Image:Cox Roosevelt poster 1920.jpg

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Description

Poster for U.S. Democratic Party nominees for President and Vice President of the United States in 1920-- James M. Cox for President and Franklin D. Roosevelt for Vice-President.
Source

Period photo of 1920 poster. Original in Robert Runyon Photograph Collection, The Center for American History and General Libraries, University of Texas at Austin. Cropped from digital copy via Library of Congress website [1]REPRODUCTION NUMBER 07832
Date

1920
Author

No credit for original poster; photographer may be Robert Runyon
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