Hoover Curtis: Choice of G O P Hoover Curtis at Kansas City
At the Republican National Convention in Kansas City Herbert Hoover was nominated for president and Charles Curtis for vice president on the first ballots. The platform called for farm relief without equalization fees, stricter Prohibition enforcement, and creation of a federal farm board. Mellon announced Hoover as the nominee after a Pennsylvania delegation meeting.
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