisconsin
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Boston
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Columbia University
Wilson cabinet list confirmed as Senate convenes
President Wilson will submit ten cabinet names to the Senate in a special session. Taft appointees remain in power as Bryan, McAdoo, Lane, and Houston take positions in the new administration amid a grand inaugural parade.
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Miss Tafts Dog Neemste Missing After White House Arrival
White House police and Washington city police hunted for Miss Taft s lost dog Neemste after the Taft party left for Georgia. The pet reportedly escaped from the White House grounds in the afternoon and was not found by late night, prompting repeated inquiries between agencies.
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McCombs Faces Democ ratic National Committee Meeting
McCombs prepares to resign as McAdoo is expected to join the cabinet. The Democratic National Committee meets to begin large scale systematization and reorganization with headquarters in New York. A new vice chairman likely chosen today as McAdoo exits the circle.
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Jolo Besieged by Moros Natives Defy Troops
Manila March 4 The town of Jolo has faced two weeks of Moros attacks. Officers report 32 American wounded today as defenders endure taunts to come out and fight American fashion. Censor tight on details. fighting appears serious.
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Day of Dedication Draws Vast Crowds in Capital
Soldiers and civilians in countless throngs honor a national leader. Chiefs and governors join United States troops, militia, and civil organizations in a five hour parade from the Senate to the Capitol and White House. Taft offers good wishes for the successor's administration in a brilliant, inspiring scene.
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Senate
Capitol
White House
Taft
Inauguration Scene as Wilson Takes Office
Woodrow Wilson was inaugurated as President with Thomas R. Marshall as Vice President in a day of dedication and human spectacle. Taft congratulated the new administration as crowds cheered. the pageantry stretched into the night with civic and military displays and a chorus of celebratory sentiment.
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