Coolidge Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1924 Proclamation
President Calvin Coolidge issues a proclamation declaring Thursday November 27 as Thanksgiving Day. He cites continued peace, improving public health, strong industrial output, and abundant harvests. The message urges national worship, humility in prosperity, and dedication to God and mankind. Signed in Washington November 6, 1924.
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Women Vindicated In Coolidge Choice Statement
Louisville, Ky. November. Alvin T. Hert, vice chairman of the Republican National Committee, declares that women vindicated their judgment in the Coolidge election. He says the vote proves women are politically informed and have become a influencing factor in selecting the next president.
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Hartford Men Stabbed After Election Parade
Hartford on November 6 reports Cornelins Feeley 21 of 6 Whitmancourt and Samuel Seigal 27 of Windsor Street stabbed after an election night parade, police moving in with six arrests later discharged as no one could be held responsible. Feeley hospitalized.
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