Roosevelt Return Sparks Wide Public Interest
The article describes Theodore Roosevelts homecoming and the lively reception he receives. It discusses potential future plans including a possible presidential run, a Cheyenne trip, and a broad 24 state tour with mass meetings.
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Madriz Protest Prompted U S Clarifications On Nicaragua
Washington reports Madriz sent a sharp protest to the President charging U S policy with prolonging the Nicaragua war by blocking bombardment of Bluefields and Venus. Consul Olivares to deliver a reply. State Department sees misstatements and notes telegram exchanges between Diaz and Taft. Knox says the protest warrants special notice due to factual errors and war principles. Weather forecast for Lynden sunny for July Fourth.
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