Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...regard this as a moral victory for President Coolidge. Rarely has South Dakota in recent years been carried by a conservative in the primarien when there was a division in the Republican Party...
...march to the National Conventions next June passed last week through the great State of South Dakota. There a primary was in progress. Interest centered principally on the Republican ballot where Calvin Coolidge was contesting with Hiram Johnson The struggle was hard, with victory wavering from one standard to another. In the end Mr. Johnson won by a few hundred votes. Thereupon Senator Johnson exclaimed...
...George B. Cullen of Colgate, speaking before the National Republican Club in New York City on February 16, said he was perfectly willing to have any radical come there to make an address, but he would not want to have him on the faculty...
...received support from distinguished representatives of the two political parties. Both Senator Capper, Republican, and Senator Ralston, Democrat, have given the plan unqualified endorsement. I firmly believe it may be transmuted into actual legislative from in the early future...
...Democrats and Republicans adjourned immediately after this gathering to separate rooms where they took the first steps toward organization. B. E. Lippincott, F. W. Whitney, S. H. Blackmer and D. L. Hellfrich were chosen as a 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...