1928, a quick Historical rant!

Dive into the wild world of 1928 with our deep dive into the New York Times headline from June 16: *"Hoover Named On First Ballot By 837; Lowden Second With 74; Curtis Gets 64; Farmers Squelched On Floor, 807 To 277."* This pivotal moment at the Republican National Convention crowned Herbert Hoover as the GOP nominee, setting the stage for a landslide victory and the turbulent years ahead. Join us as we unpack the political drama, explore the farm plank battle, and reveal how this day shaped the 1928 election and beyond. From Hoover’s rise to the farmers’ revolt, we’ve got the full story—plus rare archival footage and expert insights!

🔍 **What You’ll Learn:**
- Why Hoover’s nomination was a done deal despite anti-Hoover coalitions.
- The fierce farm relief debate that nearly derailed the convention.
- How Curtis clinched the VP slot and what it meant for the GOP.
- The cultural and political vibes of 1928 America.

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