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Title
Time
A1a
Intro: Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, F. D. R.
A1b
The Armistice
A1c
Wilson And The League: Add. To The Senate
A1d
Wilson Goes To People
A1e
Sen. Borah And Sen. H. Johnson Oppose The League
A1f
Wilson's Last Speech
A1g
R. Swing Ann. Death Of League
A1h
W. A. White On Wilson Tragedy
A2a
1920: Daugherty Makes "Smoke Filled Room" Prediction
A2b
Harding Nominated
A2c
Harding Before Inaug.
A2d
First Election Brdcst., KDKA
A2e
W. Rogers Comments On U.S. Senate
A3a
Harding As Pres.
A3b
Harding Death Ann.
A3c
Coolidge Sworn In In Vt. Farmhouse
A3d
Harding Eulogy By Bishop Manning
A3e
Sen. Walsh
A3f
Teapot Dome Invest.
A3g
Secy. Fall & E. L. Doheny Before Walsh Com.
A3h
Fall's Final Appearance Before Com.
A4a
1924 Dem. Conv.
A4b
Coolidge After Inaug.
A4c
Montage Of Amer. Customs & Behavior In Early 20's
A4d
Ted Husing
A4e
Babe Ruth Home Run
A4f
Grant Rice, On "The Four Horsemen"
A4g
Coolidge On War Debts
B1a
1925: Scopes Trial, Dayton, Tenn., W. J. Bryan & C. Darrow
B1b
G. Tunney Becomes New Heavyweight Champion
B1c
G. MacNamee Calls "Long Count" Round In Second Tunney-Dempsy Fight
B2a
Lindbergh Takes Off In "Spirit Of St. Louis" : Progress Reported By G. Hicks, L. Thomas, Others
B2b
J. Walker Welcomes Lindbergh
B2c
More Walker Greetings: Queen Marie, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle
B2d
Q. Howe
B2e
Execution Of Sacco, Vanzetti
B2f
Review Of Sacco-Vanzetti Case, Vanzetti's Last Statement
B3a
Prohibition Era
B3b
"Radio Here To Stay"
B3c
Amos & Andy, B. Crosby, R. Vallee, Will Rodgers
B3d
Coolidge Declines Renomination
B3e
Hoover On Prosperity
B3f
F. D. R. Nominates Smith
B3g
Smith Campaigns On "Wet" Issue
B4a
Boom & Bust: Stock Market Crash, Depression
B4b
R. Trout Ann. Dem. Victory In '32
B4c
Roosevelt's First Inaugural
