Roosevelts Nomination Fight Dominates Democratic Convention
Thousands of delegates converge in Chicago to back Franklin D Roosevelt and John Garner while battle lines form over repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Al Smith boosts pro Smith faction as debates heat over the party platform and wet plank as credentials battles test Roosevelt strength.
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Roosevelt Nomination Sparks Democratic Convention Night Session
The Democratic gathering adjourned after adopting a broad platform including prohibition repeal, budget reform, and civil relief measures. Franklin D. Roosevelt won a hard fought fourth ballot with 945 votes, Garber Garner later named vice president, amid boisterous demonstrations and delegate maneuvering.
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