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Democrats Name Davis and Bryan In Historic Nomination
The Democratic national convention in New York ended a 103 ballot deadlock to nominate John W. Davis of West Virginia for president and Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska for vice president. The fraught process featured bitter clashes over anti-Klan issues, lengthy speeches, and vibrant demonstrations by both McAdoo and Smith factions as leaders urged harmony and unity.
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West Virginia
Chas. W. Bryan
Nebraska
Edward W. Pickard
New York
Democratic Party
United States
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Tom Taggert
Walston
Indiana
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Olin
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Newton
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Kansas City
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Franklin Roosevelt
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Senate
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Washington
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Alabama
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America
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al Smith
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Connecticut
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New Jersey
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Virginia
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League of Nations
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League of Nationa
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Bryan
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