Harris & Ewing photos from the 1920s

. Minister from. and daughter Grace at Fort Myer, Va., April 23

. passing White House Pres. Coolidge and Connecticut state officials, May 9

. Springs, Lancaster, S.

. The Honorable in front of State, War and Navy Building, Washington, D.C.

. to pay his respects to the Pres. was introduced by the Secy. of Weeks, who is also in the photo

. through a lane of cabinet members by honorary pall bearers. To Arlington Nat'l Cemetery

. Alfred R. Urion, who has been connection with the transportation. ms with Jap Muma

A. Britto and Co. Dairy. The final end of 801 head of livestock. Total time consumed in the destruction of the head was four hours. San Pablo, California

. parison in incandescent lamps

. nn L. Phillips, state chairman of the Republican comm. of Georgia, snapped at White House, April 12th

. ves and Dr. J. te, extreme right, greet. uga, left center, and Pastor. present the French Protestant. gian churches *Pastor Georges Lauga (france) and Leonard Hoyois (Belgium) *William Sloane Coffin The Grand Island Daily Independent 17 May 1924, Sat · Page 10 *Dr. John Baer Sto

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167th Anniversary of birth of LaFayette, 9/6/24

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Sen. James Watson of Indiana, left, with Henry W. Marshall, center, Editor of the Journal Courier of Lafayette, Ind., and Rep. Wm. R. Ward of Ind. as they appeared at the White House when Mr. Marshall asked the Pres. to speak at Purdue Univ., May 2

2 women members of the arrangements committee for the Demo. Nat'l Convention in NY, June 24. Left: Mrs. D.A. McDougal, Nat'l Committee woman from Okla. Right: Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, Vice-Chmn. of the Demo. Nat'l Comm.

Design for Mother's memorial with Clark Noble sculptor who designed the memorial

NO CAPTION 2 men walking

3 medals for distinguished service awarded annually by Roosevelt Memorial Assoc. were presented at White House June 2 by Pres. Coolidge. Front row, Left to right: Elihu Root, Pres. Coolidge, and Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. Directly back of Mr. Root is Asst. Secy. of Navy Roosevelt and directly be

30 Wash. debutantes are rehearsing for a miniature revue to be given at Keith's Theatre, Wash., for the benefit of "Roxie's" radio fund for the soldiers. The revue will be known as "Keith's Summer Follies." Here are a few of the society girls rehearsing seated: left to rt.: Doris Wagner, Cecil Jones

3 women won prizes by writing the best essays on "Safety on Highways." The men were judges of the contest

3 important figures connected with the Teapot Dome investigation. J.W. Zevely, Albert Fall and. Stanford, Attorney for Sinclair

A committee from the Americanization School Mar 27 presented Pres. Coolidge with one of the school bulletins. Left to right: A.G. Bakangi, Abraham Orlean, Marie Halasi, Maud E. Aiton, Max Kossow, Walter H. Lutz, and Jos. Burke

A committee from Japan presented Mrs. Coolidge with an album of Japanese views handpainted by Japanese school children today at the White House. The albums were given in recognition of the help given Japan during the recent disaster. Lft. to rt.: Isasuro Yoshida, Acting Japanese Amb., Rev. Takeshi U

A large painting showing the late Pres. Harding addressing a crowd of 40000 people at Vancouver B.C., was presented to Nat'l Pres Club by the Vancouver Sun, May 8. Painting is entitled "President Harding in Canada." Lft. to rt. in the group: Miss America (Miss Marguerite Meakin), Pres. Coolidge, Sir

A delegation called at the W.H. i.e., White House to invite Pres. Coolidge to meet the Pres. of Mexico at Albuquerque, N.M. the next summer

A new use for discarded automobile horns has been discovered by Dr. Wm. C. Fowler, health officer of Wash., D.C. Dr. Fowler has adapted an old rams-horn type auto horn, a relic of the days when they blew them with bulbs, and fitted it to his radio to serve as a loud speaker. This gives as good a ton

A.A. McGill (left) and D.K. Clink, officers of the Internat'l Federation of Commercial Travelers organizations who called at the White House today. They talked of traveling conditions with Pres. Coolidge

A.W. Gregg of the Bureau of Internal Revenue

A.J. Shell of Wise County, Va. with 2 canes which he presented to Pres. Coolidge and Secy. Slemp White House, Washington, D.C.

Abraham Lincoln an inventor

Adm. Reynolds congratulating Adm. Billard, new Commandant of U.S. Coast Guard. Adm. Reynolds retiring

Admiral Cary T. Grayson, left, and M.C. Hazen, who invited Pres. Coolidge to attend the opening of the Nat'l Capitol Horse Show which opens May 16th

Aerial view, Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia

Al Jennings, reformed outlaw, now evangelist, who told the Senate Committee investigating the oil leases, that the late Jake Hamon told him he paid $1,000,000 for promise of cabinet seat in return for support at 1920 convention

Alex. P. Moore, U.S. Minister to Spain, at White House during his stay in Wash.

Amb. and Mme Riano of the Spanish Embassy

Alvan i.e., Alvey A. Adee's funeral in Oak Hill Cemetary

Alvan i.e., Alvey A. Adee's funeral

Ambassador Sir Esme Howard arriving at wedding of Miss Mary Wallace, daughter of the. gi and Mrs. Wallace, and Dr. Chas. Buggmann, 1st Secy. of the Swiss Legation in Paris

Amb. Weidfeldt of Germany at Alvin i.e., Alvey A. Adee's funeral

Ambassador Caetani from Italy

Ambassador Riano, of Spain, with Duke of Alba, whom he introduced to Pres. Coolidge Oct. 22nd White House, Washington, D.C.

Ambassador Jusserand, from France, left, with Mrs. Jas. K. Hackett, wife of the famous actor, and Mr. Firman Gamier, director of the Odeon Theatre, Paris. Washington, Oct. 30

American Red Cross and person in wheelchair at White House, Washington, D.C.

An interesting close-up of the new Secy. of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur

Annual mtg. of Amer. Red Cross at Red Cross Bldg., Dec. 10. Front row, lft. to rt.: Miss Mabel. Nat'l Secy., William Alden, Judge George Gray of Wilmington, Wm. Howard Taft, Chief Justice. Gen. Nelson Miles, and. Barton Payne, Chm.

Arlington Nat'l Cemetery, Sat., April 6. Peary memorial services commemorating the 15th Anniversary of the placing of the Amer. flag at the North Pole by Peary. Lft. to rt.: Former Secy. of the Navy Edwin Denby, Mrs. Edward Stafford, daughter of Adm. Peary

Arthur Whitcomb, U.S. Marine Corps bugler, will sound taps over the dead son of the Pres. at the grave in Plymouth, Vt. He sounded taps when Woodrow Wilson was laid to rest in the crypt of the Nat'l Cathedral some months ago

Artist painting man with banjo

Asked Pres. Coolidge to speak at the dedication of the First Division Monument Oct. 4, 1924. Left to right: Brig. Gen. Frank Parker, Commander of the First Div., Col. James A. Drain, former Member of the 1st Div. staff, and Lt. Col. George C. Marshall, 1st Div. operations officer White House, Washi

At Biltmore, N.C., for Vanderbilt wedding, April 29th. Rep. John Philip Hill of Md. Mrs. Geo. W. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Hill

At the opening of the amaryllis show, Mrs. Coolidge, wife and daughters of Secy of Agric., left Miss Ruth, Miss Mary, and Mrs. Wallace

At the opening of the amaryllis show

At the Society Circus held at Ft. Myer, Va., April 23

At. Ft. Myer, Va., April 23. Horse Show

Automobile and group: Supreme Commander, Maccabees

Automobile and man: Supreme Commander, Maccabees *Probably A. W. Frye

Auto equipped with radio (made for Pot. Elec. Power Co.)

Auto safety device demonstration