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Coolidge Address to Congress Opposes League Yet Favors World Court
President Coolidge in his first message to Congress denounces the League of Nations while supporting a World Court. He presses aid for disabled veterans, questions a general bonus, and lays out foreign policy, debt relief, tariff, shipping, railroads, prohibition, immigration limits, and a strong national defense. He emphasizes American independence, fiscal reform, and moral leadership to stabilize the world.
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