Dixon, Joseph M. (Joseph Moore), 1867-1934

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Ralph Bolton

On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, his secretary thanks Ralph Bolton for inviting Roosevelt to his establishment, The Des Moines Club. He relays that Roosevelt no longer has plans to visit Des Moines, Iowa, because the trip that was to take place prior to the Progressive Party Convention is cancelled. He also suggests that Bolton contact Senator Joseph M. Dixon at the Manhattan Hotel to plan future arrangements.

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1912-07-19

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Oscar K. Davis

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary writes to Oscar K. Davis regarding the organization of the tobacco trade to support Roosevelt’s campaign. The secretary includes letters on the topic and explains that he sent Mr. Sherman’s letters to Senator Dixon so as to receive Dixon’s input about how to proceed with the endeavor.

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1912-07-19

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Luther G. Sherman

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary responds to Luther G. Sherman’s letter in which he made suggestions regarding the organization of the tobacco trade in support of the Roosevelt campaign. He has sent the suggestions to Senator Joseph M. Dixon, who will contact George Curry.

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1912-07-20

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Coe Isaac Crawford

Theodore Roosevelt writes to Senator Coe Isaac Crawford of South Dakota, conveying his wish to visit and asking that Crawford make arrangements with Senator Dixon.

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1912-07-22

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to George W. Perkins

Theodore Roosevelt would like to know if Senator Joseph M. Dixon could travel to North Dakota to look over the situation. He would also like to meet with Dixon or George W. Perkins today.

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1912-07-16

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Walter A. Hildebrand

Theodore Roosevelt sends a letter of thanks to Walter A. Hildebrand and asks that Hildebrand meet with Senator Dixon, who is staying at the Manhattan Hotel in New York City.

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1912-07-18

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Thomas J. Healy

Theodore Roosevelt writes to Thomas J. Healy, expressing his appreciation for the Chicago Tribune editorial and his dislike of the Record Herald editorial. He contends that the Record Herald editorial is dishonest in its portrayal of the Progressive movement and of his contender, William Howard Taft. Roosevelt is showing his letter to Senator Dixon and asks if he may also show it to Medill McCormick.

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1912-07-16

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to L. H. Thomas

Theodore Roosevelt thanks Dr. Thomas and suggests he contact Senator Dixon.

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1912-07-09

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to John MacVicar

Theodore Roosevelt thanks Des Moines, Iowa, Mayor John MacVicar for his support in the Progressive Party movement. He asks MacVicar to take care of things in Iowa and to contact Senator Dixon while he prepares his Iowa speech.

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1912-07-10

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to H. Robinson

Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary returns an article sent to Roosevelt by H. Robinson and suggests that if Robinson wishes to have the article published for use in the campaign, he should contact Joseph M. Dixon.

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1912-07-11

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Joseph R. Baldwin

President Roosevelt writes to National Progressive Party Maryland elector nominee, Colonel Joseph R. Baldwin, confirming that Baldwin’s name will be printed and reminding him that he expects his vote in the election.

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1912-07-12

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to A. H. Price

Theodore Roosevelt seeks advice from A. H. Price on how to secure support from North Carolina for his presidential candidacy.

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1912-07-06

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Henry Lee Warden

Theodore Roosevelt thanks Henry Lee Warden for his letter and asks him to contact Senator Dixon.

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1912-07-06

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Joseph B. Allee

Theodore Roosevelt agrees with Joseph B. Allee about the Baltimore ticket, and he urges Allee to get in touch with Senator Joseph M. Dixon.

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1912-07-08

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Charles J. Bonaparte

Theodore Roosevelt writes to Charles J. Bonaparte about current political complications and a possible meeting.

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1912-07-09

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to J. C. Darnall

Theodore Roosevelt thanks J. C. Darnall for his letter and confirms that he is forwarding it to Senator Dixon.

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1912-07-09

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to John W. Hall

Theodore Roosevelt thanks John W. Hall for a letter and forwards it to Senator Dixon.

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1912-07-09

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Miles Poindexter

Theodore Roosevelt agrees that there are “irreconcilable elements in the old parties” and that it is “nonsense to try to keep these elements together in the old organizations.” Roosevelt wants the campaign committee to meet soon. Senator Poindexter’s letter has been forwarded to Senator Joseph Dixon.

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1912-07-02

Letter from Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt to Harry Albert Espy

Theodore Roosevelt was unable to reach Harry Albert Espy by phone yesterday. Roosevelt has returned to Oyster Bay, New York, but would still like to see Espy.

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1912-07-03

Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Frank Thompson

Theodore Roosevelt appreciates Frank Thompson’s efforts to organize the Mercer County Progressive League. Thompson’s telegram has been forwarded to Senator Dixon.

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1912-07-03