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Page 1014
... ment mounted higher than ever before . In St. Louis the registration was like- wise record - breaking , the registration of men exceeding that of four years ago by thirty per cent and the registration of women by seventy per cent . San ...
... ment mounted higher than ever before . In St. Louis the registration was like- wise record - breaking , the registration of men exceeding that of four years ago by thirty per cent and the registration of women by seventy per cent . San ...
Page 1016
... ment machinery . " People have also been saying that if Governor Smith is elected and if Mr. Roosevelt is elected , he - Mr . Roosevelt -will resign as Governor to become Secretary of State . " Stupid rumor , " says Mr. Roosevelt ...
... ment machinery . " People have also been saying that if Governor Smith is elected and if Mr. Roosevelt is elected , he - Mr . Roosevelt -will resign as Governor to become Secretary of State . " Stupid rumor , " says Mr. Roosevelt ...
Page 1232
... ment of his father's seven mills which were paying expenses for making citi- zens . This young second generation president brought in fresh ideas . He wanted to expand the industry still further . And what he did in the suc- ceeding ...
... ment of his father's seven mills which were paying expenses for making citi- zens . This young second generation president brought in fresh ideas . He wanted to expand the industry still further . And what he did in the suc- ceeding ...
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