Calvin Coolidge

The Civil Service Commission cannot recommend the appointment as required by the interests of the service.

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.

Mr. Samuel H. Thompson may be appointed to an appropriate position in or under the Indian Bureau without reference to the civil service rules.

The Executive order of October 28, 1925, withdrawing Lot 6 Sec. 6, Lots 1 and 2 Sec. 7, T. 7 N., R. 1 E., H.M., California, under the provisions of the act of Congress approved June 25, 1910 (36 Stat. 847), as amended, is hereby modified…

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The Consular Regulations are hereby amended as follows

This order is recommended by the Treasury Department and the Civil Service Commission.

The Civil Service Commission submits the case without prejudice.

This Order is recommended by the Secretary of War.

I haven't seen the Capper resolution relative to giving the President authority to put an embargo on the sale of arms.

I am having rather more trouble in getting out of the White House than I had in getting in.

I had hoped, as I think I have already indicated, that it would be possible for the experts conference on reparations now sitting in Paris to agree on some member other than a citizen of the United States for their Chairman.

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.

I think I have been invited to go to different foreign countries.

I always tell people that I have so many places still to go to in the United States that I don't know when those will be so much exhausted that I will arrive at a time when I can visit other countries.

I do not contemplate any trips to foreign countries after the 4th of March.

No very good plan has ever been presented to me.

If some method can be worked out, I should be glad to see it done.

But I haven't seen any plan up to the present time that seemed to be feasible.

We have been making studies from time to time both in the War Department and the Navy Department to see if something could not be done relative to the promotion problem.

That didn't seem to be practical to me.

I believe that the Federal Government to-day is the best-conducted big business in the world.

Heroic effort was needed to substitute national loyalty for department and bureau loyalty.

It fittingly portrays that peace hath its victories no less than war.

The country had been living beyond its means.