Word: mcadoos
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Primaries proceed apace. The great adventure last week was the Wisconsin Democratic primary. There Governor Al Smith of New York took victory away from William G. McAdoo. It was Mr. McAdoo's first serious set-back in a primary vote. Governor Smith had made no purposeful campaign, and pointed out that he had never had official notification that his name was entered. But Smith had the reputation of being a Wet; McAdoo is a well known Dry; and Milwaukee is famous...
William G. McAdoo. Defeated in Wisconsin, after a victory in Georgia, Mr. McAdoo has still by all odds the biggest group of delegates of any Democrat. It is possible that he will have about half of them. But he would need two-thirds for nomination-and politicians do not see a prospect of the addition. Nevertheless, the McAdoo group's second choice may well be chosen. But who is he? There are many who would like to be that second choice. At least three Senators are suggested for it: Ralston, Robinson, Glass...
...opposite side of the fence, men who, because of wetness or conservatism are practically out of consideration as heirs to McAdoo delegations, are Senator Underwood, Governors Smith of New York, Silzer of New Jersey, Ritchie of Maryland...
...Davis has practically disqualified himself for the Democratic leadership by his conservatism", continued Dr. Buell, "and McAdoo will find it difficult to live down the association of his name with the oil scandal. Our only hope will be to find some man unknown at present, who is capable of handling one of the most difficult political situations in the history of the United States...
...temporary Republican committee while F. D. Ashburn, T. C. Hume, J. S. Platt, and A. A. Ryan were picked to organize the Democratic party. Coolidge, La Follettee, Hoover, Borah and Johnson clubs were formed within the Republican party and the Democrats split into groups who advocated Underwood, Roosevelt, McAdoo or Davis for the nomination...