Leonard Wood Life and Military Career Highlights
Leonard Wood's life outlines a career from Harvard Medical School graduate to army surgeon and Rough Riders organizer under Theodore Roosevelt. He led troops in Cuba and the Philippines, served as military governor in Santiago, and helped train officers for World War I, shaping U S defense and readiness across decades.
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Boston
Arizona
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Los Angeles
Louise A. Condit Smith
Justice Field
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Cuba
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Philippines
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Central States
Roosevelt for Wood
New York party leaders issued a statement formally endorsing Theodore Roosevelt for the Republican presidential nomination. They praise General Leonard Wood as a fearless administrator with proven experience in Cuba and the Philippines and urge support for his constructive liberal program.
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New York
Teotore Roosevelt
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New York Assembly
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Philippines
Leader Joins Wood in Aberdeen Support Bid
A South Dakota Republican state senator publicly backs Leonard Wood for the presidential nomination after hearing Wood speak in Mitchell. The endorsement signals Wood’s enhanced credibility within the party and momentum for his campaign.
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Aberdeen
Leonard Wood
Fesler Delivers Opening Speech for Tax Law Reform and Good Roads
JW Fesler urges correction of tax law and declares for good roads and a war memorial, outlining policy aims in his opening address.
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JW. Fesler Delvers
Fesler Opens Republican Governor Campaign in Wabash
Indianapolis candidate J W Fesler launched his bid in Wabash Indiana arguing against tax board overreach and urging tax relief by statutory right. He called for local control of rates and bonds, better roads school funding and soldier memorials while opposing radicalism and pledging economical, lawful governance.
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Community notices and church listings in Advance area
Sunday visits and church services frame a schedule of local gatherings. A Dover Country Club minstrel performance drew a crowded audience, with an April 8 program planned, and eight graduates were excused from final exams while Emory Stewart and others visited locally.
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Dover
Local nuptials and birth notices from Dover area
Thos. Nelson visits Dr and Mrs Nelson Earl Hartman who were discharged from Brooks Aviation Ged Texas recently. A marriage performed by Rev Frank Huston in Indianapolis unites Mr Donald Sanford and Miss Grace Witt of Lebanon. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Water Whitecotton of New Ross. Sterling Cross now of Lebanon marries Maud Emmert of Lebanon.
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Earl Hartman
Brooks Aviation
Texas Recenty
Wes Warot
Cora Nay
Dover
Frank Huston
Indianapolis
Water Whitecotton
New Ross
Whitecotton
Donald Sanford
Grace Witt
Lebanon
Sanford Formarly
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