Wood Campaign Gains Nationwide Momentum for Nomination
General Leonard Wood supporters report growing Wood for President leagues in 35 states. Campaign managers expect 984 delegates with 300 pledged early, aiming to secure the Republican nomination amid strong regional backing and denials of any plan to unseat RNC chair Will Hays.
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Leonard Wood's Western Career
The article recounts Leonard Wood abandoning an arctic dream for medicine at Harvard Medical School, his army start as contract surgeon, and early service under General Crook at Fort Huachuca. It details his 14 month Apache campaign with Captain Lawton, riding the outlaw horse and negotiating the surrender, and notes his later honors including the Medal of Honor for 1886 actions.
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