Chicago Tribune Political Cartoons, 1918-1929 - America in Class

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“Still Suffering from the Same Old Nightmare” Chicago Daily Tribune, January 11, 1928 Cartoonist: Carey Orr Reproduced by permission of the Chicago Tribune. Digital image courtesy of ProQuest Historical Newspapers. National Humanities Center Political Cartoons from the Chicago Daily Tribune, 1918-1929 22
“The G. O. P. Convention” Chicago Daily Tribune, June 13, 1928 Cartoonist: Carey Orr G.O.P.: Republican Party (“Grand Old Party”). Although its political clout was greatly diminished by 1928, the Ku Klux Klan campaigned feverishly to oppose the presidential candidacy of Al Smith, the Catholic New York governor (nominated two weeks later at the Democratic convention). The Indiana Ku Klux Klan dominated Republican politics in the state, and its delegates fought for the vide-presidential nomination of Indiana Senator and Klan sympathizer James E. Watson. (Charles Curtis of Kansas won the nomination.) Reproduced by permission of the Chicago Tribune. Digital image courtesy of ProQuest Historical Newspapers. National Humanities Center Political Cartoons from the Chicago Daily Tribune, 1918-1929 23
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