Arizona republican., 1916-11-13
PRESIDENT WILL FRAME PLAN FOR
 ANOTHER TERM
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 12 -Lresident Wilson came back to Washington to- night, ready to take up public problems and to begin framing plans for his sec ond term in the White House. He had been away two months.
 A cheering crowd packed the railroad station and waited outside in erizzle of rain to welcome the president As he appeared walking down the station platform, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and flanked by secret service men, hum dreds began shouting and rushed for ward in efforts to shake his hand
 Mir Wilson walked through the sta ton with his hat off. lowing and smil- ing. Secretary Baker. Attorney General Gregory. Secretary Tumulty and Sen ator James of Kentucky, were among those who greeted him. Mrs. Wilson. Miss Margaret Wilson, and Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, cousin. accompanied him on the triD from New York. where the party landed late today from the yacht Mayflower
 The president was assured by Secre- tary Humility that there had been no change in.the result in California. and that there was a chance of his captur- ing the electoral vote of Minnesota. The president however, is not expected to indicate his own attitude toward the outcome until 1t is formally conceded ny the republicans.
 N~. Wilson paid no attention to of ficial business tonight but tomorrow will be at his desk. One of the first problems to be laid before him will be
 he situation resulting from recent ac- 'ivities by German submarines. Secre- tary Lansing is expected to lav before him q summary of recent developments 'ollected at the state department deal- ng particularly with the Marina, Co., lumbian. Arabia and Lanao cases No secret is made of the belief of some of 'icials that the situation is serious
 The president has made it clear that he policy toward submarine warfare laid down in the notes to Germany
 oncludng with the corresDondence on
 he Sussex case will he followed strict y. He is known to feel that his course -enerallv has been approved by the na- ion and that he can proceed with a free hand
 Mir Wilson probably will have an other conference in the near future with James W. Gerard, American ann bassador to Germany
 The president also will take up con- 'ideration of the Mexican situation promptly. He has been getting frequent reports from Secretary Lane. meeting at Atlantic City and will now give the question detailed study.
 A number of important appointments are to be made soon but some of them may be postponed until congress con- venes. They include the members of the tariff commission, the shipping bill. several judges and a board to admin ister the workingmens compensation law for federal employees
 Reports that the president has de- cided on changes in his cabinet were said tonight by officials to be prema- iure. While it is possible that one or more of the present cabinet members may not remain in the presidents fam fly after March four. officials insist that he has not yet considered the question.
 When MT. Wilson returned tonight | he found awaiting him thousands of | telegrams and letters congratulating him on his reelection. If possible he will read them all