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President Wilson Exposed on Broadway by Vigilant Discoverer
New York, November 14. President Wilson could not hide his identity in public as he walked with Colonel House. A passerby shouted his name, crowds followed, and Secret Service guarded him through a Salvation Army meeting and a Gugliarfisti gathering. He later reached the Waldorf Astoria, then rode to Colonel House’s home, planning golf and a drive for the day. Roosevelt noted Wilson’s proximity but they did not meet.
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New York
Wilson
E. B.louse
Colonel House
Broadway
Secret Service
Salvation Army
G Wilson
President Wilson
Salvationists
Villa
Carranza
Thirty-fourth Street
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Mr. Wilson
House
Fifth Avenue
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Theodora Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
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Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Cleveland H. Dodge
Riverdale