Coolidge Begins Presidency Amid Nation’s Mourning
Calvin Coolidge takes the oath as thirtieth U S president at Plymouth Vermont in the Coolidge home. He inherits President Harding’s death and pledges to carry forward Harding’s policies, as Mrs Coolidge weeps and aides organize press headquarters.
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President Coolidge Reacts to Harding Death in Reflective Telegram
The 1923 dispatch shows Calvin Coolidge mourning President Harding, pledging to carry on his policies with cabinet cooperation. Telegrams relay condolences to Mrs. Harding, while background notes trace Coolidge’s rise from Northampton to Massachusetts governor and his “Law and Order” reputation during Boston’s strike.
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New Chief Executive After Harding Death
President Coolidge inherits a nation in mourning after Warren G Harding dies of a cerebral stroke in San Francisco. Calvin Coolidge is sworn in as president in Plymouth Vermont and pledges to retain the cabinet to aid in national duties. The article also notes political maneuvering, Europe reparations talks, and ongoing Ruhr tensions shaping the early Coolidge era.
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Oilfield activity surges in Montana fields and tests
The National Exploration company brings in a commercial producer in the Keyin Sunburst field while refineries draw about 3,000 barrels per day from Ohio Oil tanks at Shelby. Multiple firms plan tests and drills across Cat Creek, Absaroka Florence, Square Butte, and Baker areas, with several wells producing and others awaiting spud.
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