Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-09-12 | Page 1 | President at Sister's Bedside |

Type	issue
Date	1916-09-12
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
Rights	No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title	President at Sister's Bedside
Type	article
Date	1916-09-12
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
Page	1
OCR Text	Show PRESIDENT AT SISTER'S BEDSIDE Mrs. Anna Howe, Critically 111 at New London, Connecticut. New London, Conn, SepL 12. President Presi-dent Wilson today remained near his sister, Mrs. Anna Howe, who is crltl-callv crltl-callv ill hero. His plans depended largely on the outcome of her sickness. sick-ness. Early this morning it was said that her condition was practically unchanged. un-changed. . , During the forenoon the physicians attending tho president's sister, Issued the following bulletin: "Mrs. Howe had a comfortable night. Her condition remains about the same." , . , This news was Immediatelv forwarded forward-ed to the president on tho Mayflower. Soon afterwards the president and Mrs. Wilson came ashore and went to Mrs. Howe's hotel. As they walked up the main street of New London they were recognized by many persons.
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