Coolidge Seen As Mystery President With New Traits
Washington observers note a growingly enigmatic Coolidge after two years in office. Reports describe a dual personality emerging post election, with jokes from stars like Ethel Barrymore and Will Rogers, yet moments of seriousness over fishing and timing at games.
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United Press
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
D&a
Coolidge
Everly
Ethel Barrymore
Will Rogers
Roger
Indiana
Society Figure Flies Own Ship Amid Public Scorn
An impatient crowd yells from behind as a society figure ignores high class dramas to attend vaudeville and a racy revue. He previously visited Hamlet, stayed in Washington to set a good example, and sat in a 100 degree office in a wool suit before signaling a new stance.
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Washington
Eleanor McCarthy
New Orleans
Far South
Inconsistent Coolidge Faces Summer Strains and Demands
The article portrays President Coolidge as volatile in mood and approach during a hot Washington summer. It notes contrasts between tractable leniency and firm, even harsh, demands on leaders. It cites episodes in which he shifts from decisive to cautious and from personal interest to distant detachment.
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House
Senate
Coolidge
Warren
Jamaica Party Customs Noted In Story Of Shoes On Heads
The article contrasts a politician's quiet stance with a contrasting Jamaica scene where young women carry shoes on their heads to parties and wear them on arrival, illustrating local customs.
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Jamaica
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