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President Roosevelt warns Winston Churchill that he should be sure of his position recommending Charles Fairbanks as pension agent. He encloses a letter from Horace L. Worcester saying that this nomination was a mistake.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-01-22
Winston Churchill informs William Loeb of the political situation in New Hampshire. After Churchill talks with President Roosevelt’s allies in the states he will give an update, but in the meantime editorials and letters are telling the President’s side of the story. George Moses, who supports Senator Gallinger and advocated for Frank A. Musgrove, will be in Washington this week, and Churchill warns Roosevelt to take care. Moses is editor of the Concord Monitor, an anti-Taft, pro-Gallinger paper, and is the brains of the New Hampshire delegation in Congress.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1908-01-28