Roosevelt Dead the Nation Mourns a Strenuous Leader
Theodore Roosevelt died peacefully Monday at Sagamore Hill from a blood clot in the lung linked to inflammatory rheumatism. He was ivelled as a leading statesman who fought in the Spanish American War and explored jungles, and his funeral at Oyster Bay was conducted without pomp per his widow’s wish. Flags were lowered nationwide as officials paid tribute, and President Wilson and other leaders conveyed condolences while awaiting a funeral plan.
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Theodore Roosevelt Life Sketch and Political Rise
A concise chronology of Theodore Roosevelt from his 1858 birth in New York through his early political career, Civil Service Commission tenure, police board reform, Rough Riders role, governorship, presidency, post term Africa trip, 1912 presidential bid, and church affiliation.
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Feeding World Again This Year Still National Duty
United States Secretary of Agriculture urges continued farmer cooperation for increased production and feedstuff supply. Emphasizes need to expand live stock fats, control animal disease, and strengthen local farm bureaus and extension services to maintain preparedness and secure economic production and conservation.
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Warren Mail
Woman Bosses Mine: Anna Durkee Leads All Woman Run
From the West comes Anna Durkee a leading woman miner and organizer of a 31 million dollar concern run entirely by women She operates garnet copper lead zinc and silver mines and is the largest individual mine owner in the Cattum Arizona district The mine holds veins from sea level to 2600 feet and yields a by product of waste garnet usable in foundry work. The garnets are among the finest zamolgists call them precious garnets.
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Crowded Wenatchee River Sees Spearfishing Frenzy
In Chelan Wenatchee Washington crowds crowd the river as humpback and dog salmon are speared and tossed ashore using pitchforks and other handy tools. The scene reflects an overflow of fish in the Chee law river.
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