(Congress ends state of war by joint resolution (vetoed by Woodrow Wilson).)

May 30, 1920:(“New York Labor Party (Farmer-Labor Party) nominates Rose
Schneiderman for United States Senate and Mrs. William J. Fink for Comptroller.”)

June 5, 1920: “Literary Digest poll puts Warren G. Harding eighth among Republican presidential candidates, below even Calvin Coolidge and William Howard Taft.” Late in the campaign, the Literary Digest magazine mailed millions of postcards to conduct the first Presidential campaign poll and predicts a Republican triumph.

June 8-12, 1920: Republican National Convention convenes at the Chicago Coliseum in Chicago Illinois and nominates on 10th ballot Warren G. Harding (Ohio) for President, and nominates Calvin Coolidge (Massachusetts)for Vice President.On the first day,Senator Henry Cabot Lodge delivers keynote address. Wood, Lowden, and Johnson are deadlocked at the convention. Party(Arkansas) serves as chairman. The convention nominates on the 43rd ballot, James M. Cox (Ohio) for President, Franklin D. Roosevelt (New York) for Vice President.There are twenty-four candidates vying for the nomination on the first ballot. William Gibbs McAdoo is the front-runner, however, Wilson prevents his nomination, and refuses to endorse any candidate, hoping to be drafted when the convention deadlocks. Instead, the Democrats nominateGovernor James M. Cox, a newspaper editorand for Vice President nominate 38 year-old Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt, a fifth cousin of the late Theodore Roosevelt.

July 1, 1920: End Democratic Party Primaries, Unpledged

July 1, 1920: End Republican Party Primaries, Hiram W. Johnson wins the majority of the primaries.

July 10-14, 1920: July 13, 1920: Single Tax Party Convention convenes at the Auditorium