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Calvin Coolidge: “Since then I have received a number of communications, not exactly in the nature of charges, but in the nature of…”

On the recordMarch 10, 1924
Since then I have received a number of communications, not exactly in the nature of charges, but in the nature of protests that I thought perhaps I ought to clear up before I sent the names up, and for that reason I am obliged to take a little time to investigate the charges.
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Calvin Coolidge
Republican · Vermont

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