Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Republican. The figures representing the mounting numbers of Coolidge delegates to the Republican National Convention continued tediously. Following the Massachusetts and Ohio primaries and the Missouri .State Convention, the Coolidge total was 860?305 more than necessary. On the first ballot the Coolidge total may well be over 1,000 of the 1,109 votes...
Better than these figures, as indication of Coolidge's invincibility in the Convention, was the President's announcement that he wanted William M. Butler to be Chairman of the Republican National Committee?to manage the President's election campaign as he has managed the primary campaign. This is a post which for many years has been filled according to the choice of the nominee. It is yet six weeks before Coolidge can be the nominee. But what need was there to wait for the whistle to blow when the score stood...
When the President had announced that Mr. Butler would get the National Committee chieftainship, now held by John T. Adams, Mr. Butler promptly renounced his ambition for the Republican Senatorial nomination in Massachusetts and suggested that Governor Cox of that state should get it. Either Governor Cox or Louis Coolidge (no relation of Calvin) will probably be nominated...
...increasing to 40% at $500,000; normal tax 2% up to $4,000, 4% from $4,000 to $8,000, 6% above $8,000). The vote on the Simmons plan was 43-40 for the surtaxes and 44-37 on the normal taxes. The Republican insurgents (including Hiram W. Johnson) voted with the Democrats, whereas three Democrats, Bayard (paired), Bruce, Edwards, voted against their colleagues...
Eliot Wadsworth '98, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, will address a meeting held under the auspices of the Republican Club at 7 o'clock at the Union this evening. The meeting will be open to every one regardless of their membership in the Republican Club or the Union. Mr. Wadsworth's talk will be largely based on the fact that new voters must declare their party preference at the next primary. According to this eminent Republican, a voter who divides his support between the two parties is helping to bring about a situation where there is no responsibility...