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Dee-lighted, Pure Act, and The Big Stick

Dee-lighted, Pure Act, and The Big Stick. 1898 The Rough Rider is approached by Boss Platt. A VP Candidate. “What Could the Poor Boy Do?” William Allen Rogers  Harper's Weekly  June 30, 1900. “Branded But Not ‘Broken’ " Udo J. Keppler  September 12, 1900.

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Dee-lighted, Pure Act, and The Big Stick

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  1. Dee-lighted, Pure Act, and The Big Stick

  2. 1898 The Rough Rider is approached by Boss Platt

  3. A VP Candidate “What Could the Poor Boy Do?” William Allen Rogers  Harper's Weekly  June 30, 1900

  4. “Branded But Not ‘Broken’ " Udo J. Keppler  September 12, 1900

  5. "Drawing the Line in Mississippi" Clifford BerrymanWash PostNov 1902

  6. How did Roosevelt demonstrate growing Executive authority? “Jack and the Wall Street Giants” Joseph Keppler, Puck,1904

  7. “Firm Stance on the Rebate Bill” Homer Davenport, 1902

  8. A 1904 campaign bill By Homer Davenport

  9. Puck illustrates allegations against TR in ‘04…but is it misleading? “Putting the Screws on Him”  by Udo J. Keppler  November 2, 1904

  10. “Once More into the Breach, Dear Friends, Once More” Edward Windsor Kemble ,Harper's Weekly  July 18, 1908

  11. “Lining Up for the Greatest Race in the World"  William Allen Rogers, Harper's Weekly, July 2, 1904

  12. (Who invented bball?) “Goal!: Just a Little Basket Ball Practice in the White House Gym” Frank Nankivell  March 4, 1908

  13. “The Voice of Jacob, But the Hand of Esau” William Allen Rogers  Harper's Weekly February 29, 1908

  14. “I Believe in Giving Every Man a Square Deal” Edward Windsor Kemble  Harper's Weekly  March 9, 1912

  15. "The Latest Arrival at the Political Zoo" Edward Windsor Kemble  Harper's Weekly  July 20, 1912

  16. ????? “W. J. B: ‘Say, Debs,…” Edward Windsor Kemble  Harper's Weekly  September 21, 1912 How valid is the author’s viewpoint here?

  17. Would Roosevelt have won in 1912 if the Republican Party had not split? • How would things have gone differently? Louis Glacken, Puck Magazine, 1912

  18. Wilson on Uncle Sam’s Farm: Sam: “At last by crackey we got a team that’ll pull together, so the sooner we get to plowin’, the sooner we’ll get through…” Puck, Nov 27, 1912

  19. Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921) What did “getting’ through” his agenda mean during Wilson’s term? What did he get enacted? How does he compare to Roosevelt and Taft? Do the chart…

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