Taft Leaves Washington for Augusta Georgia
Washington March 4 Woodrow Wilson became president at 1 35 p m after a five hour program of ceremonies at the Capitol Taft prepared to depart for Augusta Ga following the oath and parade The day featured the oath of office for Wilson and Marshall the latter sworn in in the Senate chamber amid a formal crowd as Taft signed last minute measures and observers filled the galleries of both chambers
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Rebels Align With Huerta Amid Amnesty Debate
Mexico City reports show rebels largely recognizing Huerta’s administration and seeking incorporation or demobilization. Amnesty bill sparks discontent among leaders expecting leniency. Secret service monitors conspiracies as Carranza faction activity expands in Coahuila and western zones. New arrests linked to Azcona plot surface amid war preparations and troop movements across the north.
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MDE OF MADERO Is PROMOTED BY HUERTA
Mexico City March 4 Major Cardenas who headed the escort for Francisca Madero and Jose Pino Bimirez on the day of the killings was promoted from rural guard to the regular army. The note mentions smoke and a cigar, with an unclear advertisement reference.
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Hobson Seeks Probe Into Suffrage Parade Police
Washington March 4 Representative Hobson of Alabama charged the city police failed to protect the suffrage parade and said he would seek an investigation during the extra session. He cited chaos as marchers, including senators and representatives, were crowded by spectators and police allegedly scoffed at rioters. A caller reported a daughter on a float was insulted. others defended the right of suffragists to participate. Wilson seen awaiting appeal as suffragists plan vigorous action after the parade.
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Report of President Wilson Shot Rumor Circulated Widely
A rumor spread after 9 o clock today claiming President Wilson had been shot twice. A conductor brought the report from a nearby station but no confirmation was found at local telegraph offices.
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Royart Named New Executive at Buchanan Optical
Royart of Cedar Rapids accepts a position with Buchanan Optical to succeed Arthur Wheelock who will depart for Chicago to study optometry. Roxsie union made cigars noted in item.
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Inauguration Day Opens Quietly Amid Cold, Gray Sky
President-elect Wilson began inauguration day with a solitary breakfast as cold, unsettled weather loomed over Washington. Police kept crowds at Shoreham Hotel distant while officials prepared for ceremonies at the Capitol east front and street closures limited traffic.
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Inauguration Day Preparations for Wilson
Early morning at the White House shows Taft rising for breakfast before the crowd gathers on the coast front. Princeton and University of Virginia students arrive to form the ceremonial escort for Woodrow Wilson as cabinet nominations move toward senate transmission.
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