Roosevelt greeted by huge Des Moines crowd in Iowa visit
President Roosevelt toured Iowa amid a storm of cheers. Des Moines hosted a long, rousing welcome with crowds along the route to Shenandoah, Clarinda, Osceola, Ottumwa, and beyond. He praised Iowa’s farms, industry and children, urged national unity, and spoke of duty, liberty, and progress in a period of postwar reform.
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