The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-07

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cudtatofcd 60 rafff oui after be- auc
ccrdsa the fofmpi upon the President
iifAuic death 40 ihe NanHs of AZ asfaa.
siu Roosevelt retained hif prcdeere
earT cabinet as ht uwn aud So Kent
} IN office ihs amhsssadesa nnd mlnlf
tors whom Mck nicl had appointed, Af
much at twn Years hnipre the PRIEST
dcniiai eAmpnien OF 1904 Republican
organizations in various States began
eniofeine him as their neNi candidate
u was thus fsat "tNc man uf det
tia, idoa hecamo associated with his
Nfc petenaihiV. Roosevelt lpnNinn the
gotcrnofshlp az New York to become
Vice President waH moving forward
from state poiitlDa infn national poll
tics. no bits political opponents pro.
fcsrfd publicly so hcncvr but N was
ihvir secret dcd,r 60 "shclvo The nan
auH eliminate him from prominence DOB
ihelf owr community b. was s1id. that
prompted those political foes CO. obtain
FOR him tho Nl.c Presidential n0min-
aiioni which ho personally did mot dee
sire.
A. che hciehi of hia public and po
Htitni career. du.ug tho four wears of
tho term for which ne had been elected
Roosevelt accomplished achievements
which historians viii .unk hirh in thc
international and Industrial ploaless
90 tib country They Included his ln
fluc lini nreot ticnf which conduct
"a I'D rorismoufh y a. effected pea,
between RUSSIA and Japan mAinicn-
lone, nf the Monroe Doctrine at period
when European POWERS we've interest
ga in thf nffairs of Venezuela Tho
recognition ct panama aa Republic
and his treaty with Panama by which
tho infefrDceanio cpnai through th4t
country was put undoi way and tho
f~-Oemcnt thruuga hlH moral Influence
yn rho facn of situation in which
There WIS nee ndfuuutc Federal icrls-
latiou of tho ronrsylvania coni mine
strife For his rHrt Boz terminating
tho l,ugEn. lnpHHstr conflict hc woH
awarded ihc Nnbo Peace prlac iu 1905
-Four years hior once more private
citizen hc wna Special Ambassador
from tho United states ui Tho funeral {
KIM Edward VII of England
oppostior 20 Taft
/ A rN m the friendship between
Roosevelt aud hls successor as ircsi
don't William Howard Taft lod % thc
f0rnrra announcement OF bees opposl
tcn Go Mr Taf, accumulation. The
cN PRESIDENT Influence had boon
mrrc boo placing air Taft in the White
House Sow hin Influence WIS equally
STRONG iu pretcuiina 49, Tart from a..
mnir.ne fhtrr .fcn who ha1 elastic Z
WITT the rau policies quickly rallied iu
H0otoveita support Roosevelt na.
somnied what d. TERMED HH consirrr
tive idcaH Ha opposed 90 ihr cuusrr fu-
ltlvo rnes nf the Ho-cailcd Republican
l"pld GuRrd ehlrH Hfcfi1cd Thorn VITA
tho description procroasivcs' ans nf
gan 1ed thr Progressive Party hy with
ds.,vinr with has followers from 'hr
lCiu,aro Convention of 1919 lie become
the new ppftys condidato Tor President
This split ln tho Republican ruuhs rD.
suited ln Woodrow Wilson'S election
ono OF the mcsf dramatic inrid 1fh
in boosoVpirs ifr occurred during his
campaign. A. Ns was leaving "a hotel
in milwaukee,. tn SO to moctinr rnll
10 tnnho a political address. man
standing among tho spectators in the
street frra e. shot which Hifuch the
Colsnei aud sustah'd rlh Hooar P
vcif msiatcd be- wes not seriously nurt
land lir automobile conveyed hm 90
the hail There. be- spoke 20 AN pudi.
onca which hnd knowledge of what hid
happened -suhhinr women and Fravo-
faond mon shaken with emotion 10y hia
lnpnparnucc under such circumstance.
Examination of Tho wound showed 20
was serioua aud tho candidate YVES hur.
rlcd hp special train 90 ChiCaro foi
trcstlnent Though ho speedily rccov-
urod the bullet waf never removed The
assassin was nont 90 un asylum for
the insane
Left White House.
Roosevelt after leaving the White
IiOurc DEVOTED h.s life largely 10 liter.
lars work hunting mud exploration lie
lhrcAme contributing editor 90 The nut B.
look ln 1909. continuing this for five
wears and latter held editorial positions
with The metropolitan and the Kansas
lCity star From 1889 hc published
about flfly volumes of WORKS. covering
the wide range of naval history. hunt
ng biography the Roush Riders.
Amcricnnism Ndtionalism conscrvn
ton ~ womanhood and childhood. ans
n. aif. exploration, the world War and
ana Americas participation in a. ana
his autobiography HIS hunts for hlE
game and hls 1cgt for exploration took
him into the American West. tho heart
OF Africa And ths WILDERNESS ut hrn1h.
pom hla return from his African
Journey "a rrtuIu during which he
mace triumphant sdtiea into i-ui"
pcau capitals ali Was reviewed hN nn-
uou : rulers Including tho Emperor ~
l0crmamy hr arrived m New York a.
| ~,potionre syhnt was eDnolpfit rouccd E.
sd Zoo ho the greatest ovation an Amcn
can pilNatc uitlAon waH ever accorded
hN u.o neonic of hls country This Was
u siN Al 90. head ef tu exploring
PARTY ln South America in 1919 hc din-
covered aud followed ior huN miles A
Mndeir1 river tIhuNaN Witch ihe hia-
adlnn Governments subsequently manned
fn h.e honor REQ Theodore ihis was
] Inc inmnus "iilNrl of Doubt so.rallca
hoc.iise m many quarters considered
authoritative Il Was questioned whether
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