Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...President let it be known that he approved the action of the Republican leaders in Congress in not inviting the (Insurgents to the Republican House Caucus which is to take place later this month (see Page...
...69th Congress of the U. S. comes into existence on Mar. 4. To be sure it will not meet until some months later. But before that date, on Feb. 27, the caucus of the Republican members of the House in the 69th Congress will meet. Last week, the Republican Committee on Committees issued the call. Because the caucus is an extra-legal body, it will not matter that some of its members are not Congressmen, but only Congressmen...
Ordinarily, caucuses are not held until, at most, a day or two before a Congress comes in session, when its members have already assembled in Washington. The coming caucus will consist of the Republican members of the present Congress who were re-elected last fall and of the 50-odd Republicans newly elected to serve in that body. The caucus will have three major functions...
...choose a Republican candidate for Speaker of the House (to succeed Speaker Gillett who goes to the Senate). Since the Republicans will have a majority in the next Congress, the choice of the caucus should be practically equivalent to election. The two leading candidates are Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, Republican floor leader and Representative Martin B. Madden of Illinois...
Thus spoke James A. Reed, Senator from Missouri. But he was not congratulating his State on having himself for a Senator; he was referring to his Republican (Colleague, Senator Selden Palmer Spencer...