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J. Beggs writes to Theodore Roosevelt to inform Roosevelt his plan, which they discussed at a prior meeting, to curb the yellow press is falling into place and he is only awaiting a response from John Wanamaker to proceed. Beggs says he will advise Roosevelt as soon as he hears back from Wanamaker.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-06-08
Paul Morton sends his ideas about a recent conversation with President Roosevelt about currency reform. Morton warns that unless currency laws are revised soon the U.S. may undergo a financial crisis. Morton does not think Roosevelt should support a particular reform plan, but does believe that he should insist on the revision. Morton recommends Roosevelt meet with Frank A. Vanderlip, John B. Claflin, and Charles A. Conant.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-09-13