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Page 717
... Coolidge Peace Program 1198 Hoover Repudiates 975 1322- Coolidge's Message ( " Last Will and Testament " ) 1319 Hughes's Speeches 1111 812- Corn Borer , Victory for the 1116 Africa , White and Black in 777 Creed for a Church 813 ...
... Coolidge Peace Program 1198 Hoover Repudiates 975 1322- Coolidge's Message ( " Last Will and Testament " ) 1319 Hughes's Speeches 1111 812- Corn Borer , Victory for the 1116 Africa , White and Black in 777 Creed for a Church 813 ...
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... ( Coolidge's Armistice Day Vexatious Repetitions 895 Powdered Coal 978 Speech ) 1245 Power Site Licenses 980 Smith ( A. E ) and the Issues 739 Wet , Dry and the Vote 1198- Power to Think 938 Smith ( Governor ) A Word to 861 Whisperers ...
... ( Coolidge's Armistice Day Vexatious Repetitions 895 Powdered Coal 978 Speech ) 1245 Power Site Licenses 980 Smith ( A. E ) and the Issues 739 Wet , Dry and the Vote 1198- Power to Think 938 Smith ( Governor ) A Word to 861 Whisperers ...
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... Coolidge , was on an inspec- tion trip in the West . The secretary had accompanied him and was kept so busy that he did not have time to get his hair cut . It is pleasant , in attempting to analyze this lamentable situation , to offer ...
... Coolidge , was on an inspec- tion trip in the West . The secretary had accompanied him and was kept so busy that he did not have time to get his hair cut . It is pleasant , in attempting to analyze this lamentable situation , to offer ...
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... Coolidge . Mr. Hoover , however , insists on know- ing the minute details of everything that is going on even those unfortu- nately necessary details regarding which a Presidential candidate is sup- posed to be blissfully ignorant ...
... Coolidge . Mr. Hoover , however , insists on know- ing the minute details of everything that is going on even those unfortu- nately necessary details regarding which a Presidential candidate is sup- posed to be blissfully ignorant ...
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... Coolidge was a possible candidate he could not , of course , admit that his eyes had wandered in the direction of the White House . Then came the famous " I do not choose " statement from the President , and Dr. Work , who had long ...
... Coolidge was a possible candidate he could not , of course , admit that his eyes had wandered in the direction of the White House . Then came the famous " I do not choose " statement from the President , and Dr. Work , who had long ...
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