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Interestingly, the statue of Edith Wilson — Woodrow Wilson’s second wife, who unofficially took over some of his duties after the president’s stroke in 1919 — has been unusually popular with callers, Dicken­sheets says.

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Wilson, Woodrow, submits treaty with Colombia adjusting differences resulting from Panama Revolution, 274, 275; Central American policy, 285-287; Haitian policy, 288, 289; relations with Latin America, 291; interpretation of Monroe Doctrine, 306, 307; Mexican policy of, 307-311; Latin-American policy, 309, 311; opposes concessions to foreign capitalists in Latin America, 328; proposes to extend Monroe Doctrine to the world, 332.

Wilson, Woodrow, on the Constitution as the outcome of a ruling class movement, 51; on the deification of the Constitution, 185.

Wilson, Woodrow, career of, 336, 337; nominated by Democrats for Presidency, 337; elected, 338; delivers message to Congress in person, 339; a coercive leader, 339; attitude toward Mexico, 340; neutrality in European war, 341, 342.