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Coolidge and Dawes Named at Cleveland Convention
The national Republican convention chose Calvin Coolidge for president and Charles G. Dawes for vice president. It described the gathering as the quietest, smoothest convention in memory, with Dawes gaining late support over Frank Lowden and Hoover in the ballot shift. The event featured a strong push for party reform, including changes to delegations and increased female participation, while praising Coolidge's character and leadership.
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Edward W. Pickard Greveland
Ohio
Cylvin Coolidge
Woodrow Whitson
St Louis
Mr. Coolidge
Cooiidge
Bute
Frank O. Lowden
Minas
Lowden
William M. Butler
Coolidge
Hoover
Tim
Dawes
Bexan
Sinter
Helen Maria" Hind
Butlee
7 Watson
Indiana
Wadention
James
Silas Wright
New York
Wright Deeling
George AM Dalley
Pennsylvania
Vetera
Burton
al. Hert
Kentucky
Medill McCormick
Chuengo
Stenam
Thorn
Guy
Committee On Rules and Order of
National Committee
St. Joseph
Mich
Alin
Congress
Burne
Apcusler
Jor
Surian Leroy
University of Michigan
Conlidge
Mmm
Dr.urton
Aly Prunryak
Patfornia
Jim
Thire
Ultrleister
Lurtin Sila
Fife
America
Mabels
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Anya
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Interesa
Hunan
Fran Woaliliguin
Eiolee
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Covlilie Oweiotint
Lewden
Xen Ca Tetany
Batlans
Marie
Tome Sutvu
Lawhea
Uley
Serbia
Die
Prometry
Mondewa
Fenlion
Annie
Charles M. Dines
Conidge
Cleveland
Mille
Lanvin
Dremington
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Coutidge Fois
Miri