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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1919

Page

9

Theodore Roosevelt the Father of American Valor

A vivid portrait presents Theodore Roosevelt as statesman explorer orator naturalist and writer. The work promises intimate letters filled with tenderness humor and inspiration illustrated by sketches Roosevelt valued publication of his letters above any other writing about him.

Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt

Prince of Wales Hosts 1000 Students Aboard Renown

The Prince of Wales visited New York and Oyster Bay sharing tea with 1000 high school students aboard the battle cruiser Renown. He spoke warmly of American Britain ties and later played squash, attended a Pilgrims' Club dinner, and a Hippodrome performance.

Prince of Wales New York Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Oyster Bay Bay Side America Board of Education Pilgrims’ Club Hippodrome Seventh Regiment Europe Halifax

England Gratitude for Welcoming Prince of Wales in U S

Earl Curzon voiced deep appreciation for the warm welcome given the Prince of Wales in the United States. He said the reception reflects true friendship between the English speaking nations and a shared eager interest in recent events.

Mr. Depew King George Queen Mother New York Chauncey M. Depew Pilgrim Society Chauncey Depew Alexandra London Prince of Wales United States Earl Curzon England Lord Curzon Associated Press

Debate on Federal Ownership of U S Mines

The Liberal Arts debating club at Boston University held its first debate on the resolution the federal government should own and operate U S mines. Judges Ault Huse and Hughes presided. The affirmative team William Lossone of Melrose and Clark Dell of Boston won unanimously.

College of Liberal Arts United States Ault History Huse Hughes William Lossone Melrose Clark Dell Boston

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