In the election he won, he defeated the man who accused Philetus Sawyer of bribery, and the opposing ticket featured Charles Wayland Bryan.
As president this man supported the Curtis-Crisp bill, which would have created a board to lend money to farmers during times of surplus, though earlier he vetoed a bill that would have allowed the government to buy crop surpluses, the McNary-Haugen bill. In the election he won, he defeated the man who accused Philetus Sawyer of bribery, and the opposing ticket featured Charles Wayland Bryan. Charles Dawes was the running mate of this man, who won an election over Robert La Follette and Charles W. Davis. As Governor of Massachusetts, this man put down the Boston Police Strike, and his Secretary of State signed the Kellogg-Briand Pact. For 10 points, name this thirtieth president, who succeeded Harding and was notably "silent."
As president this man supported the Curtis-Crisp bill, which would have created a board to lend money to farmers during times of surplus, though earlier he vetoed a bill that would have allowed the government to buy crop surpluses, the McNary-Haugen bill.
John Calvin Coolidge Jr.