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Profile Portrait of President Warren Harding, c. 1921-23
Profile Portrait of President Warren Harding, c. 1921-23

EVB2948819: Profile Portrait of President Warren Harding, c. 1921-23 / Bridgeman Images

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Profile Portrait of President Warren Harding, c. 1921-23

Governor Bone of the Alaska Territory, stands between President and Mrs. Harding. In a fur-lined parka, Gov. Scott Bone joined Warren Harding's tour as they sailed on the USS Henderson to Seward in July 1923. Florence Harding appears to be quite chilled
Governor Bone of the Alaska Territory, stands between President and Mrs. Harding. In a fur-lined parka, Gov. Scott Bone joined Warren Harding's tour as they sailed on the USS Henderson to Seward in July 1923. Florence Harding appears to be quite chilled

EVB2948832: Governor Bone of the Alaska Territory, stands between President and Mrs. Harding. In a fur-lined parka, Gov. Scott Bone joined Warren Harding's tour as they sailed on the USS Henderson to Seward in July 1923. Florence Harding appears to be quite chilled / Bridgeman Images

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Governor Bone of the Alaska Territory, stands between President and Mrs. Harding. In a fur-lined parka, Gov. Scott Bone joined Warren Harding's tour as they sailed on the USS Henderson to Seward in July 1923. Florence Harding appears to be quite chilled

Inez McWhorter, was the Harding's cook in Marion, Ohio, c. 1906-1920. She was a witness to history when she accidently encountered Warren Harding 'trousers at his ankles' and his lady friend Carrie Phillips, 'on the kitchen table,' one day in 1909
Inez McWhorter, was the Harding's cook in Marion, Ohio, c. 1906-1920. She was a witness to history when she accidently encountered Warren Harding 'trousers at his ankles' and his lady friend Carrie Phillips, 'on the kitchen table,' one day in 1909

EVB2948839: Inez McWhorter, was the Harding's cook in Marion, Ohio, c. 1906-1920. She was a witness to history when she accidently encountered Warren Harding 'trousers at his ankles' and his lady friend Carrie Phillips, 'on the kitchen table,' one day in 1909 / Bridgeman Images

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Inez McWhorter, was the Harding's cook in Marion, Ohio, c. 1906-1920. She was a witness to history when she accidently encountered Warren Harding 'trousers at his ankles' and his lady friend Carrie Phillips, 'on the kitchen table,' one day in 1909

Interstate Commerce Commission in 1921. It was formed in 1887 to regulate railroads, and its authority expanded to cover bridges, terminals, ferries, sleeping cars, express companies and oil pipelines. The Transportation Act of 1921 directed them to consolidate railway properties of the U.S. into a limited number of systems
Interstate Commerce Commission in 1921. It was formed in 1887 to regulate railroads, and its authority expanded to cover bridges, terminals, ferries, sleeping cars, express companies and oil pipelines. The Transportation Act of 1921 directed them to consolidate railway properties of the U.S. into a limited number of systems

EVB2948857: Interstate Commerce Commission in 1921. It was formed in 1887 to regulate railroads, and its authority expanded to cover bridges, terminals, ferries, sleeping cars, express companies and oil pipelines. The Transportation Act of 1921 directed them to consolidate railway properties of the U.S. into a limited number of systems / Bridgeman Images

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Interstate Commerce Commission in 1921. It was formed in 1887 to regulate railroads, and its authority expanded to cover bridges, terminals, ferries, sleeping cars, express companies and oil pipelines. The Transportation Act of 1921 directed them to consolidate railway properties of the U.S. into a limited number of systems

Demonstration given by 100,000 people in Detroit against Michigan's anti-Catholic school amendment. Sunday, Oct, 31, 1920. The Amendment would mandate all children in grade one through eight attend public schools, in effect outlawing parochial school. The Catholic Church mobilized their voters and defeated the amendment in 1920 and again in 1924
Demonstration given by 100,000 people in Detroit against Michigan's anti-Catholic school amendment. Sunday, Oct, 31, 1920. The Amendment would mandate all children in grade one through eight attend public schools, in effect outlawing parochial school. The Catholic Church mobilized their voters and defeated the amendment in 1920 and again in 1924

EVB2948873: Demonstration given by 100,000 people in Detroit against Michigan's anti-Catholic school amendment. Sunday, Oct, 31, 1920. The Amendment would mandate all children in grade one through eight attend public schools, in effect outlawing parochial school. The Catholic Church mobilized their voters and defeated the amendment in 1920 and again in 1924 / Bridgeman Images

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Demonstration given by 100,000 people in Detroit against Michigan's anti-Catholic school amendment. Sunday, Oct, 31, 1920. The Amendment would mandate all children in grade one through eight attend public schools, in effect outlawing parochial school. The Catholic Church mobilized their voters and defeated the amendment in 1920 and again in 1924

President's flag hanging above the entrance to Washington, D.C.'s Willard Hotel, Aug. 4, 1923. Vice President Coolidge's family lived at the Hotel and it became the residence of the U.S. President when Warren Harding died on Aug. 2, 1923
President's flag hanging above the entrance to Washington, D.C.'s Willard Hotel, Aug. 4, 1923. Vice President Coolidge's family lived at the Hotel and it became the residence of the U.S. President when Warren Harding died on Aug. 2, 1923

EVB2948919: President's flag hanging above the entrance to Washington, D.C.'s Willard Hotel, Aug. 4, 1923. Vice President Coolidge's family lived at the Hotel and it became the residence of the U.S. President when Warren Harding died on Aug. 2, 1923 / Bridgeman Images

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President's flag hanging above the entrance to Washington, D.C.'s Willard Hotel, Aug. 4, 1923. Vice President Coolidge's family lived at the Hotel and it became the residence of the U.S. President when Warren Harding died on Aug. 2, 1923

Back view of young women telephone switchboard operations. Washington, D.C., April 7, 1927
Back view of young women telephone switchboard operations. Washington, D.C., April 7, 1927

EVB2948991: Back view of young women telephone switchboard operations. Washington, D.C., April 7, 1927 / Bridgeman Images

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Back view of young women telephone switchboard operations. Washington, D.C., April 7, 1927

Young Women volunteers called the Salvation Army House Girls, 1921. Washington, D.C
Young Women volunteers called the Salvation Army House Girls, 1921. Washington, D.C

EVB2948997: Young Women volunteers called the Salvation Army House Girls, 1921. Washington, D.C / Bridgeman Images

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Young Women volunteers called the Salvation Army House Girls, 1921. Washington, D.C

Two young girls with dolls, c. 1920. They ask for quiet as they pretend their dolls are asleep
Two young girls with dolls, c. 1920. They ask for quiet as they pretend their dolls are asleep

EVB2948998: Two young girls with dolls, c. 1920. They ask for quiet as they pretend their dolls are asleep / Bridgeman Images

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Two young girls with dolls, c. 1920. They ask for quiet as they pretend their dolls are asleep

Crowd of women and children at the Easter Egg Roll at White House, Washington, D.C. April 5, 1926
Crowd of women and children at the Easter Egg Roll at White House, Washington, D.C. April 5, 1926

EVB2949023: Crowd of women and children at the Easter Egg Roll at White House, Washington, D.C. April 5, 1926 / Bridgeman Images

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Crowd of women and children at the Easter Egg Roll at White House, Washington, D.C. April 5, 1926

President Calvin Coolidge and the First Lady with Cowboy actor Tom Mix and Victoria Forde Mix. At the White House, May 21, 1925
President Calvin Coolidge and the First Lady with Cowboy actor Tom Mix and Victoria Forde Mix. At the White House, May 21, 1925

EVB2949032: President Calvin Coolidge and the First Lady with Cowboy actor Tom Mix and Victoria Forde Mix. At the White House, May 21, 1925 / Bridgeman Images

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President Calvin Coolidge and the First Lady with Cowboy actor Tom Mix and Victoria Forde Mix. At the White House, May 21, 1925

Herbert Hoover with girls and boys at a tent camp during the Great Mississippi River Flood in 1927. The worst effected states were Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Hoover, then Sec. of Commerce, was named by President Coolidge to coordinate flood relief with the American Red Cross
Herbert Hoover with girls and boys at a tent camp during the Great Mississippi River Flood in 1927. The worst effected states were Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Hoover, then Sec. of Commerce, was named by President Coolidge to coordinate flood relief with the American Red Cross

EVB2949068: Herbert Hoover with girls and boys at a tent camp during the Great Mississippi River Flood in 1927. The worst effected states were Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Hoover, then Sec. of Commerce, was named by President Coolidge to coordinate flood relief with the American Red Cross / Bridgeman Images

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Herbert Hoover with girls and boys at a tent camp during the Great Mississippi River Flood in 1927. The worst effected states were Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Hoover, then Sec. of Commerce, was named by President Coolidge to coordinate flood relief with the American Red Cross

President Herbert Hoover (seated, center) with the Federal Farm Board, July 12, 1929. Created by the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1929, Federal Farm Board would loan money from its million budget, to create and strengthen farm cooperatives to control production and reduce wasteful surpluses. Hoover preferred this voluntary cooperation rather than the government subsidies that many farmers preferred
President Herbert Hoover (seated, center) with the Federal Farm Board, July 12, 1929. Created by the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1929, Federal Farm Board would loan money from its million budget, to create and strengthen farm cooperatives to control production and reduce wasteful surpluses. Hoover preferred this voluntary cooperation rather than the government subsidies that many farmers preferred

EVB2949081: President Herbert Hoover (seated, center) with the Federal Farm Board, July 12, 1929. Created by the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1929, Federal Farm Board would loan money from its million budget, to create and strengthen farm cooperatives to control production and reduce wasteful surpluses. Hoover preferred this voluntary cooperation rather than the government subsidies that many farmers preferred / Bridgeman Images

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President Herbert Hoover (seated, center) with the Federal Farm Board, July 12, 1929. Created by the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1929, Federal Farm Board would loan money from its million budget, to create and strengthen farm cooperatives to control production and reduce wasteful surpluses. Hoover preferred this voluntary cooperation rather than the government subsidies that many farmers preferred

President Herbert Hoover and the First Lady at a White House reception for Veterans, June 27, 1929. The inclusion of an African Americans in a photographed event was likely requested by Hoover
President Herbert Hoover and the First Lady at a White House reception for Veterans, June 27, 1929. The inclusion of an African Americans in a photographed event was likely requested by Hoover

EVB2949084: President Herbert Hoover and the First Lady at a White House reception for Veterans, June 27, 1929. The inclusion of an African Americans in a photographed event was likely requested by Hoover / Bridgeman Images

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President Herbert Hoover and the First Lady at a White House reception for Veterans, June 27, 1929. The inclusion of an African Americans in a photographed event was likely requested by Hoover

Crowds at the White House for admission to the Easter Celebration, April 1, 1929. There was no Easter Egg Roll in 1929, since First Lady Lou Hoover disliked aftermath of egg stench
Crowds at the White House for admission to the Easter Celebration, April 1, 1929. There was no Easter Egg Roll in 1929, since First Lady Lou Hoover disliked aftermath of egg stench

EVB2949090: Crowds at the White House for admission to the Easter Celebration, April 1, 1929. There was no Easter Egg Roll in 1929, since First Lady Lou Hoover disliked aftermath of egg stench / Bridgeman Images

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Crowds at the White House for admission to the Easter Celebration, April 1, 1929. There was no Easter Egg Roll in 1929, since First Lady Lou Hoover disliked aftermath of egg stench

Newsmen in a 'Press Room' at the Willard Hotel after the death of President Warren Harding. The landmark Washington, D.C. hotel was near the White House and also the residence of now President Calvin Coolidge, August, 6, 1923
Newsmen in a 'Press Room' at the Willard Hotel after the death of President Warren Harding. The landmark Washington, D.C. hotel was near the White House and also the residence of now President Calvin Coolidge, August, 6, 1923

EVB2949093: Newsmen in a 'Press Room' at the Willard Hotel after the death of President Warren Harding. The landmark Washington, D.C. hotel was near the White House and also the residence of now President Calvin Coolidge, August, 6, 1923 / Bridgeman Images

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Newsmen in a 'Press Room' at the Willard Hotel after the death of President Warren Harding. The landmark Washington, D.C. hotel was near the White House and also the residence of now President Calvin Coolidge, August, 6, 1923

President Calvin Coolidge. c. 1923-1928. From 1907 to 1920, Coolidge worked his way up Massachusetts State politics to election as Governor in 1918
President Calvin Coolidge. c. 1923-1928. From 1907 to 1920, Coolidge worked his way up Massachusetts State politics to election as Governor in 1918

EVB2948843: President Calvin Coolidge. c. 1923-1928. From 1907 to 1920, Coolidge worked his way up Massachusetts State politics to election as Governor in 1918 / Bridgeman Images

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President Calvin Coolidge. c. 1923-1928. From 1907 to 1920, Coolidge worked his way up Massachusetts State politics to election as Governor in 1918

President Calvin Coolidge in casual portrait, 1925
President Calvin Coolidge in casual portrait, 1925

EVB2948845: President Calvin Coolidge in casual portrait, 1925 / Bridgeman Images

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President Calvin Coolidge in casual portrait, 1925

People in long line waiting to pay respects to President Warren Harding in August 1923. Harding died on Aug. 2, and was lying in state at the Capitol before his funeral there on August 8
People in long line waiting to pay respects to President Warren Harding in August 1923. Harding died on Aug. 2, and was lying in state at the Capitol before his funeral there on August 8

EVB2948864: People in long line waiting to pay respects to President Warren Harding in August 1923. Harding died on Aug. 2, and was lying in state at the Capitol before his funeral there on August 8 / Bridgeman Images

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People in long line waiting to pay respects to President Warren Harding in August 1923. Harding died on Aug. 2, and was lying in state at the Capitol before his funeral there on August 8

Congressional boxing match with spectators at the House Gymnasium in the Capitol. Dec. 15, 1923
Congressional boxing match with spectators at the House Gymnasium in the Capitol. Dec. 15, 1923

EVB2948866: Congressional boxing match with spectators at the House Gymnasium in the Capitol. Dec. 15, 1923 / Bridgeman Images

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Congressional boxing match with spectators at the House Gymnasium in the Capitol. Dec. 15, 1923

Vice President Coolidge's family residence at the Willard Hotel, on August 3, 1923. A Presidential flag is draped near the mirror, since this became the residence of the U.S. President when Warren Harding died the previous day
Vice President Coolidge's family residence at the Willard Hotel, on August 3, 1923. A Presidential flag is draped near the mirror, since this became the residence of the U.S. President when Warren Harding died the previous day

EVB2948908: Vice President Coolidge's family residence at the Willard Hotel, on August 3, 1923. A Presidential flag is draped near the mirror, since this became the residence of the U.S. President when Warren Harding died the previous day / Bridgeman Images

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Vice President Coolidge's family residence at the Willard Hotel, on August 3, 1923. A Presidential flag is draped near the mirror, since this became the residence of the U.S. President when Warren Harding died the previous day

Campbell Bascom Slemp sworn in as Presidential Secretary to Calvin Coolidge, Sept 4, 1923
Campbell Bascom Slemp sworn in as Presidential Secretary to Calvin Coolidge, Sept 4, 1923

EVB2948941: Campbell Bascom Slemp sworn in as Presidential Secretary to Calvin Coolidge, Sept 4, 1923 / Bridgeman Images

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Campbell Bascom Slemp sworn in as Presidential Secretary to Calvin Coolidge, Sept 4, 1923

French fashion designer Jean Patou and Therese Bonney on an Ocean Liner arriving in NYC. c. 1925. Bonney was beginning her photography career documenting the French decorative arts. By the 1940s she was an award winning war photographer
French fashion designer Jean Patou and Therese Bonney on an Ocean Liner arriving in NYC. c. 1925. Bonney was beginning her photography career documenting the French decorative arts. By the 1940s she was an award winning war photographer

EVB2949008: French fashion designer Jean Patou and Therese Bonney on an Ocean Liner arriving in NYC. c. 1925. Bonney was beginning her photography career documenting the French decorative arts. By the 1940s she was an award winning war photographer / Bridgeman Images

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French fashion designer Jean Patou and Therese Bonney on an Ocean Liner arriving in NYC. c. 1925. Bonney was beginning her photography career documenting the French decorative arts. By the 1940s she was an award winning war photographer

French Fashion Designer Jean Patou, designed sportswear for women including knitted swimwear and the tennis skirt. c. 1925
French Fashion Designer Jean Patou, designed sportswear for women including knitted swimwear and the tennis skirt. c. 1925

EVB2949009: French Fashion Designer Jean Patou, designed sportswear for women including knitted swimwear and the tennis skirt. c. 1925 / Bridgeman Images

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French Fashion Designer Jean Patou, designed sportswear for women including knitted swimwear and the tennis skirt. c. 1925

Herbert Hoover as a 23 year old mining engineer in Perth, West Australia, 1898. The future U.S. President earned a ,000 salary (,000 in 2010) working for a London-based gold mining company
Herbert Hoover as a 23 year old mining engineer in Perth, West Australia, 1898. The future U.S. President earned a ,000 salary (,000 in 2010) working for a London-based gold mining company

EVB2949042: Herbert Hoover as a 23 year old mining engineer in Perth, West Australia, 1898. The future U.S. President earned a ,000 salary (,000 in 2010) working for a London-based gold mining company / Bridgeman Images

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Herbert Hoover as a 23 year old mining engineer in Perth, West Australia, 1898. The future U.S. President earned a ,000 salary (,000 in 2010) working for a London-based gold mining company

Lou Henry Hoover was National President of the Girl Scouts from 1922-25. She wears her 1920's Uniform at Girl Scouts' Little House, the National Headquarters in Washington
Lou Henry Hoover was National President of the Girl Scouts from 1922-25. She wears her 1920's Uniform at Girl Scouts' Little House, the National Headquarters in Washington

EVB2949059: Lou Henry Hoover was National President of the Girl Scouts from 1922-25. She wears her 1920's Uniform at Girl Scouts' Little House, the National Headquarters in Washington / Bridgeman Images

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Lou Henry Hoover was National President of the Girl Scouts from 1922-25. She wears her 1920's Uniform at Girl Scouts' Little House, the National Headquarters in Washington

Bonus Army shacks at Anacostia Flats, Washington, D.C. July 1932. These are encampments of the 45th and 47th 'Bonus Expeditionary Forces' which include tents, shacks, and cars
Bonus Army shacks at Anacostia Flats, Washington, D.C. July 1932. These are encampments of the 45th and 47th 'Bonus Expeditionary Forces' which include tents, shacks, and cars

EVB2949097: Bonus Army shacks at Anacostia Flats, Washington, D.C. July 1932. These are encampments of the 45th and 47th 'Bonus Expeditionary Forces' which include tents, shacks, and cars / Bridgeman Images

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Bonus Army shacks at Anacostia Flats, Washington, D.C. July 1932. These are encampments of the 45th and 47th 'Bonus Expeditionary Forces' which include tents, shacks, and cars

President Warren Harding at Yankee Stadium, April 24, 1923
President Warren Harding at Yankee Stadium, April 24, 1923

EVB2948795: President Warren Harding at Yankee Stadium, April 24, 1923 / Bridgeman Images

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President Warren Harding at Yankee Stadium, April 24, 1923

Andrew Mellon served as Treasury Secretary from 1921 to 1932. His Treasury Department executed unenthusiastic enforcement of Prohibition
Andrew Mellon served as Treasury Secretary from 1921 to 1932. His Treasury Department executed unenthusiastic enforcement of Prohibition

EVB2948803: Andrew Mellon served as Treasury Secretary from 1921 to 1932. His Treasury Department executed unenthusiastic enforcement of Prohibition / Bridgeman Images

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Andrew Mellon served as Treasury Secretary from 1921 to 1932. His Treasury Department executed unenthusiastic enforcement of Prohibition

President Warren Harding leaving the White House for the last time, June 20, 1923. With First Lady Florence Harding, he embarked on a speaking tour through the West and into Alaska, which was billed as his 'Voyage of Understanding.'
President Warren Harding leaving the White House for the last time, June 20, 1923. With First Lady Florence Harding, he embarked on a speaking tour through the West and into Alaska, which was billed as his 'Voyage of Understanding.'

EVB2948826: President Warren Harding leaving the White House for the last time, June 20, 1923. With First Lady Florence Harding, he embarked on a speaking tour through the West and into Alaska, which was billed as his 'Voyage of Understanding.' / Bridgeman Images

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President Warren Harding leaving the White House for the last time, June 20, 1923. With First Lady Florence Harding, he embarked on a speaking tour through the West and into Alaska, which was billed as his 'Voyage of Understanding.'

Senator Warren Harding walking on a Washington, D.C. street, c. 1914-1920. The future U.S. President was a well liked politician and ran in several Republican Primaries in 1920 before won the nomination in the deadlocked GOP Convention of June 1920
Senator Warren Harding walking on a Washington, D.C. street, c. 1914-1920. The future U.S. President was a well liked politician and ran in several Republican Primaries in 1920 before won the nomination in the deadlocked GOP Convention of June 1920

EVB2948830: Senator Warren Harding walking on a Washington, D.C. street, c. 1914-1920. The future U.S. President was a well liked politician and ran in several Republican Primaries in 1920 before won the nomination in the deadlocked GOP Convention of June 1920 / Bridgeman Images

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Senator Warren Harding walking on a Washington, D.C. street, c. 1914-1920. The future U.S. President was a well liked politician and ran in several Republican Primaries in 1920 before won the nomination in the deadlocked GOP Convention of June 1920

Patrick Jay Hurley was Secretary of War in President Herbert Hoover's Cabinet from 1929-33
Patrick Jay Hurley was Secretary of War in President Herbert Hoover's Cabinet from 1929-33

EVB2948865: Patrick Jay Hurley was Secretary of War in President Herbert Hoover's Cabinet from 1929-33 / Bridgeman Images

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Patrick Jay Hurley was Secretary of War in President Herbert Hoover's Cabinet from 1929-33

President Calvin Coolidge meeting with Charles Evans Hughes and Charles Curtis, August 3, 1923. Coolidge became President the previous day after Warren Harding died suddenly in San Francisco. Hughes was Secretary of State and Curtis was Senate Minority Whip. They met in the Coolidge family residence at the Willard Hotel, Washington D.C
President Calvin Coolidge meeting with Charles Evans Hughes and Charles Curtis, August 3, 1923. Coolidge became President the previous day after Warren Harding died suddenly in San Francisco. Hughes was Secretary of State and Curtis was Senate Minority Whip. They met in the Coolidge family residence at the Willard Hotel, Washington D.C

EVB2948886: President Calvin Coolidge meeting with Charles Evans Hughes and Charles Curtis, August 3, 1923. Coolidge became President the previous day after Warren Harding died suddenly in San Francisco. Hughes was Secretary of State and Curtis was Senate Minority Whip. They met in the Coolidge family residence at the Willard Hotel, Washington D.C / Bridgeman Images

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President Calvin Coolidge meeting with Charles Evans Hughes and Charles Curtis, August 3, 1923. Coolidge became President the previous day after Warren Harding died suddenly in San Francisco. Hughes was Secretary of State and Curtis was Senate Minority Whip. They met in the Coolidge family residence at the Willard Hotel, Washington D.C

Herbert Hoover portrait by noted photographer Bachrach. Photo possibly taken in 1928 or 1929, when he was the Republican Presidential nominee or as President-elect
Herbert Hoover portrait by noted photographer Bachrach. Photo possibly taken in 1928 or 1929, when he was the Republican Presidential nominee or as President-elect

EVB2949043: Herbert Hoover portrait by noted photographer Bachrach. Photo possibly taken in 1928 or 1929, when he was the Republican Presidential nominee or as President-elect / Bridgeman Images

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Herbert Hoover portrait by noted photographer Bachrach. Photo possibly taken in 1928 or 1929, when he was the Republican Presidential nominee or as President-elect

First Lady Florence Harding shaking hands with tennis champion, Molla Mallory. Marion Jessup looks on at the White House tennis court. May 10, 1922
First Lady Florence Harding shaking hands with tennis champion, Molla Mallory. Marion Jessup looks on at the White House tennis court. May 10, 1922

EVB2949049: First Lady Florence Harding shaking hands with tennis champion, Molla Mallory. Marion Jessup looks on at the White House tennis court. May 10, 1922 / Bridgeman Images

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First Lady Florence Harding shaking hands with tennis champion, Molla Mallory. Marion Jessup looks on at the White House tennis court. May 10, 1922

President Warren Harding riding in a car in Florida, March 1923. On a golf vacation with friends he became tired before he finished each round of golf, indicating his health was declining
President Warren Harding riding in a car in Florida, March 1923. On a golf vacation with friends he became tired before he finished each round of golf, indicating his health was declining

EVB2949071: President Warren Harding riding in a car in Florida, March 1923. On a golf vacation with friends he became tired before he finished each round of golf, indicating his health was declining / Bridgeman Images

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President Warren Harding riding in a car in Florida, March 1923. On a golf vacation with friends he became tired before he finished each round of golf, indicating his health was declining


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