Refusal of Lieutenant Colonel Commission Cited by ADC
In a letter from ADC Will Carey to Major Anderson the Wyoming Regiment offer is declined citing family, business, and logistical sacrifices. He notes prior willingness to serve with Roosevelt and suggests the nation would be better served if others lead while he remains at home. He ends by asking voters to judge a candidate who did not place self above duty.
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Anderson
Wyoming Regiment
Businees
Roosevelt
Wilson
France
Carey
Woodrow Wilson
Wyoming
Six Points Stand Out in Governor Race Allegations
A letter criticizes Mr. Carey for refusing a high wartime post, arguing he valued his comfort over duty. It questions his draft status, earnings desires, and a secretary claimed as German subject, suggesting possible access to war secrets if elected. The piece contrasts Roosevelt's army with Woodrow Wilson's national draft and notes Carey's cited personal sacrifices.
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W. (Wiedeke
Carey
National War Department
Roosevelt Sees Life and Death as Parts of Adventure
The speaker notes that life and death are parts of the Great Adventure and warns that no worthy venture is led by one who prioritizes personal safety over duty. The quotation emphasizes courage and commitment.
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Jon. F. L. Houx
ADC
Cheyenne, Wye
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Cheyenne
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Theodore Roosevelt
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