They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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And here he was when the Republican convention nominated him for the
presidency in June of 1916 . The convention could not be blamed for nominating
him , nor the people for wanting him . His record had been superb ; of such
material ...
And here he was when the Republican convention nominated him for the
presidency in June of 1916 . The convention could not be blamed for nominating
him , nor the people for wanting him . His record had been superb ; of such
material ...
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He went to the Democratic convention in New York City as a delegate , and
accepted the permanent chairmanship , thus eliminating himself as a potential
candidate . His keynote speech was a ringing declaration for the return of
constitutional ...
He went to the Democratic convention in New York City as a delegate , and
accepted the permanent chairmanship , thus eliminating himself as a potential
candidate . His keynote speech was a ringing declaration for the return of
constitutional ...
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The New York Anti - Saloon League fired a barrage of telegrams to the Anti -
Saloon leaders throughout the country instructing them to wire in turn to their
delegates at the convention to continue their opposition to the wet candidate .
The New York Anti - Saloon League fired a barrage of telegrams to the Anti -
Saloon leaders throughout the country instructing them to wire in turn to their
delegates at the convention to continue their opposition to the wet candidate .
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