Hoover Curtis Choice of G O P From Kansas City Chronicle
A neutral observer’s account of the 1920 Republican National Convention in Kansas City describes Herbert Hoover’s nomination for president and Charles Curtis for vice president on the first ballot. It notes farm policy debates, the Lowden message easing tensions, Mellon’s pivotal remarks, and the crowd dynamics as Hoover secured broad support amid factional maneuvers. The piece reflects on surface appearances versus underlying political maneuvering, with focus on delegates, farm bloc contention, and the convention’s final platform decisions.
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Hoover Nomination Dominates Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention focused on Herbert Hoover's nomination as President with orderly proceedings and major fights over the platform. Western farm leaders challenged the farm plank while prohibition and radio coverage drew attention. President Coolidge delivered a broad business policy outline and tax cut arguments framed the week.
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