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1919 - President Wilson and the First Lady Edith Wilson drive past cheering crowds. Theodore Roosevelt shakes hands with Americans.

1918 - President Wilson sends the first airmail in the United States (narrated in 1943).

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1919 - Secretary Houston spends time with his family at home, then goes to work at the Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.

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1918 - Secretary Daniels gets around Washington DC in a horse-drawn carriage.

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1918 - Secretary Baker and his wife tend to their Washington DC garden with their children, then leave to make a social call.

TIRANA, ALBANIA OCTOBER 2017: Woodrow Wilson statue and colorfully painted 'Rainbow building' in Tirana city

1919 - President Wilson waves to a large cheering crowd before getting into a car with First Lady Edith Wilson.

1966 - LBJ receives an honorary doctorate from Princeton University, and arrives to give a speech at the dedication ceremony for the new Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

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1917 - Pilots prepare to depart for the first airmail flight. President Wilson, the First Lady, and Postmaster General Burleson arrive to send the first letter by the service.

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1918 - President Wilson, army chief of staff General March and other officials inspect a Handley Page plane brought over by a captain of the British Royal Aviation Forces.

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1917 - American soldiers accompany President Wilson's motorcade in a Labor Day parade.

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1918 - President Wilson's daughter Margaret arrives at a YMCA outpost in France, and she joins soldiers to inspect dugouts built by German forces.

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1917 - President Wilson speaks on the phone and does paperwork in the White House.

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1917 - President Wilson arrives in Buffalo, New York for the American Federation of Labor convention, where AFL representatives Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison wait to meet him.

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1918 - The Bersaglieri Alpine Corps of the Italian Army visits the White House in Washington DC.

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1918 - Cavalrymen, soldiers and sailors participate in a Pennsylvania Avenue Army Day Parade in Washington DC.

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1918 - American soldiers visit the White House grounds on Army Day.

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1918 - The US Army Signal Corps' insignia is animated ahead of a portrait of President Wilson.

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1910s - The US Army establishes an air mail service during Wilson's administration, and the signal corps invents the telegraph (narrated in 1934).

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1917 - President Wilson watches sheep graze on the lawn of the White House.

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1917 - President Wilson, the First Lady, and Postmaster General Burleson speak with the pilot who will deliver the first piece of airmail.

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1917 - American soldiers march alongside President Wilson's motorcade.

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1917 - President Wilson gives a speech after declaring war on Germany, and his daughter Eleanor stands on the steps of the US Treasury.

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1920 - Huge crowds wait outside ex-President Wilson's residence to watch Senator Glass visit him after Wilson's recovery from illness.

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1918 - President Wilson and other government officials lead the Army Day parade down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC.

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1918 - The Army Day parade marches past the White House in Washington DC.

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1924 - Crowds line the streets in Washington DC for President Wilson's funeral procession.

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1920 - American soldiers march with ex-President Wilson's motorcade in the funeral procession for the Unknown Soldier.

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1933 - A statue of Woodrow Wilson is unveiled in Poznan, Poland, with Edith Wilson in attendance.

Aerial Pan Of Princeton University Campus Which Is Closed Due To Coronavirus

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1918 - A US Army Signal Corps artist draws an American flag and portrait of President Wilson.

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1917 - President Wilson and Secretary of War Baker review army graduation exercises at Fort Myer.

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USA - 1940s - The US government becomes centralized during the Great Depression in an effort to help the people's welfare.

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USA - 1939 - While President Wilson's League of Nations fizzles out, the international scientific community unifies the world with myriad inventions and discoveries.

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USA - 1910s - America's response to WWI is drawn out before Woodrow Wilson decides if the US will join the war (narrated in 1939).

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1919 - Secretaries Daniels and McAdoo lead Christmas Carolers in singing on the steps of the Treasury in Washington DC.

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1918 - President Wilson announces the draft bill to increase America's presence in WWI.

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1923 - News of President Harding's death reaches his father, and Woodrow Wilson and his wife.

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1921 - Huge crowds wait outside the Willard Hotel in Washington DC and watch as President-elect Harding exits to get into his car bound for the White House on inauguration day.

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1918 - Secretaries Baker and Daniels watch US Army and Navy chaplains get decorated on the steps of the State Building in Washington DC.

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USA - 1910s - Germany's submarine warfare taking out the Lusitania leads Woodrow Wilson to decide America will join WWI (narrated in 1939).

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1923 - Secretaries Weeks and Hughes, former President Wilson and his wife, and Admiral Grayson come to view President Harding's casket in the East Room of the White House.

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1918 - President Wilson, Vice President Marshall and Senator Saulsbury are blindfolded and draw draft numbers.

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1918 - Relatives of Senator W.L. Harris receive medals from French military officers in honor of soldiers who lost their lives in WWI.

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1918 - General PC Harris is decorated by French and Italian military officers outside the State Building in Washington DC.

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1918 - US Food Administrator Herbert Hoover, businessman E.N. Hurley and their families sail for Europe on the SS Olympic.

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1918 - Secretary Baker oversees various work in his Washington DC office.

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1923 - Living ex-presidents, politicians, and servicemen either drive or march down Pennsylvania Avenue in President Harding's state funeral procession.