Coolidge cabinet

Calvin Coolidge, 30th President of the United States

Calvin Coolidge , who in 1920 at the side of Warren G. Harding for Vice President of the United States was elected, moved after Harding's death in 1923 to the post of US president on. In the following year , the Republican used the economic boom in the USA to secure his re-election with a clear margin over the Democratic candidate John W. Davis .

Treasury Secretary Andrew W. Mellon , Secretary of the Post Office Harry S. New, and Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, three members who had served under President Harding remained in cabinet until the end of Coolidge's presidency in 1929. His successor was Herbert Hoover , who had been Secretary of Commerce for many years , after Coolidge refused to run again in the 1928 election .

The Coolidge Cabinet in 1924

The Cabinet

Department / Office	Official	Period	image
President of the United States	John Calvin Coolidge	1923-1929
Vice President of the United States	vacant	1923-1925
	Charles Gates Dawes	1925-1929
United States Secretary of State	Charles Evans Hughes	1923-1925
	Frank Billings Kellogg	1925-1929
United States Secretary of the Treasury	Andrew William Mellon	1923-1929
United States Secretary of War	John Wingate Weeks	1923-1925
	Dwight Filley Davis	1925-1929
United States Secretary of the Navy	Edwin Denby	1923-1924
	Curtis Dwight Wilbur	1924-1929
United States Attorney General	Harry Micajah Daugherty	1923-1924
	Harlan Fiske Stone	1924-1925
	John Garibaldi Sargent	1925-1929
United States Postal Secretary	Harry Stewart New	1923-1929
United States Secretary of the Interior	Hubert Work	1923-1928
	Roy Owen West	1928-1929
United States Secretary of Agriculture	Henry Cantwell Wallace	1923-1924
	Howard Mason Gore	1924-1925
	William Marion Jardine	1925-1929
United States Secretary of Commerce	Herbert Clark Hoover	1923-1928
	William Fairfield Whiting	1928-1929
United States Secretary of Labor	James John Davis	1923-1929
Director of the Bureau of the Budget	Herbert Mayhew Lord	1923-1929