Word: republicanisms
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...night of March 15, 1925, one Madge Oberholtzer, a girl locally known as "Poor Madge," who had been connected in a minor capacity with Republican activities in Indianapolis, was led to Mr. Stephenson's house, forced to take a drink, and abducted by train to Hammond where Mr. Stephenson ravished her. In the morning she found some arsenic on the bathroom shelf. She was returned in a closed car to her father's house on March 17. Later she died...
...story says he collected the jewels in a pint milk bottle, took it home full. -Mr. Stephenson says he spent $120,000 to elect Governor Jackson, and later commanded him to appoint Senator Robinson, Republican, as the successor of the late Senator Samuel M. Ralston, Democrat...
...Stephenson says he spent $120,000 to elect Governor Jackson, and later commanded him to appoint Senator Robinson, Republican, as the successor of the late Senator Samuel M. Ralston, Democrat...
...lawmakers and had his chance for the Presidency. But as onetime corporation lawyer, it was a slim one. Again, in 1921, Mr. Harding and his Ohio adherents searching for a Secretary of State, passed him by. "That man Root," grunted Mr. Harding, "has done more harm to the Republican party than any man in it. He is always pursuing some end of his own or of some outside interest...
...bill to establish a "Summer White House" somewhere west of the Mississippi where the President can "breathe the air of the West," will be introduced by Representative Lester J. Dickinson, Republican, of Iowa...