Calvin Coolidge

Birth-Death: (1872 - 1933 ) Term: (1923-1929 )

When Calvin Coolidge became President, the Executive office was at a low point in history. Government waste and the materialistic values of the '20s had reached the Presidency. Coolidge, a man of few words, was perfectly suited for bringing back old fashioned morals and ethics. His role as President was to maintain the status quo, and do only what must be done.

Administration of Calvin Coolidge

Vice President

Charles G. Dawes (1925-29)

Secretary of State

Charles Evans Hughes (1923-25)
Frank B. Kellogg (1925-29)

Secretary of the Treasury

Andrew W. Mellon (1923-29)

Secretary of War

John W. Weeks (1923-25)
Dwight F. Davis (1925-29)

Attorney General

Harry M. Daugherty (1923-24)
Harlan F. Stone (1924-25)
John G. Sargent (1925-29)

Postmaster General

Harry S. New (1923-29)

Secretary of the Navy

Edwin Denby (1923-24)
Curtis D. Wilbur (1924-29)

Secretary of the Interior

Hubert Work (1923-28)
Roy O. West (1929)

Secretary of Agriculture

Henry C. Wallace (1923-24)
Howard M. Gore (1924-25)
William M. Jardine (1925-29)

Secretary of Commerce

Herbert C. Hoover (1923-28)
William F. Whiting (1928-29)

Secretary of Labor

James J. Davis (1923-29)