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... ROOSEVELT Contributing Editor 1 service . The Commission , moreover , laid emphasis. Dew outlook AP 6.96 1910 & MR . ROOSEVELT AND THE PEOPLE In the first week of Mr. Roosevelt's jour- ney to the West , ex- tending from New York to ...
... ROOSEVELT Contributing Editor 1 service . The Commission , moreover , laid emphasis. Dew outlook AP 6.96 1910 & MR . ROOSEVELT AND THE PEOPLE In the first week of Mr. Roosevelt's jour- ney to the West , ex- tending from New York to ...
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... Roosevelt is now exercising upon public opinion that influence in behalf of order and hon- esty which ought to be the purpose of every serious political leader . The staff correspondent of The Outlook who is traveling with Mr. Roosevelt ...
... Roosevelt is now exercising upon public opinion that influence in behalf of order and hon- esty which ought to be the purpose of every serious political leader . The staff correspondent of The Outlook who is traveling with Mr. Roosevelt ...
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... Roosevelt with im- mense enthusiasm , and listened to the first general public address he had made since his return ... Roosevelt's suggestion of the right line of conduct for the negro in America : When your neighbor likes and respects ...
... Roosevelt with im- mense enthusiasm , and listened to the first general public address he had made since his return ... Roosevelt's suggestion of the right line of conduct for the negro in America : When your neighbor likes and respects ...
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... Roosevelt to the mob . But did he not really mean that he would make them come down with the cash to elect him , as he did before ? For a man with Mr. Roosevelt's proved record it is simply disgusting humbug for him to rant about the ...
... Roosevelt to the mob . But did he not really mean that he would make them come down with the cash to elect him , as he did before ? For a man with Mr. Roosevelt's proved record it is simply disgusting humbug for him to rant about the ...
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... Roosevelt who asked Harriman to come to the White House secretly , who took his money to buy votes in New York , and who after- wards wrote to My Dear Sherman ' — yes , the same Sherman - reviling the capital- ist to whom he had ...
... Roosevelt who asked Harriman to come to the White House secretly , who took his money to buy votes in New York , and who after- wards wrote to My Dear Sherman ' — yes , the same Sherman - reviling the capital- ist to whom he had ...
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