theodoreroosevelt

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skillful north said:
Is that Wilson front row far right?
plausible trail said:
This picture is just bullly.... :-) [http://www.flickr.com/photos/toots] Golly, that looks like Wilson.
Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
The sticker and scratched in mirror view it is read 5/13/15 (May 13, 1915)
Art Siegel said:
Theodore Roosevelt was sued for libel by a political enemy, and the trial was held between 4-25-15 and 5-23-15 in Syracuse, New York. Roosevelt won the case. The trial was heavily covered by the press, so I suppose this is Teddy and the press boys assigned to his trial, outside the courthouse. select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F50E1FF73F5D1A72...
Art Siegel said:
The reporter second from left in the back row appears to be James J. Montague who covered the trial for anti-Roosevelt Hearst newspapers. A Roosevelt biographer wrote: ""At the Barnes-Roosevelt libel trial in Syracuse I came across James J. Montague, a hardened reporter on a highly anti-Roosevelt newspaper, walking up and down and cursing. I asked him what moved him to these expletives. 'Roosevelt, damn him,' said Montague; 'I can't keep hating him if I get anywhere within twenty feet of him, and I'm always accidentally doing it. He's spoiling my story." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_J._Montague

bior said:
This is a great shot -- the focus and framing are perfectly executed to draw the viewer's eyes onto the former president.

Dean Z said:
NARA 111-SC-44846. Dated January 8, 1919. "An AEF salute to the memory of colonel Roosevelt. On the afternoon of the day of ex-President Roosevelt's funeral, the men of A.E.R., in respect to a great American's memory, assembled for review at 3 o'clock. Scene is from headquarters of American First Army. Bar-sur-Aube, France." Source: (catalog.archives.gov/id/55248454)