Harding Nominated for President on Tenth Ballot in Republican Convention
The Republican National Convention nominated Warren G. Harding of Ohio for president on the tenth ballot. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was chosen as vice president after Pennsylvania gave Harding 60 votes and Coolidge a solid majority. The platform accused the Democratic administration of mismanagement, called for limited government, and urged a liberal foreign policy based on international justice and peace.
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Massachusetts Governor Nominated for Vice President at GOP Convention
The governor of Massachusetts is named as the Republican Party's vice presidential candidate at the national convention. The selection signals a strategic move to balance the ticket with regional appeal and executive experience. This confirmation sets the stage for a formal VP acceptance and campaign rollout.
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