At 8:28 p.m. on November 10, 1923, President Woodrow ... in a letter to his friend Bernard Baruch, was the first live, remote, nationwide radio broadcast. At that time, Wilson's four-minute ...

Roosevelt thought baseball was a “mollycoddle game,” and Coolidge attended to appease his passionate-fan wife, Grace ... unanimous consensus is that Woodrow Wilson, the former Princeton ...

As a biographer of Woodrow Wilson ... “paralyzed” were not used. Wilson did need a rest, but the prescription also served another purpose: It allowed his wife, physician, and most trusted ...

This latest addition to the "official" biography of Wilson will attract wide attention since it deals with the year and a half prior to American entry into the World War. As the biographies and ...

Woodrow Wilson ... true that his last years brought defeat (in his effort to win American membership in the League of Nations) and ill health (so compromised was he that his wife basically ...