(Roosevelt, Theodore) - "Roosevelt's End Hastened by Sorrow Over Son" Front-page banner headline in San Antonio Express (January 7, 1919)

San Antonio, 1919. First Edition. 0 pp. Disbound. Sub-headlines also on the front page: "Death Near Dawn Comes Painlessly into Slumber", Theodore Roosevelt, Born Oct. 27, 1858 -- Died Jan. 6, 1919", "Influence Will Ive in Affairs of Nation, Leaders of All Parties Reckon With Roosevelt Force", Passionate Love of Vigorous Americanism His Outstanding Characteristic". This is the complete, original disbound 16-page newspaper with edgewear on the top and left edges with overall toning and fragility at the edges. A large photograph os Roosevelt appears beneath the headline. Very Good.

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