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Twin Falls Chronicle in Twin Falls, Idaho

29 Feb 1920

Page 11

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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1920

Page

11

Roosevelt Motto Rowed. Taft Nomination Tilted in 1908

Fourteenth installment notes debates over open censure for President Roosevelt in the Senate. Roosevelt backtracked on the motto In God We Trust on coins, facing protests before signing the bill. Taft nominated by Republicans in Chicago on June 18 1908, amid Taft Roosevelt contention. A letter from White House May 10 1908 recounts Pine Knot visit with John Burroughs and flying squirrels causing mischief during the stay.

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Roosevelt Pine Khot Chicago Taft John Burroughs Flying Squirrels White House Archie Mother Pine Knot Mr. Burrough Dom John
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Quentin and a Bee Hive Adventure at White House

Editor notes Quentin as a lively boy with a cough and a growing interest in bees. He visits a school exhibit with a beehive, watches bees disturb the class, and ends with a playful scene of prayers and a nursemaid guiding proper kneeling. His eye injury from a foul tip is described, but he remains resolute and upbeat.

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Quentin White House Archie Madamoiselle Uni Quentin and Turner Nicholas Longworth Cincinnati Osyter Bay Kermit Schmidt Darky Dearest
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Quentin and Turner Tales From the White House Letters

Excerpts from 1908 letters recount child Quentin at the White House. Highlights include sunburned legs, a pig-for-profit caper, football and tennis progress, a plaster cast recovery, and stories of Ace the dog and playful antics around Rock Creek and the grounds.

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