Lodge Absent From Funeral; Has a Cold and Stays Home

shoots L Meyers, who dies after killing her

Woman, Losing for Mayor, Shoots Her Foe, And He Dies After Killing Her in Street Duel

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funeral; memorial services; message from French Chamber of Deputies to U S House of Reprs; messages, tributes; illus; J R Quinn of Amer Legion, in telegram to Pres Coolidge, asks that he be buried in Arlington

CITY PAUSES IN RESPECT; Schools, Courts, Banks and Exchanges All Close Early.

Peoria, Ill, becomes centre of campaign to have memorial, sponsored by high school pupils of nation, built at Princeton Univ

Move to Have 3,000,000 Pupils Build a Wilson Memorial

Foreign Minister Stresemann blames Amb Wiedfeldt for flag blunder at his death

SAY BERLIN REFUSED HONORS FOR WILSON; Envoy's Proposal to Send Condolences Vetoed -- Flag Left to His Discretion.

Federal forces enter Vera Cruz; rebels will not try to hold oil fields and keep up fight from Oaxaca; statement by Castillo

OBREGON FORCES ENTER VERA CRUZ; Police, Armed by American Consul and Admiral, Keep Order Till Troops Arrive.

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Denby takes full responsibility for leases which he defends as patriotic, defies critics in reply to message of confidence from Mich friends

DENBY BACKS LEASES OF NAVY OIL LANDS AS A PATRIOTIC ACT; He Takes Full Responsibility for Government Action and Defies His Critics.

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Chamber of Deputies sends condolences to U S House of Reprs on death of Woodrow Wilson

French Deputies Send Condolences to Our House; Poincare Says France Will Not Forget Wilson

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THRONGS FOLLOW DEAD CHIEF; Great and Humble, Led by President Coolidge, Mingle in Silent Grief.

Courts will grant divorces to Americans only on grounds justified in home States

FRANCE RESTRICTS AMERICAN DIVORCES; Courts Will Grant Them Only on Grounds Justified in Plaintiff's Home State.

Repub leaders offer bill providing for municipal ownership and operation, and creation of Transportation Bd by Estimate Bd to supersede Transit Comm, on condition that lines become self-supporting within reasonable time; Speaker Machold explains provisions, Democrats decline to comment

REPUBLICANS OFFER TRANSIT HOME RULE; CITY TO PICK BOARD; Municipal Ownership and Operation of Future Lines Is Granted Under Bill.

Lloyd George interviewed by H Spender, charges secret deal; denials by A Tardieu at French Foreign Office, Clemenceau, B M Baruch, D H Miller and other advisers to Pres Wilson backed by conf records; statement by British Foreign Office

REFUTE CHARGES BY LLOYD GEORGE; Records Show No Secret Wilson-Clemenceau Deal on Rhineland.

illness prevents him from attending funeral

Illness Keeps Taft From Wilson Funeral; Chief Justice Takes to Bed, Plans a Rest

Legislature Adjourns for Wilson.

CHICAGOANS FACE EAST.; Whole City Joins in Last Tribute to Wilson.

Message to Mrs. Wilson on death of ex-Pres

CONNECTICUT WOMEN ACT.; Federation of Democratic Clubs Sends Sympathy to Mrs. Wilson.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. -- Aside from members of the immediate family, and those participating in the brief ceremony at the house, the full list of those admitted to the Wilson residence at 2,340 S Street for the service there follows:  

ALL NATION'S LEADER'S IN THE CONGREGATIONS; Friends, Colleagues, Officials and Private Citizens Attend the Two Services.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. -- When the motors carrying the immediate Wilson family and President and Mrs. Coolidge had drawn up behind the hearse in the Wilson funeral today, the procession started into Massachusetts Avenue led by a detachment of mounted police. Slowly it moved between thick lines of people on the sidewalks to California Street, where it halted a few minutes for the remaining automobiles to close up behind.  

February 7, 1924

Headlines from February 7, 1924

Lodge Absent From Funeral; Has a Cold and Stays Home

Woman, Losing for Mayor, Shoots Her Foe, And He Dies After Killing Her in Street Duel

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CITY PAUSES IN RESPECT; Schools, Courts, Banks and Exchanges All Close Early.

Move to Have 3,000,000 Pupils Build a Wilson Memorial