Inaugural Address by Wilson Ushers Justice for All Voice
President Wilson iis sworn in before 40,000 on the Capitol steps with Chief Justice White at his side. He pledges a democratic program focused on justice, reform, and restoring balance between labor and capital, while acknowledging the nation’s need to cleanse and modernize government. First Lady Mrs Wilson stands on a chair as ceremonies unfold.
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Inauguration Day Crowd Cheers for Wilson at Capitol Stand
Applause and cheers greet Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson as crowds surge toward the inaugural stand. Chief Justice White administers the oath at 1 34 PM amid cheers. Wilson vows restoration, justice, and dedication, urging honest, forward-looking leadership.
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Inauguration Day as Marshall Becomes Vice President
Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana took the oath as vice president at 12 34 in the Capitol amid a crowd of visitors. Woodrow Wilson became president as Taft and Wilson allies observed the transfer of political power with greetings and notable reactions from Bryan, Crane, McKinley, and Champ Clark.
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