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Coolidge USS Texas in Cuba Panorama 1928 [186032]

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Coolidge  USS Texas in Cuba Panorama 1928 [186032]
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This is a 9"x 54"panorama photo of Calvin Coolidge arriving in Havana on board the USS Texas, with the welcoming scene described below. "Coolidge went to Cuba in 1928 to attend the Pan American Conference in Havana. The president and his entourage sought to persuade delegates away from passing anti-U.S. resolutions. Many Latin American countries critiqued American military interventions in Cuba, Coolidge extended an olive branch. He emphasized—in an attempt to quell criticism—that all the countries in the Pan American conference were equal. Coolidge focused on “peace and goodwill” in his public remarks—although he arrived in Cuba on a massive WWI battleship called Texas. Once the USS Texas landed in Cuba, Coolidge and his party were greeted by a massive crowd—perhaps up to 200,000—of cheering Cubans. In her biography of Calvin Coolidge, Amity Shlaes wrote, “Thousands climbed onto the Morro Castle and the rooftops of buildings, craning their necks to get a glimpse of the battleship USS Texas as it moved into the harbor.” fromhistory-first.com
This is a different view of the event described in Lot #185903. There is some foxing and stains. Please see photos for more details. [ Havana Cuba