The problem of the limitation of naval armament, while not regional in character or susceptible of regional treatment, has been successfully treated, in part, by an agreement among the five leading naval powers, and, in my opinion, can be definitely dealt with by further agreements among those powers.
On the recordFebruary 9, 1927
Source
presidency.ucsb.eduEditor's note · Context
Special Message to Congress on Naval Armament Limitation Negotiations
Share
More from Calvin Coolidge
Mar 1, 1929
The names of disabled veterans, their wives, and the widows of honorably discharged soldiers, sailors, and marines shall be placed above all others.
Feb 20, 1929
Mrs. James E. Golladay, widow of Mr. Golladay, who served in the Interior Department for twenty-eight years preceding his death, may be appointed to an appropriate clerical position without reference to the civil service rules.
Feb 7, 1929
Several South American countries with whose representatives and citizens I have happened to come in contact have expressed to me a desire to have me visit their countries.
Feb 28, 1929
You have been, I think, quite successful in interpreting the administration to the country.





