Letter from Paul Lietzow to Theodore Roosevelt
Paul Lietzow recounts to Theodore Roosevelt how he has often been told he resembles Roosevelt, and how he decided to impersonate the former president in a parade in Spokane. The reaction was “beyond [his] expectation,” culminating in Lietzow being brought on stage to give an address. He encloses his speech, alongside photographs of the event.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-05-30