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e harding scandals came to light he moved swiftly to restore confidence in the white house and otherwise followed his conviction that the business of america is business coolidge vetoed the mcnary haugen farm relief bill with the equalization fee calling it an economic folly he advocated reducing surtaxes on the high income brackets arguing that a lower tax rate would produce more revenue for the federal coffers his prohibition policy was to see that the federal government enforce the law as long as the 18th amendment remained in the constitution the country was enjoying high productivity and low unemployment and he was the apostle of prosperity economy and respectability during the 1924 presidential campaign his opponents exhausted themselves with charges about the government s deficiencies while he received credit for his equanimity and the economic upturn with his slogan keep cool with coolidge he won easily but 1924 was a sad year for coolidge for in july his younger son calvin jr died of blood poisoning 1926 postmaster appointment signed by president calvin coolidge and postmaster general harry s new historic us image coolidge the dour and frugal teetotaler from vermont was utterly out of step with the jazz age of his second term as bootlegging corruption and stock market speculating became rampant coolidge who preferred to lead by example tended to administrative affairs and quietly trimmed 2 billion from the national debt the new york times in its article unusual political career of calvin coolidge never defeated for an office summarized his second term as follows during his term of office from 1925 to 1929 president coolidge achieved more of his program he was imperturbable under criticism of his administration for he had usually foreseen the criticism and it was part of his calculations he was somewhat disturbed however by the legend which had grown up about the silence that he was a cold inhuman political machine he attempted to be more friendly but his attempts were awkward with all but his most intimate associates his natural taciturnity his distaste for emotionalism the disciplined life he had led and finally the dignity of his high office all combined to keep him so apart from the rest of mankind that there was little outer manifestation of any inner stir he did not seek reelection in 1928 he retired in 1929 to northampton where he busied himself writing newspaper and magazine articles after retirement from the presidency hes served as the president of the american antiquarian society and was elected to directorship on the board of the new york life insurance company he also served as the the national transportation committee chairman which was a group formed by numerous banks insurance companies and other organizations interested in railway securities the purpose of the committee was to study the situation of the railroads and presenting for public approval recommendations to improve the railway system he seldom took an active role in politics but on oct 2 1932 at a madison square garden republican campaign rally he made his first public address in four years when he appeared coolidge besmirched governor franklin d roosevelt and the democratic party and pleaded for the re election of president herbert hoover coolidge s last speech was on the evening of nov 7 another appeal for the president s re election delivered in a radio broadcast from northampton mr coolidge s last message to the american people was broadcasted from station wins in new york on jan 1 in which he said for the year 1933 it seems to me that we need cooperation and charity the resources of our country are sufficient to meet our requirements if we use them to help each other we should cooperate to promote all kinds of business activity we should do what we can in the way of charity if all that is implied in these two words could be put into operation not only would our economic condition begin steadily to improve but our destitute would secure ample relief i can think of no better resolution for the new year than to work in these directions his health declined rapidly and on january 5 1933 he died of coronary thrombosis in 1923 with the death of president harding vice president calvin coolidge too took the oath of office administered by his father a justice of the peace and a notary in his family s sitting room in plymouth vermont a year later coolidge was elected with the slogan keep cool with coolidge and chief justice william howard taft administered the oath of office the congressional evolution of the united states of america continental congress of the united colonies presidents sept 5 1774 to july 1 1776 peyton randolph september 5 1774 october 22 1774 henry middleton october 22 1774 october 26 1774 peyton randolph may 20 1775 may 24 1775 john hancock may 25 1775 july 1 1776 commander in chief united colonies states of america george washington june 15 1775 december 23 1783 continental congress of the united 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millard fillmore w 1913 1921 barack h obama d 1850 1853 2009 2017 warren g harding franklin pierce d 1921 1923 donald j trump r 1853 1857 20017 present calvin coolidge r james buchanan d 1923 1929 confederate states of america 1857 1861 herbert c hoover r abraham lincoln r 1929 1933 1861 1865 chart comparing presidential powers click here united colonies and states first ladies 1774 1788 united colonies continental congress president 18 th century term age elizabeth betty harrison randolph 1745 1783 peyton randolph 09 05 74 10 22 74 29 mary williams middleton 1741 1761 deceased henry middleton 10 22 26 74 n a elizabeth betty harrison randolph 1745 1783 peyton randolph 05 20 75 05 24 75 30 dorothy quincy hancock scott 1747 1830 john hancock 05 25 75 07 01 76 28 united states continental congress president term age dorothy quincy hancock scott 1747 1830 john hancock 07 02 76 10 29 77 29 eleanor ball laurens 1731 1770 deceased henry laurens 11 01 77 12 09 78 n a sarah livingston jay 1756 1802 john jay 12 10 78 09 28 78 21 martha huntington 1738 39 1794 samuel huntington 09 29 79 02 28 81 41 united states in congress assembled president term age martha huntington 1738 39 1794 samuel huntington 03 01 81 07 06 81 42 sarah armitage mckean 1756 1820 thomas mckean 07 10 81 11 04 81 25 jane contee hanson 1726 1812 john hanson 11 05 81 11 03 82 55 hannah stockton boudinot 1736 1808 elias boudinot 11 03 82 11 02 83 46 sarah morris mifflin 1747 1790 thomas mifflin 11 03 83 11 02 84 36 anne gaskins pinkard lee 1738 1796 richard henry lee 11 20 84 11 19 85 46 dorothy quincy hancock scott 1747 1830 john hancock 11 23 85 06 06 86 38 rebecca call gorham 1744 1812 nathaniel gorham 06 06 86 02 01 87 42 phoebe bayard st clair 1743 1818 arthur st clair 02 02 87 01 21 88 43 christina stuart griffin 1751 1807 cyrus griffin 01 22 88 01 29 89 36 constitution of 1787 first ladies president term age martha washington george washington april 30 1789 march 4 1797 57 abigail adams john adams march 4 1797 march 4 1801 52 martha wayles jefferson deceased thomas jefferson september 6 1782 aged 33 n a dolley madison james madison march 4 1809 march 4 1817 40 elizabeth monroe james monroe march 4 1817 march 4 1825 48 louisa adams john quincy adams march 4 1825 march 4 1829 50 rachel jackson deceased andrew jackson december 22 1828 aged 61 n a hannah van buren deceased martin van buren february 5 1819 aged 35 n a anna harrison william h harrison march 4 1841 april 4 1841 65 letitia tyler john tyler april 4 1841 september 10 1842 50 julia tyler john tyler june 26 1844 march 4 1845 23 sarah polk james k polk march 4 1845 march 4 1849 41 margaret taylor zachary taylor march 4 1849 july 9 1850 60 abigail fillmore millard fillmore july 9 1850 march 4 1853 52 jane means pierce franklin pierce march 4 1853 march 4 1857 46 lifelong bachelor james buchanan n a n a mary todd lincoln abraham lincoln march 4 1861 april 15 1865 42 varina davis jefferson davis february 22 1862 may 10 1865 eliza mccardle johnson andrew johnson april 15 1865 march 4 1869 54 julia boggs dent grant ulysses s grant march 4 1869 march 4 1877 43 lucy ware webb hayes rutherford b hayes march 4 1877 march 4 1881 45 lucretia rudolph garfield james a garfield march 4 1881 september 19 1881 48 ellen lewis herndon arthur chester arthur january 12 1880 aged 43 n a frances folsom cleveland grover cleveland june 2 1886 march 4 1889 21 caroline scott harrison benjamin harrison march 4 1889 october 25 1892 56 frances folsom cleveland grover cleveland june 2 1886 march 4 1889 28 ida saxton mckinley william mckinley march 4 1897 september 14 1901 49 edith kermit carow roosevelt theodore roosevelt september 14 1901 march 4 1909 40 helen louise herron taft william h taft march 4 1909 march 4 1913 47 ellen axson wilson woodrow wilson march 4 1913 august 6 1914 52 edith bolling galt wilson woodrow wilson december 18 1915 march 4 1921 43 florence mabel king harding warren g harding march 4 1921 august 2 1923 60 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