This leader arbitrated the Bread and Roses strike and backed the actions of Edwin Curtis during one event.
This leader arbitrated the Bread and Roses strike and backed the actions of Edwin Curtis during one event. In one position, he repeatedly vetoed the McNary-Haugen Farm bill, and his victory over Robert La Follette and John W. Davis led to his presidential inauguration being the first one broadcast live on radio. His Secretary of State successfully negotiated the Kellogg-Briand Pact, and as Governor of Massachusetts, he ended the Boston Police Strike. His economic policies were largely formulated by Andrew Mellon. For 10 points, name this successor to Warren G. Harding who declared that the "business of government is business" in support of laissez-faire policies.
This leader arbitrated the Bread and Roses strike and backed the actions of Edwin Curtis during one event.
Calvin {Coolidge}