Hays, Will H. (Will Harrison), 1879-1954

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1918-12-21

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Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Will H. Hays a receipt for $23.70.

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1918-12-19

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

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Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt

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1918-12-09

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Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Will H. Hays a helpful letter from Alfred Bowman.

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1918-12-09

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, his secretary sends Will H. Hays the enclosed letter and asks him to return it.

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1918-12-06

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Will H. Hays the letter from McKeen as requested.

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1918-12-05

Letter from Josephine M. Stricker to Will H. Hays

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Stricker, Josephine M., 1878-1944

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1918-12-06

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Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary sends Will H. Hays a letter from Judge Virgil K. Kellogg and asks him to return it.

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1918-11-25

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary returns the signed receipt and postage to Will H. Hays.

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1918-11-22

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

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1918-11-19

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

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1918-10-16

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Telegram from Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

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1918-02-19

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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Will H. Hays

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1918-02-16

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Letter from Gifford Pinchot to Will H. Hays

Gifford Pinchot writes to Republican Committee Chairman Will H. Hays about the importance of farmers to the Republican Party. He believes it is the farmers of Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, and Illinois that will be most vital to the next presidential election, not those of New York and Pennsylvania. Pinchot feels the danger that the Democratic Party may end up becoming the progressive party in the United States, particularly if it draws in the returning veterans of World War I. For the Republicans to attract them, the party must offer more than policies that the veterans will accept; Pinchot says that it must “label those policies with the names of men whom they will follow.”

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1918-09-04

Letter from Gifford Pinchot to Will H. Hays

Gifford Pinchot sends recommendations for an agricultural plank to the Republican platform. Pinchot would appreciate Republican Committee Chairman Will H. Hays’ feedback on the plank.

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1918-10-08

Letter from Gifford Pinchot to Will H. Hays

Without the support of farmers, the Republican Party cannot carry the next election. Gifford Pinchot outlines for Republican Committee Chairman Will H. Hays a number of strategies for securing the support of the farmers, including that the Vice-Presidential candidate in 1920 should be a farmer.

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1918-09-18

Letter from Gifford Pinchot to Will H. Hays

Gifford Pinchot writes to Republican Committee Chairman Will H. Hays to see who in the Senate would be the most effective voice to present their point of view. Porter McCumber is a farmer and represents that interest. However, there may be a more “effective mouthpiece.”

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