Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Will not some of the good Republican brethren, in the interest of the Republican Party and in order that the Constitution may be preserved, call upon the silent man in the White House to explain his connection with Max Mitchell's crooked bank deal and Mitchell's campaign contribution to the Coolidge Campaign Fund in violation of the laws of the State of Massachusetts and, if he does not explain his part in this transaction, ask the Republican Party to withdraw his name from the race...
...probably is too late to do any good, for the people themselves will on Nov. 4, permanently retire both of these candidates from active service in the Republican ranks and thereby help to purify the once Grand Old Party of Abraham Lincoln...
...York World, champion of Liberalism, apparently could not see the woods for the trees. It declared that "Don Blasco is too intelligent not to be a republican. The King business has been a bad business for Spain." The "King business" is a favorite expression of The World. Because the Prince of Wales is "entirely composed of prestige"-a statement far from the truth-the "King business" ought to be wound up. Because Ibanez is seen as "the greatest of all Spaniards"-an absurd contention-the "King business" in Spain ought to be wound up. A critic said: "Such childish logic...
Died. Sydney E. Mudd, 39, U. S. Congressman (Republican) from Maryland; in Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, from intestinal obstruction...
...clock. Professor Felix Frankfurter of the Law School will take up the cudgel for the La Follette-Wheeler Club. Eliot Wadsworth '98, former Assistant-Secretary of the Treasury and the First Marshall of his class at its 25th reunion, will argue in behalf of President Coolidge and the Republican Party...