Republicans Nominate Harding and Coolidge in Chicago
Edward W. Pickard analyzes the 1920 Republican National Convention. Harding wins the nomination after a drawn-out ballot process backed by party bosses, with Coolidge selected as vice president in a vote branch. The piece notes platform debates, key factions, and the convention's orderly management.
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