Twin Sphinx of Politics Bother Parties
Two eminent leaders sit on the sidelines delaying party speeches as Calvin Coolidge and Alfred E. Smith hold separate roles. Coolidge guides on insurance matters while Smith edits a magazine and oversees a skyscraper project. Party chiefs align with Hoover and Roosevelt supporters, leaving the political riddle unresolved.
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