Cutting, Bronson M., 1888-1935

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1913-02-06

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Bronson M. Cutting

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1913-02-03

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Bronson M. Cutting

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1916-11-04

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Telegram from Theodore Roosevelt to Bronson M. Cutting

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1916-10-30

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Bronson M. Cutting

Theodore Roosevelt thanks New Mexico Senator Bronson M. Cutting for his contributions to the Progressive Party.

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1912-07-12

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Bronson M. Cutting

Theodore Roosevelt expresses his lack of knowledge about the political situation in New Mexico even though Robert Munro Ferguson, Alford Warriner Cooley, and George Curry have fed Roosevelt information. Roosevelt ends his letter by asking to see Cutting whenever possible.

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1912-06-14

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Bronson M. Cutting

Theodore Roosevelt is disappointed about George Curry. He instructs Bronson M. Cutting to tell Curry and anyone else who asks that Curry does not have a letter from him denouncing Miguel Antonio Otero, George W. Pritchard, or Cutting.

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1916-04-22

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Bronson M. Cutting

Theodore Roosevelt encloses something George Curry sent him, saying he is “sure it is all a fake.” Roosevelt does not believe he ever wrote to Bronson M. Cutting about Holm Olaf Bursum and asks for the facts.

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1916-04-03

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Bronson M. Cutting

Theodore Roosevelt believes that Roberts, who falsely attributed information to Roosevelt in an interview, is an “astounding scoundrel.”

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