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Letter from William Draper Lewis to Theodore Roosevelt

Letter from William Draper Lewis to Theodore Roosevelt

It appears that the election has created a progressive Pennsylvania General Assembly, and work is already being done on several bills reflecting the Progressive Party platform. William Draper Lewis would like to consult with Theodore Roosevelt and his associates at The Outlook regarding national publicity for their efforts in Pennsylvania.

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Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1912-11-09

Letter from G. M. Philips to Theodore Roosevelt

Letter from G. M. Philips to Theodore Roosevelt

George Morris Philips thinks Theodore Roosevelt will find the newly passed Pennsylvania school code of interest. The state legislature provided for a permanent school fund. This fund, which a non-partisan State Board of Education will manage, owns all public water powers and nearly all of the proceeds of its forest reservations.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1911-11-06