Dawes Nominated for Vice President at Republican Convention
At Convention Hall Cleveland June 12 President Coolidge was nominated by acclamation except for two dissenters Wisconsin and North Dakota. General Charles G Dawes was named to run with Coolidge after a pro forma nomination process. Lowden was nominated for vice president despite earlier refusals and a letter declining the honor.
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Dawes Nominated for Vice Presidency After Lowden Declines
The Republican National Convention nominated Charles G. Dawes of Illinois for vice president after Frank Lowden refused the nomination. Dawes previously led the Dawes committee aiding the reparations talks in Paris and Berlin, urging a stable German economy to restore repayment.
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