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Theodore Roosevelt challenges President William H. Taft’s Philadelphia speech, in which he identified himself as a Progressive. Roosevelt also discusses his opinions on the fair and direct representation of the People, and financial conditions in America.
1912-04-03
Theodore Roosevelt discusses the Republican Party’s 1912 Platform and its position on several topics, including economics, constitutionalism, and public welfare. Item includes several drafts.
1912-06-04; 1912-06-07; 1912-06-11
In a speech titled “Elementary Honor, Theodore Roosevelt responds to President William H. Taft.
1912
Theodore Roosevelt gives his opinion on socialism and global politics in his editorial, “The Liberty Loan and the Pro German,” published in 1917 in the Kansas City Star.
1917
Harris C. Fahnestock encloses a copy of his Bankers Committee report containing recommendations concerning “elastic currency” with the hope that President Roosevelt will find it helpful while studying the currency question.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-07-27
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Knapp wants to make it clear that he does not disagree with the Theodore Roosevelt administration on an unnamed “great economic question.”
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1903-01-03