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Charles G. Dawes accepts the Republican vice-presidential nomination

At the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Charles G. Dawes formally accepted the party's nomination for vice president on June 12, 1924.

Dawes's acceptance completed the Coolidge ticket, giving the Republicans a Midwestern, business-minded running mate who would serve as vice president from 1925–1929 and shape the campaign's appeal.

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