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الصفحة 408
Socialist Party meets and nominates Eugene V. Debs of Indiana for President, although he is serving a 10-year ... Republicans meet at Chicago and nominate Warren G. Harding of Ohio for President; nomination is engineered by party bosses ...
Socialist Party meets and nominates Eugene V. Debs of Indiana for President, although he is serving a 10-year ... Republicans meet at Chicago and nominate Warren G. Harding of Ohio for President; nomination is engineered by party bosses ...
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ty meets and nominates Herman P. Paris for President and Marie C. Brehm for Vice- President. June 10. Republicans meet at Cleveland and nominate President Calvin Coolidge for reelection and General Charles G. Dawes of Illinois for ...
ty meets and nominates Herman P. Paris for President and Marie C. Brehm for Vice- President. June 10. Republicans meet at Cleveland and nominate President Calvin Coolidge for reelection and General Charles G. Dawes of Illinois for ...
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Labor Party meets and nominates Frank T. Johns, who is later killed and replaced by Verne L. Reynolds. May 25. Workers' Party meets and nominates William Z. Foster. June 12. Republicans meet at Kansas City and nominate Secretary of ...
Labor Party meets and nominates Frank T. Johns, who is later killed and replaced by Verne L. Reynolds. May 25. Workers' Party meets and nominates William Z. Foster. June 12. Republicans meet at Kansas City and nominate Secretary of ...
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