Noted Citizen Is Asleep When the Summons Comes
Oyster Bay Col Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep at Sagamore Hill after a long battle with inflammatory rheumatism and sciatica.Mrs Roosevelt found him dead about 4 a m and telegrams of sympathy poured from across the country as relatives were notified and officials offered condolences. Doctors had treated Roosevelt for years, with recent efforts at Roosevelt Hospital and at home, and his death ends a long public career marked by gradual decline in health.
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Colonel Roosevelt to be buried at Oyster Bay later this week
Doctors announced the Roosevelt burial plans with two services in Sagamore Hill and Christ Church, followed by burial at Youngs Memorial Cemetery in Oyster Bay. Colonel Roosevelt, who died after a pulmonary embolism, had suffered inflammatory rheumatism and long illness. details include private family burial arrangements and the sustained health decline prior to his death.
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Notable catch phrases of Theodore Roosevelt shaped speech
The article notes Roosevelt’s recognizable verbal style and lists several famous catch words and phrases coined or popularized by him such as The big stick The malefactors of great wealth and The strenuous life. It comments on his vitriolic tone and influence on national discourse.
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Roosevelt Protest Over Burial Plan For Fallen Officer
A letter from Colonel Roosevelt to General Peyton C. March protests plans to move the body of Quentin Roosevelt after his death in combat. Mrs. Roosevelt joins the insistence that Quentin be buried where he fell, with a small marker, preserving the grave site in France rather than transporting remains.
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Some Tributes to Teddy By America's Statesmen
United Press reports tributes from lawmakers across the nation after Theodore Roosevelt's death. Senators and representatives from Indiana Idaho Massachusetts and Pennsylvania call him one of America's greatest presidents and a famed statesman whose policies and legacy shape the country.
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Roosevelt Eyes Overseas Journey Amid Mixed Feelings
The article notes Colonel Roosevelt, eager yet sad, preparing for a possible overseas trip. No departure plans were set, but officials believed he might embark if his health improved, with potential songs or tunes in his leave.
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Polish Leaders Podrecheski and Paderewski In Poland
Fragmented OCR reads about Paderewski and Piłsudski in Poland with joint talks and shifting alliances. It mentions Paderewski visiting Poland as representative and a political move linked to who will lead the country. The text is garbled but centers on Polish leadership and diplomatic maneuvering.
Darboy Man Uses Darbies on Bandit During Night Hold Up
A Darboy resident subdued a bandit with iron handcuffs during a nighttime hold up near Wrightsosa. Edward Mutermans of Trarhe was injured in the incident and died later at a local hospital.
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Ford Seeks Recount Over Campaign Claims
In a petition received by the president, Ford, Democratic candidate for a senate seat, asks for a recount. He alleges excessive campaign spending, voter intimidation, improper rejection of ballots, and violations of Michigan election laws, among other charges.
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Roosevelt’s Last Message read at all Americanism benefit
New York Col Roose velt’s Last message to the American people urged unity and American assimilation for new immigrants in a reading at a Hippodrome benefit concert read by Henry C. Quimby due to the colonel’s illness. The message stressed loyalty to one flag and warned against segregated identities while defending equal treatment for immigrants who become American.
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States cannot change railroad control ruling
United Press reports Director General McAdoo states state authorities cannot alter interstate railroad rules under federal control. He insists federal authority overrides state commissions and that rates may apply to both intrastate and interstate traffic, avoiding conflict between state and federal bodies.
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Spartacus Group Seeks Power By Berlin Coup
Spartacus Group attempts to seize control in Berlin occupying offices of the Wolf Bureau and papers including Vorwaerts. Reports say a coup d etat occurred in Be lan with tensions rising as German officials warn of dire outcomes. Resignations reportedly offered by Chancellor Ebert and key Socialist cabinet members to the central council of Soviets.
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Man Charged With Murdering Sister
Richard Zehner, forty, was arrested and charged with killing his sister Mrs Elia Zahner during a quarrel over a document. The shooting occurred after a dispute about their father, with son Richard Zehner witnessing the tragedy.
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Cold on American Front Hold After Drina Offensive
The Associated Press reports that on Sunday January 5 zero weather blanketed the Drina front. American forces held territory gained in last week’s offensive with the village of Radish recaptured. Headquarters say military situation unchanged.
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Shipping chairman quits amid U.S. Shipping Board shakeup
Washington reports that a shipping board official resigns as chairman of the ports and commerce committee. The successor is scheduled to move from Chicago to resume leadership at the Haskell Barker Car Company, marking a notable board personnel change in United Press coverage.
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Burier In Her Trouseau Mystery Read in Fragment
Fragmentary note from Usited Press describes an unclear burial garb purchase and a reference to a strange incident. The text hints at a statement by a woman and mentions Wisconsin weather observations and local notes.
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