it was in no northampton that grace met my great grandfather, calvin. after a brief courtship, the two married on october the fourth 1905 at the home. grace's parents in burlington. my great grandparents had a strong and loving bond about their marriage. calvin wrote the plain facts and quote were that he and grace thought were made for each other. calvin and grace welcomed their first son, john, my grandfather, in september 1906. their second son, calvin jr, arrived in april 1908. grace took primary responsibility for raising the two boys. her devotion allowed calvin to pursue his career in law and politics, which eventually led to the white house. grace lived the american suffrage movement. she voted in the first national election even when where women the franchise. it must have been a special thrill to see her husband's name on 1920 ballot as candidate, vice president and at this point i want to forward to what we're about to do today. we're going to do the 100th reunion document of the swearing in of our 30th president after the death of president

that in the northampton area. >> northampton. you know we've got >> well look, you know we've got for a reason, christina, for here a reason, christina, not to about your not just to talk about your dancing or the wonderful work you're for children. we you're doing for children. we have a little fun this have a little bit of fun on this program we're program each week where we're pulling a pint. >> yeah, got chris is >> yeah, we've got chris is going back in. going to come back in. >> chris, come on in. >> chris, come on in. >> come on, chris. >> come on, chris. >> it's simple it's a simple >> it's a simple it's a simple gig- >> it's a simple it's a simple gig. all you got to do is pull the pump back, fill your glass, put ban the pump back, fill your glass, put bar, and then put it on the bar, and then chris will walk you to ten. chris will walk you out to ten. then can mark chris of then you can mark chris out of ten. let's a bit of fun. ten. let's have a bit of fun. you've got 30s to pull thing. >> i've never done it. let's do

that in the northampton area. >> northampton.k, you know we've got >> well look, you know we've got for a reason, christina, for here a reason, christina, not to about your not just to talk about your dancing or the wonderful work you're for children. we you're doing for children. we have a little fun this have a little bit of fun on this program we're program each week where we're pulling a pint. >> yeah, got chris is >> yeah, we've got chris is going back in. going to come back in. >> chris, come on in. >> chris, come on in. >> come on, chris. >> come on, chris. >> it's simple it's a simple >> it's a simple it's a simple gig- >> it's a simple it's a simple gig. all you got to do is pull the pump back, fill your glass, put ban the pump back, fill your glass, put bar, and then put it on the bar, and then chris will walk you to ten. chris will walk you out to ten. then can mark chris of then you can mark chris out of ten. let's a bit of fun. ten. let's have a bit of fun. you've got 30s to pull thing. >> i've never done it. let's d

by the way, harry was eventually elected mayor of northampton. although slightly exaggerated elected public life be divided, in my view, in two categories policy, development and service. the presidency on the policy development side of that distinction with the mayoralty being primarily on the service delivery side of the ledger, governors fall somewhere in between that scale. but i'll that discussion to overall two others. well mayor coolidge showed himself to be a very effective executive demonstrating trait traits that a national audience would later in his career. he was careful with the management of public funds when land from the town was sold to neighboring holyoke. he invested those funds for the future benefit of his constituent base to attract and retain good teachers. he raised teachers. he refused to go along with those who proposed building a new city hall because of its cost. and he fought against mandates from the state legislature, which sought to assume control over alcohol licensing, because that was traditionally a matter of

the young coolidge read the law clerking a local firm in northampton, massachusetts, and then sat the bar. judge edith jones will speak about coolidge's legal background. well, we've given you so many of the the story of calvin coolidge is the story of every american and village from the period. while listening to our guests today, think about what we've retained from that period as well as what we've lost and what we should to restore. and it's now my great pleasure to introduce our first panelist, the great grandson, the president. chris jeter. thank you. john calvin coolidge was, as you've heard already born on july 4th, 1872, in plymouth notch, vermont he was named after his father. the family referred to him always as calvin or cal. so over the years that john was dropped to better understand calvin. one needs to understand his family in, the environment in which he was raised. first notch is nestled in the green mountains of vermont. it is somewhat centrally located in a state 12 miles north of ludlow. calvin was the fifth generation in the family to live in plymouth. his great

they were also a result of his on the job experience as mayor of northampton. president of the massachusetts senate. and massachusetts lieutenant governor. and governor. during coolidge's coming of age as a practicing politician. american politics, including his own republican party, were seized by a new impulse that called itself progressivism. the progressive movement championed many great causes and achieved some of them, including women's suffrage and a host of private, voluntary welfare initiatives. and institutions that included grace goodhue, coolidge's lifelong project of the education of the deaf. but when it came to government progressive ism sought to cast aside traditional constitutional principles of separation of powers and limited government and to replace them with activist, headstrong and supposedly scientific government that would reform society from top to bottom and remake human nature itself. progressive vision was a clever brand name. it appealed to americans innate commitment to progress that harkened back to our revolutionary founding. e

in the day's other game, bristol beat northampton saints.ting the sharks of south africa 34—21. elsewhere, there were wins for ulster, connacht and edinburgh, while cardiff suffered a late defeat at home to benetton. wales have been beaten in their opening match of the wxv — rugby union's newest competition in the women's game. they faced canada, a side they'd not beaten since 2006, and wales were in the game at half—time when they reduced the deficit to four points. but canada scored three second—half tries to win 42—22 in wellington. max verstappen will start tonight's sprint race at the united states grand prix from pole. the world champion could only manage sixth in qualifying for sunday's main race, but no—one could catch him in the sprint shoot—out. ferrari's charles leclerc will line up alongside him at the circuit of the americas in austin. britain's lewis hamilton completed the top three, just seven hundredths of a second behind verstappen. after 37 years of racing, frankie dettori claimed a fairytale final win on his last british r

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they were pushed all the way by northampton saints, but managed to come through — winning 20 points toh the pick of the three tries. sharks were beaten by saracens in the premiership final at twickenham in may. london broncos are back in rugby league's super league, after coming from behind to beat toulouse olympique in the championship grand final. (oov)the french side led 14—4 at half—time, the french side led 14—4 at half—time, but the broncos fought back with three second half tries — including two from iliess macani. cue the celebrations for the london club, who are back in the the top flight for the first time since 2019 when they were relegated on points difference. to the cricket world cup in india where afghanistan have pulled off the biggest win in their world cup history — beating england by 69 runs in delhi. patrick geary reports on a disappointing day for the defending champions. afghanistan believe they are getting closer to england, belief has always been important in their cricket. allowing them to clear hurdles but few expected the force unleashed. rashid the match tur

nonlinear, and periodically due to penetration into the conventional underbelly of the city of northamptond this, of course, is just such borhisianism , here it is stretched out into a book that is called longer than the bible, that is, of course, i would cut this jerusalem in half, but these four are cool allan introduces the principles of four-dimensional space, where time is the most fascinating scale, in a very fascinating way, i have a question for you as a linguist, it’s really funny, but there’s something in it, here’s borhis, he somehow came into life russian man here with this joke, pereborghis, what do you think is borhis’s overkill, well, you’re a linguist, i don’t know who else to ask, but it seems to me that you may have some kind of answer to this question, for some reason borhis remained in layer of language, such a comic yes, because, because, because, in principle, the very name borhis in the russian language evokes some kind of internal. and sidor of seville with folk etymologies, you know, this is the root bor, that is, take take and so on, i really want to continue it,

northampton saints picked up their first win of the season with a tense 16—14 win at newcastle falconsf. they had to withstand a late fightback but held on. falcons are now the only side yet to win a game in the premiership this season. in the united rugby championship, cardiff blues beat their south wales rivals, the newport—based dragons, 16—9. this was the only try of the match, scored by mason grady. cardiff have now won their local derby against the dragons 17 times in a row. and ulster have beated bulls 26—19 after tries from tom stewart and jacob stockdale, who was left out of ireland's world cup squad. ulster were playing on their new artificial 3g playing surface at kingspan stadium, in belfast. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. tyson fury was knocked down in the third round by francis ngannou in their non—title fight in saudi arabia, but kept his unbeaten record after winning on a controversial split decision. there was a thrilling finish to the thailand motogp, with the lead changing hands several times in the closing laps befor

nonlinear, and periodically due to the penetration into the conventional underbelly of the city of northampton of course, i would cut this jerusalem in half, but allan murph introduces these cool four principles of four-dimensional space, where time is the most fascinating scale, in a very exciting way. i have a question for you as a linguist, it’s actually funny, but there’s something in it. here is borhis, he somehow entered the life of a russian person with this joke. what do you think borhis has gone wrong with? borgisa pereborghis, well, you are a linguist, i don’t know who else to ask, but it seems to me that you can there may be some answer to this question. for some reason, here's borhis. remained in the layer of such a comic language, well, because because because, in principle, the very name borhis in the russian language evokes some kind of inner isidore of seville with folk etymologies, you know, this is the root boron, that is , take, take, and so on, i really want to continue to etymology it, that is, there are such unfortunate surnames that, on the contrary , successful ones app

>> northampton.ar left as you go. >> i'm sure. >> state committee woman. >> okay, what part of mass are you from. >> northampton. >> we work with chet martin and we're running politics and doing corralling delegates for you in massachusetts. >> good, good, thank you: thank you, yeah. >> keep it up, you're the man. >> thank you, thank you. >> a photo? ready? >> there you go. >> thank you. >> and actually new hampshire, everyone-- i mean, like with the patriots, not doing well, you guys are spoiled for so long, it was like they'd be great every year and now the dolphins are fantastics and the bills are pretty good. it's become a tough division. >> all right. do it this way. great to see you guys. and good luck to you. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. >> governor? >> yeah. >> all right. thank you. i will sign it, yeah. >> thank you. >> all right. sir? thank you. spread the word. >> thank you so much. >> a couple of eggs over here. >> a golfball. what kind is that? top flight. >> top flight. >> i

in the day's other game, bristol beat northampton saints. it in the end, they scored three second half tries to win 42—22 in wellington. this is the wxv1 — the top tier of nations. fter 37 years of racing, frankie dettori claimed a fairytale final win on his last british ride as king of steel took the champion stakes at ascot. the 52—year—old had begun the afternoon with victory on trawlerman in the first race of the day, before guiding king of steel home. dettori, who has more than 3,300 wins, initially intended to retire completely from the sport but will now go on to ride in the united states. i wanted to finish my career at the top. i thought, i wanted to finish my career at the top. ithought, i i wanted to finish my career at the top. i thought, i will give it one more year. i have had an amazing time. i thought that rings were going to slow down and i would see my last —— say my last farewell to everyone. but completely the opposite. i went to america and i had such a good time. and then as soon as i got back, i never stopped winning.

because of family relationship that my grandfather and grace coolidge first cousins i met her her northampton home and when i was 14 i didn't know any better so. i was more interested in the elevator in her and the buick in her garage. sadly but she was a wonderful and beautifully named woman full of grace and i am named after the coolidge's two sons, john and calvin. and i remember my mother who said that she had gone to john and florence's wedding. i remember this because kept a piece of the wedding cake in our freezer for years, along with a frozen and chicken and. i said, mom, i think this has been in here long and needs to be deeded to the smithsonian so that that that's my relationship with the coolidge family and it's my grandfather me a great story. they they used to double date years and years ago and then when he became president my grandfather to visit the president in the oval office and he said coolidge took a nap and after he woke he looked at my grandfather and said thanks for the visit arthur. i exchange words. the problem with going last is that a lot of people have already q

i met her at her northampton home when i was 14. but i did not know any better. so i was more interested in the elevator in her house and the buick in her garage, sadly. but she was a wonderful and beautifully named woman, full of grace. i am named after the coolidge's two sons. and i remember my mother said she had gone to john and florence's wedding. i remember because she kept a piece of the wedding cake in our freezer for years, along with a frozen hamburger and chicken. i said mom, i think this has been in here long enough. it needs to be deeded to the smithsonian. so that is my relationship with the coolidge family. my grandfather told me a great story. they used a double date years and years ago, and when he became president my grandfather went to visit the president in the oval office and he said coolidge took a nap . and after he woke up he looked at my grandfather and said thanks for the visit, arthur. they never exchanged words. the problem with going last is that a lot of people have already quoted some of the things that i was going to quote, but jus

believe a couple northampton i believe a couple of places or few of the of the places or few of theere they're going to see a reduction in migrant see a reduction in these migrant hotels. be a good hotels. it could be a good thing for to look, if you vote for them to go look, if you vote for them to go look, if you vote for a party that is less visibly or vocally strong when it comes to borders your area, is to borders in your area, is going to get of these going to get more of these migrant hotels. you vote, migrant hotels. if you vote, conservative do away with conservative will do away with them. or the british them. whether or not the british pubuc them. whether or not the british public will through that, public will see through that, because, the fact is because, of course, the fact is that we are this mess, aren't that we are in this mess, aren't we? it happened under we? and it has happened under the current government. but you've more on this you've got loads more on this story our website, story on our website, gbnews.com. it's fastest gb news.com. it's the fastest growing

northampton saints have got their first win of the new rugby premiership season — but onlyjust.fter making it two wins from two. they beat the bulls 26—19 — jacob stockdale with the second of their two tries. elswhere cardiff beat the dragons while munster drew 13—13 with bennetton. domestic rugby back in the spotlight after the end of the world cup. judd trump's winning streak is now at 20 matches after he won the northern ireland open in belfast. the former world champion was at his brilliant best as he beat fellow englishman chris wakelin by nine frames to three in the final, playing some exhibition snooker along the way. it's also the third consecutive ranking event he's won after victories at the english and wuhan opens. another trophy to add to the collection. and the highly anticipated undisputed world heavyweight title fight between tyson fury and oleksandr usyk is unlikely to happen this year — as originally planned. that's according to fury�*s promoter frank warren — who admits fury cannot go into a 12—week camp for another fight so soon after his controversial victory

in premiership rugby, newcastle play northampton this afternoon, after leicester beat bath.there is no such thing as bad weather, only l to stop anytime soon. there is no i such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing! louise, what should we be looking out for? you need a large cappuccino, fry up, toast, choir son, for the next three days because it staying pretty unsettled. no sign of any dry weather to come. this is the story so far today with this low pressure the story so far today with this low ressure ., �* , , , the story so far today with this low ressure . �* , , , ., ., pressure that's been sitting out to the west. pressure that's been sitting out to the west- heavy _ pressure that's been sitting out to the west. heavy overnight - pressure that's been sitting out to the west. heavy overnight rain. i the west. heavy overnight rain. local flooding the west. heavy overnight rain. localflooding in the west. heavy overnight rain. local flooding in the south—west and that's going to linger as it continues to sit in southern scotland. let's take a look at that in a little

steve in northampton says the easiest way to get rid of these flying insects, especially the little fruitose ladies in lincolnshire, they all - scented candles. did you see those ladies in lincolnshire, they all had | ladies in lincolnshire, they all had lemon scented candles. it ladies in lincolnshire, they all had lemon scented candles.— lemon scented candles. it didn't seem to be _ lemon scented candles. it didn't seem to be working. _ lemon scented candles. it didn't seem to be working. i _ lemon scented candles. it didn't seem to be working. i thought l lemon scented candles. it didn'tj seem to be working. i thought it lemon scented candles. it didn't - seem to be working. i thought it was frank covering himself with marmite but i think it was on a piece of toast. more suggestions later and trying to find out what is going on with those bugs. still to come on breakfast. how would you like to own a piece of movie history which will also keep you warm this winter? i have been a key for a coat! —— looking for a coat! the ski suit worn byjames bond in "the spy who loved me" is up for auc

marion says, i live in a village near northampton, which is definitely in the midlands, and our forecastto 22 degrees as well. i have to say, i've just checked and you're going up to. yeah, you're going to degrees, but it's going up to 22 degrees, but it's absolute bright sunshine. it saysin absolute bright sunshine. it says in our bbc weather report, a fascinating morning because because even when we're saying there's going to be amazing weather in october, people say, no, there's not. >> got it all wrong. yeah. >> you got it all wrong. yeah. >> you got it all wrong. yeah. >> fake yeah >> fake news. yeah >> fake news. yeah >> to be more >> you've got to be more optimistic. david says in scotland we don't many scotland we don't get many heatwaves. today's forecast is for heavy rain. no surprises there. sorry. what there. i'm sorry. that's what we've saying morning. we've been saying all morning. yeah, worst yeah, you're getting the worst of and dave in london, we've >> and dave in london, we've been lot about was the been talking a lot about was the weather or least weather better or at

two—thirds of the 265 mile track, taking in their home towns in visiting schools, from staffordshire to northamptonree dads before them, the suicide prevention charity papyrus has now brought three more families together, and so they drop in to say hello. the three more families together, and so they drop in to say hello.— they drop in to say hello. the walk is to raise awareness _ they drop in to say hello. the walk is to raise awareness and - they drop in to say hello. the walk is to raise awareness and funds . they drop in to say hello. the walkj is to raise awareness and funds for papyrus, so it is sensible, we not passing far from the root so we decided would make contact and see if we could call into the office and give all the support we could, so we are here, still marching on, what they are doing to raise funds is going to make such a difference. it means more prevention training, more people _ means more prevention training, more people calling a helpline, and if we can get— people calling a helpline, and if we can get more volunteers, they can go out and _ can get more volunteers, they c