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in 1922, and served as chair of the Credentials Committee in 1924. While her being supported for the vice presidential nomination was in essence a gesture, she received some votes in the election process, variously given as several, over 50, and 44.
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Our Campaigns - Candidate - Lena Jones Wade (Mrs. Leroy) Springs
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She died on May 18, 1942, and is buried in Pulaski, Tennessee.
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An enthusiastic supporter of women's rights, she became a
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at a political convention. She was nominated at the
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Vice President of the United States
1924 Democratic National Convention
Pulaski, Tennessee
Sullins College
Virginia College
Roanoke
Queens College
Charlotte
Democratic National Committeewoman
Center for American Women and Politics
"Facts - Elections - Resources - Useful Links | Center for American Women and Politics"
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Lena Springs
Our Campaigns - Candidate - Lena Jones Wade (Mrs. Leroy) Springs
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1883 births
1942 deaths
Tennessee Democrats
Female candidates for Vice President of the United States
1924 United States vice-presidential candidates
Sullins College alumni
People from Pulaski, Tennessee
Women in Tennessee politics
Queens University of Charlotte faculty
20th-century American women politicians
20th-century American politicians
American women academics

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