GOVERNMENT IN DISARRAY: William Butler Yeats, “The Second Coming”; JPT to EBW, Dec. 18, 1919, and c. Feb. 3, 1920, 64: 204–5 and 355, including ASL (N), 356–7; Clements, 210–1; McAdoo, 505–9; W. D. Hines to WW, Dec. 15, 1919, 64: 188–9; A. M. Palmer to WW, Dec. 23, 1919 (with enclosures: W. D. Hines to WW, Dec. 23, 1919, and WW proclamation, Dec. 24, 1919), 64: 222–7; JPT, statement, Dec. 24, 1919, 64: 228; RL to JPT, Nov. 26 and Dec. 15, 1919, 64: 95 and 187–8; F. L. Polk to JPT, Dec. 26, 1919, 64: 229–30; RL (D), Dec. 29, 1919, 64: 235; L. S. Rowe to JPT, Jan. 3, 1920, 64: 245; B. F. Chase to N. H. Davis, July 8, 1920, 65: 505–6; B. Colby to WW, July 31, 1920, 65: 571; Houston, II: 60–2; EBW, 301–2; Rudolph Forster to JPT (T), Sep. 5, 1919, 63: 52n4; EMH (D), Dec. 12, 1919, and Mar. 2, 1920, 64: 185 and 65: 41; JD, Wilson Era, 546–8; JD (D), Dec. 5 and 9, 1919, 64: 141 and 166; “President Makes Proposal to Coal Miners,” NYT, Dec. 7, 1919, 64: 142–5; WW to Harry Garfield, Dec. 13, 1919, 64: 185; Harry Garfield to WW, Dec. 13, 1919, 64: 186.
RL DEPARTURE: RL (M), Dec. 4, 5, 10, 1919, Jan. 7, Feb. 9, 13, 1920, 64: 123–5, 139–40, 179, 255–6, 385–6, 415–9; RSB (D), Jan. 23, 1920, 64: 320; EMH (D), Jan. 3, 1920, 64: 243; N. D. Baker to WW, Feb. 7, 1920, 64: 389–90; RL to WW, Feb. 9 (two letters), 12, 1920, 64: 388–9 and 390–1, 408–10; WW to RL, Feb. 7 and 11, 1920, 64: 383 and 404; JD, Wilson Era, II: 519, 521–3; JPT, 445; EBW, 301; RL (D), Feb. 11 and 14, 1920, 64: 405 and 428; Bert E. Park, “The Aftermath of W’s Stroke,” 64: 527; “Sees President Near Recovery,” NYT, Feb. 11, 1920, 64: 394–6; “President Will Never Recover” and “Doctor Dercum Declares Mind of President W Is Keen,” Philadelphia Press, Feb. 15, 1920, 64: 432–4.
SEDITION; RED SCARE; PALMER RAIDS: WW to A. M. Palmer, Mar. 12, 1919, 55: 482–3; WW to A. S. Burleson, Feb. 28, 1919, 55: 327; Ackerman, 20, CTG (D), June 4, 1919, 60: 114–5; “200 Caught in New York,” NYT, Nov. 8, 1919, 1, 2; Stone, 223; “Raid from Coast to Coast,” NYT, Jan. 3, 1920, 1, 2; “Raiders Ordered to Make Cleanup Thorough,” NYT, Jan. 3, 1920, 1; “Raids on 13 Centres Here,” NYT, Jan. 3, 1920, 1, 2; “Reds Plotted Country-Wide Strike,” NYT, Jan. 4, 1920, 1, 2; RSB (D), June 23, 1920, 64: 320; “W Walks,” Washington Post, Dec. 14, 1919, 64: 187; “W Reported Much Better,” NYT, Dec. 21, 1919, 64: 211; JPT to WW, Dec. 28, 1919, 64: 233.
WW PLOTS NEW STRATEGY FOR TREATY PASSAGE: WW, to “My Fellow Countrymen,” c. Dec. 17, 1919, 64: 199–202; A. M. Palmer to WW, Dec. 22, 1919, 64: 214–5; WW, redraft of Jackson Day message, Jan. 7, 1920, 64: 252–5; Houston, II: 47–9; JPT, draft of Jackson Day message, Jan. 6, 1920, 64: 247–250; D. Houston (N), Jan. 7, 1920, 64: 250–2; “Clash at Jackson Dinner,” NYT, Jan. 9, 1920, 1; “W Will Make No Offer,” NYT, Dec. 15, 1919, 1, 2; JPT to EBW, Jan. 15 and 17, 1920, 64: 276–7n and 287; Cooper, 302–10; RSB (D), Jan. 23, 1920, 64: 320–1; CTG to SA, Jan. 24, 1920, 64: 324–6; JPT to WW, Feb. 27, 1920, 64: 479; JPT, 429; H. S. Cummings (D), Feb. 29, 1920, 65: 24; Hurley, 243–5; RSB, American Chronicle, 474; B. Long to JPT, Sep. 22, 1919, 63: 444; EBW to Carter Glass (draft), Feb. 11, 1920, 64: 405; Carter Glass to WW, Feb. 9 and 12, 1920, 64: 387 and 410–1; WGM, 514–5.
WW’S RENEWED STRENGTH; FINAL ATTEMPT AT TREATY PASSAGE: “W Has a Ride,” NYT, Mar. 4, 1920, 65: 42; I. Hoover, 106; Starling, 156–7; WW to G. M. Hitchcock, Mar. 5 and 8, 1920; 65: 54 and 67–71; newspapers citing gulf between WW and HCL, quoted in ASL (N), 65: 71–2; Watson, 198; G. M. Hitchcock to WW, c. Mar. 11, 1920, 65: 80; Louis Seibold, “Visit to White House,” June 17, 1920, 65: 403; JPT, 455–6; “Senate Adopts Curb by Lodge on Article X,” NYT, Mar. 16, 1920, 1, 3; “Lack 7 Votes to Ratify,” NYT, Mar. 20, 1920, 1–2; JD, Wilson Era, 464; EBW, 303, CTG (D), Mar. 31, 1920, 65: 149.
WW AS “LAMEST DUCK”: H. S. Cummings (D), May 31, 1920, 65: 348; L. Seibold, op. cit., 65: 401–15; WW to JPT, Oct. 29, 1918, 51: 485; WW to Douglas Fairbanks, Jan. 13, 1919, 54: 53; CTG to CD, May 29, 1920, 65: 341–3; EBW, 304–5; Smith, 157; CTG (M), c. Mar. 22, 1920, 65: 111; “W Hails Colors in a Circus Parade,” NYT, May 18, 1920, 65: 290–1; CTG (M), Apr. 13, 1920, 65: 179–80.
WW RESUMES CABINET MEETINGS; COLBY: CTG, 112–4; Houston, II: 68–70; JD, Wilson Era, II: 527–8; Smith, 147–8; CTG (M), Apr. 14, 1920, 65: 186; JD (D), Apr. 14, 1920, 65: 186–8; RL (D), Apr. 14 and May 29, 1920, 65: 188 and 343; Freud, 292; CTG, 114; CTG (N), n.d., 64: 490; WW to Joe Cowperthwaite, Sep. 3, 1920, 66: 92.
WW CONSIDERS RESIGNATION: EMH (D), Jun. 10, 1920, 65: 384; RSB (D), Feb. 4, 1920, 64: 362–3n1; WW (N), c. June 10, 1920, 65: 382; JPT to EBW (asking WW to declare he would not run for third term), Mar. 23, 1920, 65: 117–9; CTG, 116–7; JD, Wilson Era, 557; Marc Peter to Giuseppe Motta, May 28, 1920, 65: 338–40 (N. B.: 338n2); B. Colby to WW, Aug. 9, 1920 (with enclosed N), 66: 19–25; W. W. Hawkins (UI), Sep. 27, 1920, 66: 153–8; JD, Wilson Era, II: 545–6; H. Hoover, 150; Post, 275–7; Norman Hapgood to WW, Nov. 9, 1920, 66: 343; Samuel Gompers, to WW Dec. 15, 1920, 66: 515–6; W. B. Wilson to WW, Dec. 18, 1920, 66: 533; JPT to WW, May 12, 1920, 65: 276; JPT, 505; John Roberts to WW, Sep. 21, 1920, 66: 132; Helen H. Gardener, Mar. 22, 1920, 65: 115–6.
WW CONSIDERS THIRD TERM; 1920 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION: Sir Auckland Geddes to D. Lloyd George, June 4, 1920, 65: 369–72; Carter Glass (M), June 16 and 19, 1920, 65: 400 and 435–6; SA, 197; JD, Wilson Era, II: 553, 555–7; Smith, 161–2; “Opening Session Spirited,” NYT, June 29, 1920, 1, 2; H. S. Cummings to WW (T), June 28 and July 3, 1920, 65: 470–1n and 492–3; CTG (D), July 2 and 3, 1920, 65: 488 and 491; JPT to EAW, July 4, 1920, 65: 493–5; WW to H. S. Cummings, July 2, 1920 65: 489; B. Colby to WW, July 2 and 4, 1920, 65: 490 and 496; Charles Swem (D), c. July 6, 1920, 65: 498–9; WW to J. M. Cox (T), July 6, 1920, and ASL (N), 65: 499n1; Starling 157.
ELECTION OF 1920; COX AND FDR VISIT WW: I. Hoover, 106–7; EBW, 305–7; Cox, 241–4; CTG, 119; JPT, 499–502. W. W. Hawkins (UI), Sep. 27, 1920, 66: 156–7; WW to J. Cox, Oct. 29, 1920; JPT to WW, Sep. 24 and Oct. 10, 1920, 66: 141n and 214–6; WW, statement, Oct. 3, 1920, 66: 181–3; SA, 198–9; RSB, draft of article, Nov. 29, 1920, 66: 440; Charles Swem (D), Nov. 3, 1920, 66: 306–7; RSB 485; SA to JWS, Nov. 4, 1920, 66: 319–20; Starling, 612.
WW’S FINAL DAYS IN WHITE HOUSE: WW to JWS, Oct. 25, 1920, 66: 266–7; WW to L. C. Woods, Dec. 1, 1920, 66: 447; RSB (D), Nov. 28 and Dec. 1, 1920, 66: 435–6 and 451; RSB, draft of article, Nov. 29, 1920, 66: 438–52; CTG (M), Dec. 6, 1920, 66: 479; WW, “State of the Union Address,” Dec. 7, 1920, 66: 484–90; “W Urges Nation to Lead Democracy,” NYT, Dec. 8, 1920, 1, 2; Eleanor Roosevelt, et al., to WW, c. Feb. 14, 1921; 67: 135–6; “League Assembly Opens, Hails W,” NYT, Nov. 16, 1920, 1, 2; A. G. Schmedeman to WW (re: Nobel Prize) (T), Dec. 4, 1920, 66: 477–8.
PARTING SHOTS: N. H. Davis to WW, Dec. 8, 1920, 66: 492–3; RSB (D), Jan. 22, 1921, 67: 82; Charles Swem (D), Sep. 9, 1920, Jan. 15, 30, and Feb. 17, 1921, 66: 103, 67: 67–8, 103–4, and 143; Starling, 157; WW to R. B. Fosdick, Oct. 22 and Nov. 28, 1923, 68: 451n2 and 493–4; R. B. Fosdick to RSB, June 23, 1916 [RSB Papers, Box 108: PUL]; WW to J. G. Hibben, Dec. 22, 1919, 64: 213; WW to W. R. Wilder, May 3, 1920, 65: 246; A. M. Palmer to WW (re: Debs pardon), June, 29, 1921, 67: 98–102.
POST–WHITE HOUSE PLANS: EBW, 307–12, 314–8, 326–7; WW to C. Z. Klauder, Dec. 16, 1920, 66: 518–9n; CD to CTG, Feb. 14, 1921, 67: 136–7n; G. Creel to EBW, Feb. 15, 1921, 67: 141–2; Houston, II: 147–9; WW to C. E. Bacon, Oct. 18, 1920, 66: 242; WW to Curtis Brown, Sep. 17, 1920, 66: 121; J. R. Bolling to Macmillan Co., Apr. 15, 1921, 67: 259n.
INAUGURATION DAY 1921: CTG, 121; Longworth, 325; EBW, 317–9; “W’s Exit Is Tragic,” NYT, Mar. 5, 1921, 67: 205–14.
17 RESURRECTION
MOVING INTO 2340 S STREET: “W’s Exit Is Tragic,” NYT, Mar. 5, 1921, 5; “WW House—Reduced Copies of Measured Drawings,”lcweb2.loc.gov/pnp/habshaer/dc/dc0100/dc0104/data/dc0104data.pdf, accessed Feb. 19, 2013; Starling, 163–4; EBW, 320–2; WW to CTG, Mar. 2, 1921, 67: 185; “Harding Kept Grayson Within Wilson’s Call,” NYT, Aug. 3, 1923, 68: 398�
��9; “W Kills 4 Bills in Last Day in Office,” NYT, Mar. 5, 1921, 8; W. B. Wilson to WW, Mar. 1, 1921, 67: 178–80; WW, veto message, Mar. 3, 1921; 67: 191–4; J. Smuts, “WW’s Place in History,” syndicated article, Mar. 3–4, 1921, 67: 27n; F. I. Cobb to WW, with “WW—An Interpretation,” Mar. 4, 1921, 67: 216–9; EBW, 322–5; ASL (N) appending RSB (D), Mar. 20, 1921, 67: 236n; J. G. Hibben to WW, Jan. 6, 1920, 64: 246.
WW’S NEW ROUTINE: RSB (D), Mar. 22, May 25, 1921, 67: 237–8, 288–9; H. S. Cummings (M), Apr. 25, 1921, 67: 268–70; EBW, 324–6; L. C. Probert, “W Stricken 2 Years Ago, Now Puts in Healthy Day,” NY Tribune, Sep. 26, 1921, 67: 395–8; “WW’s Pierce-Arrow,” K. L. Brown (ed.) (Staunton, VA: WW Birthplace Foundation, 1990); “W Attends the Theatre,” NYT, Apr. 23, 1921, 67: 268; Smith, 218, “W Is Cheered by Theatre Crowd,” NYT, Aug. 27, 1921, 67: 380–2; WW to E. G. Reid, Oct. 16, 1921, 67: 423; WW to B. Colby, Oct. 24, 1921, 67: 430.
WILSON & COLBY: SA to J. G. Hibben, June 11, 1921, 67: 310; EBW, 327–9; B. Colby to WW, Mar. 29, Apr. 18, 1921, 67: 248, 261; “W Goes to Court to Be Admitted to Bar,” NYT, June 26, 1921, 67: 328–9; J. R. Bolling to B. Colby, July 4, 1921, 67: 343–4; RSB (D), July 29, 1921, 67: 361; B. Colby to J. R. Bolling, July 1, 1921, 67: 337–8; “W at His Law Office for First Time,” NYT, Aug. 17, 1921, 1; WW to B. Colby, Feb. 17, May 19, June 10, Aug. 22, and 23 (unsent), 1922, 67: 548, 68: 56–7, 74, 119–20, and 120–1; B. Colby to WW, Dec. 5, 1921, 67: 472–3; J. R. Bolling to B. Colby, Dec. 6, 1921, 67: 475; “W Concentrates on Politics,” Washington Evening Star, Dec. 13, 1922, 68: 235n.
HARDING ADMINISTRATION: W. B. Wilson to WW, Mar. 1, 1921, 67: 178–80; WW, veto message, Mar. 3, 1921, 67: 191–4; Day, Rogers, 117, 121; F. Scott Fitzgerald, “Early Success,” The Crack-Up (New York: New Directions, 1945), 87.
INCREASED ADMIRATION FOR WW: RSB (D), Mar. 20 and May 27, 1921, 67: 237 and 295; S. W. Beach to WW (T), May 21, 1921, 67: 287; E. A. Alderman to WW, Dec. 29, 1921, 67: 498–9; J. H. Westcott to WW, Dec. 11, 1921, 67: 482; R. C. Stuart, Jr., to WW (T), Apr. 7 and 28, 1921, 67: 253 and 273–4; ASL (N), [re: WW Foundation], appended to R. C. Stuart, Jr., to J. R. Bolling, Apr. 27, 1921, 67: 272–3; WW to FDR, July 4, 1921, Jan. 5, and Apr. 30, 1922, 67: 341–2, 504, and 68: 39; J. R. Bolling to FDR, Sep. 3, 1921, 67: 386 and ASL (n2—re: FDR’s polio); WW to E. Roosevelt, Nov. 9, 1921, 67: 448–9.
BURIAL OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER AND REACTION: W. G. Harding to WW, Oct. 4 and Nov. 8, 1921, 67: 400–1 and 445–6; J. R. Bolling to W. Lassiter, Oct. 25, 1921, 67: 432; WW to W. G. Harding, Nov. 8, 1921, 67: 444–5; WW to Louis Seibold, Nov. 12, 1921, 67: 453–4n; “W in Tears As 20,000 Acclaim Him World’s Hero,” NY World, Nov. 12, 1921, 67: 449–53; “Ovation for W in Line and at Home,” NYT, Nov. 12, 1921, 1, 2; EBW, 331; JD, Life, 17; J. S. Williams to WW, Nov. 12, 1921, 67: 454–5; WW to Ida Tarbell, Feb. 26, 1922, 67: 557–8n, includes excerpt of Tarbell, “The Man They Cannot Forget,” Collier’s, LXIX (Feb. 18, 1922), 14; CTG (M), c. Dec. 28, 1922, 68: 251; R. V. Oulahan, “W, Stronger Physically, Turning Again to Politics,” NYT, June 10, 1923, 68: 382.
JPT, MARGINALIZED: JPT, xii; “Tumulty and W,” NYT, Mar. 16, 1922, 4; RSB, American Chronicle, 495–8, 503, 515; JPT to WW, Apr. 5, 12, and 13, 1922; 67: 602, 68: 14–5, and 20–23; WW to JPT, Apr. 6 and 10, 1922, 67: 602 and 68: 10; B. Colby to WW, Apr. 6, 1922, 67: 602–3; J. R. Bolling to B. Colby, Apr. 7, 1922, 67: 604; EBW, 333–40; J. R. Bolling to Louis Wiley, Apr. 10, 1922, 68: 11; “Doubt Is Cast on W ‘Message’ to the Cox Dinner,” NYT, Apr. 11, 1922, 68: 11–12; WW to editor of NYT, Apr. 12, 1922, 68: 14; Blum, 264; “Tumulty Regrets the Misunderstanding,” NYT, Apr. 14, 1922, 3; CTG (M), May 22, 1922, 68: 60; SA (N) [PUL: 440], 316, 443; WW to James Kerney, Oct. 30, 1923, 68: 592.
“THE DOCUMENT”: WW to L. D. Brandeis, June 20, 1921, and Apr. 9, 1922 (with enclosed “Confidential Document”), 67: 319–20n and 68: 4–5 (68: 5–9); WW to N. D. Baker, June 20, 1924, 68: 534–5; WW, addition to the Document, Aug. 7, 1922, 68: 105–6.
MORE TRIBUTES: “1,000 Women Cheer at Wilson’s Home,” NYT, Apr. 29, 1922, 68: 36–9; Cordell Hull to WW, May 27, 1922, 68: 70–1; WW to Calvin Coolidge, June 14, 1922, 68: 76n [quotes Coolidge (R) at American University, June 8, 1922]; WW to Cordell Hull, June 27, 1922, 68: 86; H. S. Cummings (M), June 28, 1922, 68: 90; L. Lipsky to WW (T), July 24, 1922, 68: 100n2; J. H. Clarke to WW, Sep. 9, 1922, 68: 131–2; E. J. N. Blair to WW, Oct. 17, 1922, 68: 156; WW to JWS, Nov. 9, 1922, 68: 180; ASL (N), 68: 180n1, appended to D. C. Roper to WW (T), Nov. 8, 1922, 68: 179; “Gloom at Capital,” NYT, Nov. 8, 1922, 1, 5; WW to D. C. Roper, Nov. 8, 1922, 68: 180; “W Sees Nation Moving Forward,” NYT, Nov. 12, 1922, 68: 185–8; FDR to WW (T), Dec. 27, (10 p.m. and 11:13 p.m.), and 28, 1922 (T), 12:54 a.m., 68: 245–6; RSB (D), Apr. 4, 1922, 67: 585; Family of F. M. Thompson to JD (copy of T), Jan. 14, 1922, 68: 266; EBW, 341–2; “Senate Felicitates W on Birthday,” NYT, Dec. 29, 1922, 68: 247–8.
WW’S LITERARY EFFORTS: CTG, 131, WW to editor of Washington Post, c. Apr. 15, 1922, 68: 24; RSB (D), Apr. 4, 1922, 67: 585; WW, “Plans and Notes for Books,” c. May 1, 1922, 68: 138–42; WW to J. F. Jameson, May 11, 1922, 68: 52; EBW, 347–8; WW, “The Road Away from Revolution” (draft), c. Apr. 8, 1923, 68: 322–4, final version, c. July 27, 1923, Atlantic Monthly, CXXXII (Aug. 1923), 145–6, 68: 393–5; WW to G. Creel, Apr. 9, 1923, 68: 325–6; G. Creel to EBW, Apr. 19 and 24, May 1, 1923, 68: 342–4 and 347–9n, 353–4; EBW to G. Creel, Apr. 20, 1923, 68: 344–5; WW to Ellery Sedgwick, May 2, 1923, 68: 354; CTG (M), May 22, 1922, 68: 58–9n.
DEATH OF HARDING: CTG, 136; WW to CD, Aug. 15, 1922, 68: 113; WW to Florence Harding (T), Aug. 3, 1923, 68: 398; Calvin Coolidge to WW, Aug. 4, 1923, 68: 399; “Ordeal for W to Attend Funeral,” NYT, Aug. 9, 1923, 68: 402–3; “Washington Crowd Gives W Ovation,” NYT, Aug. 12, 1923, 68: 404; White House Staff to Calvin Coolidge (M), Feb. 2, 1924, 68: 553.
EBW HOLIDAY; WW’S DIMINUTION: R. V. Oulahan, op. cit., June 10, 1923, 68: 375–83; EBW, 351–2; WW to EBW, Aug. 29, 1923, 68: 412; EBW to WW, Aug. 31, 1923, 68: 415; CTG, 138–9; WW (N) for third inaugural address, c. Jan. 21, 1924, 68: 542; WW to R. B. Fosdick, Oct. 22 and Nov. 28, 1923, 68: 451n2 and 493–4; R. B. Fosdick to WW, Nov. 27, 1923, 68: 492–3; RSB (D), Jan. 22, 1921, 67: 82; R. B. Fosdick to RSB, June 23, 1926 [PUL: RSB Papers, box 108].
WW’S LIFE QUIETS: WW to Moore-Cottrell Subscription Agencies, Oct. 13, 1923, 68: 449–50; EBW, 346–7; “Tiger and W Recall Old Times in Cordial Reunion,” NYT, Dec. 7, 1922, 68: 226–8; Williams, 234; “Col. House Calls, W Not at Home,” NYT, Oct. 14, 1921, 67: 419; C. H. McCormick, Jr., to EBW, Jan. 13, 1924, 68: 528–9; EBW to C. H. McCormick, Jr., Jan. 13, 1924, 68: 529–30; SA (N) [PUL: 440], 316; JWS to WW, Apr. 18, 1923, 68: 338; WW to JWS, Apr. 28, 1923, 68: 351–2, Francis B. Sayre, Jr., to ASB (I), Sep. 30, 2001.
ARMISTICE DAY ADDRESS, 1923: EBW, 352–5; WW, radio address, Nov. 10, 1923, 68: 466–7; Clapper, 312–3; “W Overcome Greeting Pilgrims, Predicts Triumph,” NYT, Nov. 12, 1923, 467–71.
HOLIDAYS AND BIRTHDAY, 1923; HONORS: Smith, 232–3; Reid, 236; EBW, 357; CD and J. H. Jones to WW, Oct. 1, 1923, 68: 441; CD to WW, Oct. 2, 1923, 68: 441–2; CD to EBW, Oct. 2, 1923 (two letters), 68: 442–3 and 444; WW to CD, Oct. 4 and Dec. 30, 1923, 68: 445 and 513; WW to CD, et al., Jan. 20, 1924, 68: 534; “W Is Honored on 67th Birthday: Friends Give Auto,” NYT, Dec. 29, 1923, 68: 509–10; J. S. Bassett to WW, Dec. 30, 1923, 68: 514; WW to J. S. Bassett, Jan. 2, 1924, 68: 516; Smith, 234–5; “W Receives Party Committee,” NYT, Jan. 17, 1924, 68: 531–2; WW (N) for third inaugural, c. Jan. 21, 1924, 68: 543; J. R. Bolling to J. W. Gerard, Jan. 31, 1924, 68: 551.
CTG LEAVES FOR HOLIDAY; WW FATALLY ILL: EBW, 358–60; J. R. Bolling (M), n. d., 68: 548–50; CTG, 110, 139; “Ex-President WW Dying,” NYT, Feb. 2, 1924; 68: 553–60; CTG, Jr., to ASB (I), Oct. 14, 2006; Calvin Coolidge to EBW, Feb. 1, 1924, 68: 552; White House Staff to Calvin Coolidge, Feb. 2, 1924, 68: 553; Smith, 240; “WW’s Life Slowly Ebbs As Night Passes,” NYT, Feb. 3, 192
4, 68: 561–6; “Throng in Prayer at W Home,” Feb. 4, 1924, 68: 570–3; “WW Passes Away in Sleep,” NYT, Feb. 4, 1924, 68: 566–70.
OBSEQUIES: Sayre, 95; Calvin Coolidge, proclamation, Feb. 3, 1924, appears in Alderman, iii; Calvin Coolidge to CTG, Feb. 4, 1924, 68: 573; Margaret Wilson to JWS, Feb. 8, 1924 [WWPL]; EBW to Calvin Coolidge, Feb. 4, 1924, 68: 574; EBW to HCL, Feb. 4, 1924, 68: 574 and 574n; HCL to EBW, n.d., quoted in Smith, 250; Robert Cullinane to ASB (I), Dec. 6, 2007; Smith, 250–1, 253–7; JD, Life, 363–9; “Simplicity Marks Service in the Home,” Feb. 6, 1924, 68: 575–9; “W Buried in Cathedral Crypt with Simple Rites As Nation Mourns,” NYT, Feb. 7, 1924, 68: 579–84.
POSTSCRIPT: “Artisans at Work on W’s Tomb,” NYT, June 4, 1956, 31; “Diagram of Seating on President’s Platform,” Jan. 20, 1961 [JFK Library]; Photograph AR6280–1M [JFK Library]; Dean F. B. Sayre, Jr., Washington National Cathedral, “Cathedral Staff,” http://www.nationalcathedral.org/staff/francisSayre.shtml, accessed May 30, 2010; FDR, CD, and Hamilton Holt to WW (T), Apr. 6, 1922, 67: 603.
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