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Theodore Roosevelt wrote an essay about the YMCA which drew protests. Roosevelt is excited to hear that the troops are in the trenches and is doing what he can to help rally support. Roosevelt’s grandchildren and daughters-in-law are visiting. He ends with reports of the political races.
1917-10-30
Theodore Roosevelt writes his son Archie, serving in the military in Europe, with the latest family news.
1917-06-28
Theodore Roosevelt writes to Archie Roosevelt to give him his love and to report on how his wife Grace Stackpole Lockwood Roosevelt and his brother Quentin Roosevelt are doing. Roosevelt says everyone is working but him, who is spending his time fighting German sentiment in the United States.
1917-07-08
Theodore Roosevelt writes of how pleased he and Edith are to have Grace Stackpole Lockwood Roosevelt visiting them. His grandson, Richard Derby Jr., was taken to the hospital. Roosevelt then asks Archie to tell the lieutenants he is reading Longfellow’s Saga of King Olaf. He tells of his battles at San Juan and ends with explaining that the current administration does not wish to have Roosevelt’s help.
1917-08-02
Theodore Roosevelt reports that Grace Stackpole Lockwood Roosevelt is visiting for a fortnight. Little Richard is in the hospital with appendicitis. Ted Roosevelt was promoted. Roosevelt is very frustrated with the slow preparations for the war.
1917-08-08
Allyn F. Hanks writes to Archibald B. Roosevelt regarding George Bird Grinnell’s book, History of the Boone and Crockett Club.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1951-05-28
Allyn F. Hanks writes to Archibald B. Roosevelt regarding a newly acquired copy of George Bird Grinnell’s History of the Boone and Crockett Club and states that the park will return it via registered mail.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1951-10-13