Hoover Nominated. Dawes Fails to Exec Run Mate
In Chicago Hoover is renominated by the Republican convention after a tense race over the running mate. Dawes declines the offer. Curtis remains favored by party leaders. Prohibition plank causes clashes as Bingham’s repeal proposal fails 681 to 472. Oregon backs Joseph France’s candidacy, while Hoover wins the presidential ballot amid a lengthy convention climax.
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