Marked by the "Klanbake," for 10 points, name this election won by Calvin Coolidge.
One convention prior to this election saw the capitulation of New Jersey Governor George Silzer. One major dispute during that convention arose from Forney Johnston's attempt to have his party condemn a violent organization. Frank Lowden declined the vice presidential nomination at one convention, while at the other Lena Spring was a candidate for vice president and Jim Brandon repeatedly stated "Alabama casts 24 votes for Underwood." The latter convention saw both William McAdoo and Al Smith give up, leading to the nomination of Charles Wayland Brian and John Davis after 103 ballots. Marked by the "Klanbake," for 10 points, name this election won by Calvin Coolidge.
One convention prior to this election saw the capitulation of New Jersey Governor George Silzer.
Election of 1924