Coolidge Dawes Named for President and Vice President
At Cleveland national convention Calvin Coolidge secured the presidential nomination and Charles G. Dawes the vice presidency after a dramatic ballot drama. The process featured Hoover intrigue, Lowden decline, and a Dawes surprise victory amid a party reform push and notable public displays.
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St. Louis
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Indiana
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Pennsylvania
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Republican Platform Emphasizes War Prevention and Budget Cuts
G O P pledges reaffirm agreement among nations to prevent war and support the permanent court of international justice. They oppose League obligations, demand major government expense cuts, tax reductions, and debt reductions, while praising merit system enforcement and civil service reform. They favor merchant marine, a lakes to gulf waterway, veterans care, natural resources development, balanced agriculture commerce and labor relations, and stricter national oversight. Election of a Republican Congress to enact these principles is urged, with education and naturalization improvements and reductions in military forces.
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