Roosevelt resurfaces in politics and press as progressive voice
The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt's return to U.S. politics and public life, praising progressive themes, warning against GOP entrenchment, and urging continued support from progressive voters amid attacks on the Wilson administration and county governance. It also contrasts Roosevelt with Wilson and discusses the era’s press involvement and reform measures.
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Progressive Party
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Joseph Pulitzer
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New York World
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