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President Calvin Coolidge stands behind a podium, flanked Republican National Committee chairman William M. Butler and an unidentified ma, giving an acceptance speech during the ceremony notifying him of his nomination by the Republican party,…

President Calvin Coolidge, First Lady Grace Coolidge, and son John stand with luncheon guests prior to the notification ceremonies at the White House, August, 14, 1924.

President Calvin Coolidge during notification ceremonies. In one of the two images the President is taking an oath, August, 14, 1924.

President Calvin Coolidge, Grace Coolidge, and son John stand with a large crowd of luncheon guests prior to the notification ceremonies at the White House, August, 14, 1924.

President Calvin Coolidge and Grace Coolidge with their son John and the president's father Colonel John Calvin Coolidge, Sr., July 18, 1924. President Coolidge wears a black arm band in honor of his son, Calvin, who had died 11 days earlier.

Colonel John Calvin Coolidge, Sr., with unidentified men standing outside the White House, July 16, 1924.

A young cadet presents President Calvin Coolidge with an oversized envelope and birthday card on July 4, 1924,

President Calvin Coolidge, President of the Republican National Committee William Morgan Butler, and Vice Presidential nominee Charles G. Dawes stand with exterior stairs in background, likely at the White House, July 1, 1924.

President Calvin Coolidge and Vice Presidential nominee Charles G. Dawes stand with exterior stairs in background, likely at the White House, July 1, 1924.

First Lady Grace Coolidge stands with Caro Dawes, wife of Vice Presidential nominee Charles Dawes outside the White House, July 1, 1924.

President Calvin Coolidge signs last minute bills at the Capitol. A group of men stand behind him witness the signing, June 7, 1924

Commencement scene. First Lady Grace Coolidge stands with son John Coolidge and men in academic vestments in one image. In another image, Mrs. Coolidge kneels and applies mortar between two large stones.