Roosevelt and Trevelyan letters reveal a scholar president
The October Scribner's Magazine issue, reviewed by Joseph Bucklin Bishop, uncovers Theodore Roosevelt's intimate 20 year friendship and wide reading through 160000 letters to Sir George Trevelyan. It cites Roosevelt's belief in meaningful achievement over mere tenure, his support for authors, and his varied literary interests from history to art.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
Scribner's Magazine
United States
George Otto Trevelyan
Bart
O. M
Bishop
Roosevelt and Trevelyan
Roosevelt
Europe
George Trevelyan
Macauley
Mr. Roosevelt
Sir George
Trevelyan
Senator Lodge
Elihu Root
White House
Oyster Bay
First Choices Again Victors At Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on September 25 Roy Gratton won the 2:03 pace with ease, finishing ahead of the field. Prince Tuoree won the 2:06 trot after a slow start, best time 2:04. Goldie King captured the Western Horseman futurity for yearling pacers with a purse of 2498.10, while Signal Boy won a middle heat and Goldie King broke late, netting $64.80 on a $2 wager.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roy Gratton
Prince Tuoree
Wilkes Brewer
Charley Rex
Goldie King
Signal Boy
Goldie
Louie Gratton
Squirrel Cache Program to Gather Forest Seeds in Montana
Foresters in Montana seek pine cone caches from squirrels to collect seeds for reforestation. The operation starts around October 15, with some caches yielding 15 to 20 bushels. Typical yields are about five bushels per squirrel, storing cones in damp places to keep seeds from drying. An estimated 100 pounds of Douglas fir seed and 50 pounds of larch seed will be collected this year.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
Survey Planned On Montana Timber Lost In Fire
Mis Soula Montana Sept 24 Un der the direction of the bureau of silviculture of the forest service a survey is to be made soon to determine the value of merchantable timber destroyed the loss in young growth salvage possibilities and the impact on this year s plans It is believed a considerable amount of lumber may be salvaged and used commercially
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Missoula, Mont
Bureau of Silviculture
The
Forest Service
Montana
Albert Coming to U. S. for Business Purposes
King Albert discussed his U S visit with reporters on September 24 saying the trip blends business and pleasure. He cited lessons for education and industry, noting America’s educational system as a model and the opportunity to learn for rebuilding.
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Albert
U. 8
George Washington
Associated Press
King Albert
United States
Negro Confesses Killing of Railroad Conductor in Nebraska
North Platte Neb Sept 24 Leo Darling a negro arrested here today according to Union Pacific railroad detectives and local police has confessed to the murder of Ph L Massey veteran Union Pacific conductor who was found dead yesterday after being shot three times Darling says he shot Massey when the conductor resisted being robbed Masseys hose was at Omaha.
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North Platte
Neb
Leo Darling
Union Pacific Railroad
Ph. l L. Massey
Union Pacific
Darling
Massey
Film men losers as British money falls in New York
London reports a September 23 drop in British currency value in New York forces English film distributors to pay $20,000 weekly more for American motion picture imports. American producers collect all due amounts, offsetting the loss.
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London
New York
Beet sugar relief looms for shortage easing in November
Western beet sugar crop nearing market could lift rationing by November 15 and curb limits. If government acts next year, prices may climb to 15 to 20 cents. Henry H. Rolapp cites war related world shortage as root cause and urges immediate action by authorities.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry H. Rolapp
The
Food Administration
Sugar Distributing Committee
United States Sugar Manufacturers
United States
Charles F. Clyne
Palmer
Clyne
Rolapp
Europe
Amputation Deemed Bar to Heaven Sparks Conflict
In Honolulu a man, Joseph Peters, belonging to a sect that funds entry to heaven only for whole bodies, refused a doctor’s attempt to amputate his leg after a train injury. A staff doctor argued the body must be repaired and consented to remove only the decayed end, hoping to save him.
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Honolulu
Joseph Peters
Petar
Porto Rico government workers form co operative building association
Officials in San Juan report Porto Rico government workers are organizing a cooperative building society among themselves as of September 23.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Pacific Fleet Augments Marine Forces On Coast
Washington Sept 25 Marine corps forces on the Pacific coast are to be augmented due to the creation of the Pacific fleet Briga
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Associated Press
Washington
Marine: Corps
Pacific Coast
Briga
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