I restructuring plan.
This man vetoed the McNary–Haugen Farm Relief Bill; like Franklin Roosevelt, his Secretary of Agriculture was named Henry Wallace. As Governor, he supported Edwin Upton Curtis and Mayor Andrew Peters by sending the state militia and denouncing the [*] Boston Police Strike. His Vice President won the Nobel Peace Prize for a post-World War I restructuring plan. The Vice President during the Teapot Dome Scandal, he was sworn in by his father when Warren Harding died. For 10 points, name the thirtieth US President known as "Silent", succeeded by Herbert Hoover.
This man vetoed the McNary–Haugen Farm Relief Bill; like Franklin Roosevelt, his Secretary of Agriculture was named Henry Wallace.
Calvin {Coolidge}