President Coolidge to Congress outlines foreign and domestic policy
In a message to Congress, President Coolidge urges firm U S principles in world affairs, calls for a balanced budget, strong defense, tariff stability, and reform of railroads and federal agencies. He endorses limited participation in the League of Nations, supports arbitration, and outlines plans for tax policy, veterans care, agriculture relief, and Muscle Shoals disposition. He emphasizes American leadership with justice and mercy in world affairs.
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