He wanted to know if I could give him any message, and I told him I didn't know of anything other than that he might say I was pleased with the friendly relations that exist between this country and his country.
Calvin Coolidge: “He wanted to know if I could give him any message, and I told him I didn't know of anything other than that he might say…”
On the recordJanuary 1, 1925
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