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Republican National Convention nominates Warren G. Harding for president

The Republican National Convention in Chicago concluded with Warren G. Harding winning the presidential nomination (on the 10th ballot), with Calvin Coolidge chosen as the vice-presidential nominee during the convention.

Harding's nomination set the Republican ticket that would defeat the Democratic administration's successor and shaped the outcome of the 1920 presidential election during the final months of Wilson's presidency.

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