FDR Letters Local Paper Forecasts Defeat in Campaign
The local Eagle editorialized that FDR is a nice young man but cannot win this year as parties and principles matter more than individuals. The July 17 1920 dispatch describes Roosevelt's hectic days in Washington with staff, receptions, and plans to meet the president, ending with a personal note of missing family and awaiting travel.
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FDR Letters Recount 1920 Campaign Reflections in 1924
New York July 21 1924 FDR recalls 1920 campaign turmoil over national chairman selection and Cox notification plans. He notes his optimism after defeat, outlines efforts to present denials and open hearings, and mentions a planned party reunion dinner and upcoming Westward speaking tour.
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