Theodore Roosevelt's return signals for progressive bid
In Charles Gardner's London letter Roosevelt plans a quiet Oyster Bay rest before a Kansas speech and possible western tour. He will not endorse Taft or the regular ticket, remains a progressive, and aims to fight corruption and privilege on the people's side.
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Gilson Gardner
London
T. R
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Taft
Kansas
Victor Murdock
Beveridge
Oyster Bay
T. B
T T. R
United States
Ballinger
Theodore Roosevelt
Reuk
St Berk
Ty. R
Colliers
John Brown
Col. Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Texas
Cheyenne
Frank Hitchcock
Renk
America
Aged bride weds in Columbus after mail matchmaking
John W. Lawrence aged 68 marries Mrs. Drucia Foust aged 60 in Columbus Indiana after a sister arranged the match by mail. Lawrence wore a blue ribbon to help identify him when she arrived by train.
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Lawrence
Drucia Foust
Lyman Rawlings
Hartsville
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Paul Richey
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