Democrats Name Alfred E. Smith as Presidential Nominee
At Sam Houston Hall Houston Texas the Democratic convention nominated Gov Alfred E Smith of New York for president with Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas as vice president. The event sparked wild cheering and emotional demonstrations as delegates and supporters celebrated Smiths onslaught to victory and harmony within their ranks. The platform attacked the Hoover administration and Fordney McCumber Tariff while pledging clean government and farm aid.
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Convention heats up as Al Smith gains platform support in Houston
The Democratic National Convention in Houston features keynote by Claude Bowers attacking Republicans, fierce Smith demonstrations, and party infighting. Delegates rally behind Al Smith with Texas, Georgia, Mississippi showing strong backing as platform debates and nominee ballots unfold.
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