Word: lowdenism
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...state conventions during the week brought the total of delegates actually or theoretically Hooverized to 164. Accretions were Maine's 8, Michigan's 33, Kentucky's 29, 47 in New York and one in Wisconsin. The "actual" standing of other G. O. P. candidates was: Lowden, 100; Curtis, 23; Norris...
...moment the balloting begins and "potential" strength is demonstrated, the powers-that-are in the G. O. P. would remain poised upon the Rock of Plymouth, able to "draft" Calvin Coolidge again, if need be, or to dictate his successor to the deadlocked boomers of Hoover and Lowden...
...Edward J. Quinn of Cambridge speaking before the Democratic Club at the Union last night, told anecdotes of his personal experiences with prominent men in public life and revealed the inner most secrets of party organization. He sized up the leading Presidential candidates of both parties, notably Hoover, Smith, Lowden Ritchie, and Walsh...
...Lowden. While Hooverites counted their chickens and hoped they would hatch (see "The Beaver-Man"), Lowdenites did likewise. They counted up as high as 200 delegates, "sure" on the first ballot. Candidate Lowden's prospects were brighter for carrying his home
...would be opposed. Candidate Willis would oppose him. Candidates Lowden, Dawes, Curtis, Watson would oppose him. Ohio would oppose him. They would all oppose him. "All Republicans! ALL AMERICANS! ALL VOTERS! . . . Mr. Hoover will be defeated in Ohio...