Hoover and Curtis Named GOP Leaders at Kansas City
Herbert Hoover chosen on first ballot for President at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City, with Charles Curtis placed as running mate. The platform favors farm relief and federal action on surpluses, while McNary-Haugen opponents protest the farm plank and drafting plans unfold amid parade demonstrations and party unity efforts.
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