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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
2
Roosevelt plea at all americanism concert urges unity
The last public statement by Colonel Roosevelt was read at an all Americanism concert in New York. He urged no sagging in the fight for Americanism after the war, calling for equality for immigrants who assimilate, and rejecting segregated origins and foreign flags in favor of one flag one language and loyalty to America.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
American Defense Society
Amrica
Harvard University
Harvard
Europe
Alpine Club of
London
Harrison
United States Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
New York City
A&a
McKinley
Leonard Wood
McKin- France
Rough Riders
Wood
Teddy
Cuba
Santiago
Theodore Roosevelt
van Wreck
Philadelphia
New York State
William McKinley
M'Kinley
Unon
Republian
Portsmouth
N. H
Russia
Japan
Venzuela
Panama
Inter-Oceanic
Pennsylvania
United States
Edward VII
England
Wiliam Howard Taft
Taft
White House
Old Guard
Progressive Party
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Milwaukee
Audifere
OutioGk
The
Metropolitan
Kansas City Star
Michigan
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
N. Y
Tammany Hall
Barnes
Syracuse
N. J
H Roosevelt
Wilson
Charles Evansuphes
Coneidas Ora
Mr. Hluehes
Villa
America
Fiderly
Hoosevelt
War Department
France
Mary
Tigu
Congress
Carrier Geether
Nicholas Longworth
Longwor' Ohte
Washington
Dveter Hay
Celone
Capitol
Ahie
Iela
General March
Navy
Treasury Glass
Burleson
Daniels
Roosevelt Dies in Sleep at Oyster Bay Home
Longtime leader Theodore Roosevelt dies at his Oyster Bay residence after weeks of rheumatic illness and related complications. The former president fought inflammatory rheumatism, endured surgeries, and faced the loss of his son in France, with public interest and condolences pouring in from across the nation.
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Gol
Fhegrore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt's Death Sparks Congressional Adjourmment Tributes
Congress adjourned in respect for Theodore Roosevelt after resolutions of regret. Leaders praised his patriotism and courage, noting his war service, presidency, and key roles in peace efforts and national progress. A funeral committee was named to attend Roosevelt's service.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Martin
United States
America
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Massachusetts
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New York
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Kellocg
Poindexter
Curtis
Harding
Saulsbury
Chamberlain
Underwood
Reed
Simmons
Rainey
House
Representative Hicks
Supreme Court
Gregory
Theodore Roosevelt
White
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt Descended From The Roaring 20th
Theodore Roosevelt's life as a celebrated statesman, explorer and writer is traced through his African journey, World War I activities, and post White House public life. The piece notes his leadership, clashes with political rivals, military ambitions, and family service in France and Mesopotamia.
Bryan tribute to Colonel Roosevelt from Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan, staying in Baltimore during his wife’s Johns Hopkins hospital treatment, paid tribute to Colonel Roosevelt. He praised Roosevelt as a great American whose death ends controversy and will be mourned by foe and friend. his marked career would form a fascinating chapter in U.S. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Roosevelt
Me‘uresque
Death of Ex President Shocks Washington
The death of Colonel Roosevelt shocks Washington as officials report the renowned leader died abruptly in the nation’s capital. Tributes pour in from politicians and civilians who recall his lasting impact on policy and public service.
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Washington
Washington, D
Roosevelt “Yeeksd
Father in law of Capt Archibald Roosevelt dies
Thomas John Lockwood father in law of Capt Archibald Roosevelt died Saturday night but the death was not made public until morning. Mrs Archie Kiwlet arrived from New York. Captain Roosevelt was with his daughter when a sage overtook him en route to Oyster Bay.
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Roosevelt
Alice Lee
Bioston
Alice
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Edith Kermit Carew
New York
Ethel
Richard Derby
Theodore
Kermit
Archibald
Quentin
Chicago
New York State
Little Missouri River
North Dakota
Boston
Thomas John Lockwood
Archibald Roosevelt
J.co. Wood
Archie Ki
New Y
Roose
Oyster Bay
Major General Leonard Wood Reacts to Roosevelt Death
Camp Funston Kansas reports Maj. Gen Leonard Wood lamenting the death of Theodore Roosevelt. Wood declares the loss irreparable to the nation and expresses deep personal sorrow while praising Roosevelt for frankness courage honesty and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood
Camp Funston
Kan
Leonard ‘Wood
Co’ Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Keen Regret Voiced In London Official Circles
London officials expressed keenest regret at the death of Colonel Roosevelt fir as news of his passing reached Britain via the Associated Press. Roosevelt, popular in England, had long shown unfailing support for the Allied cause.
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Roosevelt
Asso
New York
J’ Velt
England
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