Coolidge Inaugural Focuses On Economy And Arbitration
President Coolidge pledges four years of fiscal restraint and continued reliance on American strength tempered by moderation. He urges world arbitration and the Permanent Court of International Justice, while stressing peaceful development, domestic tax reform, governance by economy, and a vigilant, principled foreign policy aligned with constitutional ideals.
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Coolidge Inaugural Address Highlights American Unity
International News Service reports President Coolidge’s brief inaugural address from Wallington on March 4. The speech, one of the shortest on record, offers epigrams on serving the country and humanity, condemns partisan bias, and emphasizes prosperity through prudent policy, lawful obedience, and economic restraint.
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