Democrats Nominate Alfred E Smith in Early Ballot Victory
At Sam Houston Hall Houston Texas delegates crown Alfred E Smith as Democratic presidential nominee on first ballot amid wild cheers. Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas placed as running mate. Platform promises harmony and attacks on Hoover administration while pledging aid to farmers and clean government.
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Smith Nomination Rally Electrifies Democratic Convention
The Houston gathering saluted Al Smith with loud support as the Democratic platform and nominee were hammered out. Speakers including Claude Bowers and Jesse Jones framed a pro reform, anti privilege platform while delegates roared for Smith and denounced the Hoover administration amid heated demonstrations.
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