Hoover Curtis lead the G O P ticket at Kansas City
At the 1928 Republican National Convention in Kansas City Missouri Herbert Hoover was nominated for president on the first ballot with Charles Curtis as running mate. The platform emphasized farm relief and the creation of a federal farm board while factions argued over the equalization fee and prohibition enforcement.
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Kansas
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Houston
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Pennsylvania
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Chicago
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National Committee
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Ohio
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Borah
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
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Committee On Permanent Organization
Josh Lillis
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Mellon
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth
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