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... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT needed the connivance of politicians and statesmen. Witness the notorious lobbies in Washington. Any legal restrictions that will curb such pilfering, or put stop to such things as banks running bond houses annexe, will ...
... Roosevelt Out-Roosevelted. At cne the registry offices an old Irishman was requested hU signature to a document. Ho wrote for hie name tho mysterious eymbo'e— ” Q6.” On being ssked to explain, said that PA3K stood for ‘‘Patrick.” and Q6 for *' Cueick ...
... Roosevelt FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT NEW YORK, Sunday. P*VEN Wall Street, his bitterest enemy, is now ready to bet 3| to I on Roosevelt being re-elected President of the United States. Good business is proving bad propaganda for his Republican opponents ...
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... Roosevelt P RESIDENT Roosevelt indicated at his Press conference yesterday that he will accept Democratic nomination to serve fourth term if elected. ...
... For Roosevelt Washington, Saturday, Pledges of support for President Roosevelt's gigantic rearmament plans ' have been made by three of America's leading Republicans ex-President Hoover. Mr Landon. and Colonel Frank Knox. The last two were nominees for ...
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... ROOSEVELT “SHORT SNORTER SHINGTON, Friday. Roosevelt disclosed it he was very much a >f the Short Snorter e who have crossed the irchlll is also a “Short esident said that during to Casablanca he had is name more than any ie in his life, and when equired ...
... ROOSEVELT HEARS ROOSEVELT. JAMES ROOSEVELT is on the Queen Mary which is due at Southampton to-day. It will be possible for him to hear his father. President Franklin Roosevelt, on the air when he delivers the address in commemoration of the election ...
... ROOSEVELT held in Washington, preceded by a banquet Mr* Roosevelt win attend, and wOl a number of flbn stare. Mrs- Roosevelt will receive th* stars at th* Whit* House, introduce them the President and entertain them to luncheon. Shortly before midnight ...
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... THE ROOSEVELT& ELDEST ON MARRIED. Pr Aoe'atiois . —By rectrie Telograph—Copyrirlit. LONDON, June 20. Mr and Mrs Ronsevelt attended the wedding of their eldest son and Eleanor B. Ale•tander, of New York. The couple will spend the honeymoon in the ...