Roosevelt shifts Bullitt as Paris ambassador surprise coup
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt moved William C Bullitt from Moscow to Paris, a high level diplomatic shift seen as a bold coup. The article notes Bullitt’s secret six month assignment and sudden recall, with Straus resigning and a new Paris envoy to be named.
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Roosevelt enters campaign with renewed vigor and health
A close confidant notes Roosevelt is in better form than during his first White House days. McIntyre credits open air living, sleep, exercise, and campaign energy for the improvement while observers link it to the reelection effort. Roosevelt rails against drought relief costs as Congress looms, and a sharp commentary on Townsend’s collapse signals White House hopes to mobilize similar forces.
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Snakebite Cure Highlighted in Weaverville Race
In Weaverville California a notable contest crowned Jack Walters as the season’s first rattlesnake bite winner. An anti venom treatment administered within 15 minutes saved him, underscoring the adage that knowledge and experience go hand in hand for safety.
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