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Bela Tokaji tells Theodore Roosevelt he was astonished by the number of friends and admirers Roosevelt has in Washington, especially among newspaper men. Everyone mentions Roosevelt for the presidency. Tokaji talked with several senators but is truly a Roosevelt man and cannot be convinced otherwise.
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1911-12-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary asks Henry F. Cochems if there is any truth to the article that references Senator Poindexter and the Wilson League. The secretary questions Poindexter’s usefulness to the League, if in fact he were to speak under their auspices.
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1912-09-18
Theodore Roosevelt thanks William Hutchinson Cowles for his letter, which described a plan similar to that in a letter Roosevelt received from Senator Miles Poindexter. Roosevelt has given Cowles’s letter to Senator Dixon.
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1912-07-30
Theodore Roosevelt instructs F. Wesley Phelps to communicate with Senator Miles Poindexter right away.
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1912-07-23
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs J. Gordon McPherson that based on his record, Roosevelt has agreed to give a short address to the “colored people of the Pacific Northwest” while in Spokane, Washington. He directs McPherson to contact Senator Miles Poindexter to make arrangements.
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1911-03-08
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary directs Lillian Shannon Caple to contact Senator Miles Poindexter who is responsible for arrangements during Roosevelt’s visit to Washington.
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1911-03-06
On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, his secretary thanks Elwin L. House for the invitation. However, Senator Miles Poindexter is responsible for arrangements during Roosevelt’s visit to Washington. He directs House to contact him.
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1911-03-02
On behalf of Theodore Roosevelt, his secretary thanks Ira C. Hartzell for the invitation. However, Senator Miles Poindexter is responsible for arrangements during Roosevelt’s visit to Washington. He directs Hartzell to contact him.
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1911-03-02
Frank Harper, Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt, asks James Willard “J. W.” Maxwell to contact Senator Poindexter regarding Theodore Roosevelt’s Washington state itinerary.
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1911-02-21
Theodore Roosevelt declines an invitation from S. E. Mezes.
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1911-02-21
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary asks David Brown to contact Senator Miles Poindexter regarding Roosevelt’s itinerary in the state of Washington.
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1911-02-21
Theodore Roosevelt declines Frank Alfred Golder’s invitation.
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1911-02-17
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary asks Andrew Klebe to contact Senator Miles Poindexter regarding Roosevelt’s travel arrangements in Tacoma, Washington.
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1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt declines the invitation from Mayor John P. Kiggins to include Vancouver, Washington, in his western states tour.
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1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary asks James T. Blakistone to contact Senator Miles Poindexter regarding Roosevelt’s travel arrangements in the state of Washington.
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1911-02-16
Theodore Roosevelt declines George Turner’s invitation, explaining that when traveling he stays in hotels rather than private homes.
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1911-02-15
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary refers Henry L. Sizer to Senator Miles Poindexter in reference to Roosevelt’s travel arrangements.
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1911-02-14
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary informs George B. Burke that Roosevelt intends to visit Tacoma, Washington, in the spring. Burke should contact Senator Miles Poindexter to discuss details and make definite arrangements.
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1911-02-04
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary writes to Clemens J. France of the Municipal League of Seattle, Washington regarding an entertainment committee. The Secretary suggests France contact Senator Miles Poindexter to decide which meetings Roosevelt should address.
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1911-01-23
Theodore Roosevelt’s secretary directs F. R. Cuthbertson to contact Senator Miles Poindexter to learn more about Roosevelt’s upcoming speech in Spokane, Washington.
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1911-01-12