Inauguration Address Sets Broad American Peace Aim
Washington reports President Harding and Vice President Coolidge's oath and inaugural remarks stressing non entanglement in old world wars, international mediation, and a program of economic readjustment. He calls for industrial peace, fiscal responsibility, and unity under representative democracy.
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A speech urging protectionist tariffs to defend American living standards and industry while seeking world trade. It champions constitutional liberty, national self reliance, and balanced growth, calling for jobs, improved housing, and hopeful childhood conditions without forced destruction.
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