Coolidge Stays Neutral on Convention City Choice
President Coolidge does not back Kansas City or any city for the 1924 Republican convention. William M. Butler, head of the national committee, earlier endorsed Kansas City but the White House said the President doubts Butler has a clear preference. The committee planned to choose a convention site tomorrow as leaders claimed Butler would remain neutral.
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