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3:47Now PlayingEllen Axson, the first wife of Woodrow Wilson, died in the White House during the summer of 1914. Edith Bolling Galt married the widowed president in December 1915. After Woodrow Wilson's stroke, it was Edith who carefully guarded access to the president and who ignited a debate that continues to this day over how much power she exerted. The Kansas City Library hosted this event with Kristie Miller, author of "Ellen and Edith: Woodrow Wilson's First Ladies."
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