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Harding Breaks Through At Republican Convention of 1920
The Chicago gathering selects Warren G. Harding of Ohio as the presidential nominee with Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts as running mate after a tense ballot process. The platform criticizes Wilson, pledges economic reform, and endorses open diplomacy without ratifying the treaty.
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