Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-07-07 | Page 1 | Coolidges Sad on Anniversary of Son's Death

I SAD SADON SADON SADON ON ANNIVERSARY OF SONS SON'S DEATH SWAMPSCOTT Mass July 7 AP Saddened AP-Saddened Saddened by the m recollection tion Uon that their younger son Calvin died just a year ago President and Mrs Coolidge remained today In Inthe inthe inthe the privacy of ot the summer White WhiteHouse Ho House use They had planned to be in Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Ply Ply- mouth Vt where the lad way buried but the illness of the president presidents president's presidents president's dents dent's s father necessitating an earlier ear ear- Her lier trip there forced min an n alteration of plans and It is now improbable that they will visit the Vermont village before late in the summer unless there should be an unfavorable unfavorable unfavorable able turn in Colonel John C C. C CoolIdge's CoolIdge's Coolidge's Cool- Cool Idge's condition The president had two engagements engagements engagements engage engage- engage engage- ments today at White Court one with Mrs John Jacobs Rogers who as a a. result of her hei election ele Uon last week in the Fifth Massachusetts district district district dis dis- dis- dis to fill fUl the vacancy caused by her tier husbands husband's death will be th the first first- woman member of the house of representatives from New England En En England n gland The other is with newspaper correspondents with whom Mr Coolidge holds conferences twice w weekly There was a flurry j esterday yesterday wh when n a report was circulated that thata had anchored anchored an- an a new fleet of rum ships ot off Swampscott but the excitement ex ex- soon passed when it was was was' announced at coast guard headquarters headquarters headquarters head head- quarters In Boston that virtually all aU rum ships ships' have left the New England coast and that the only three l known lown liquor vessels In New England waters are at least twenty miles from Swampscott