Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Actuated by the desire to become better acquainted with leading political issues and Republican party principles, many thousands of college students throughout the country are enrolling in college Republican clubs organized under the College Bureau of the Republican National Committee, according to a recent announcement from Washington...
Both undergraduates and alumni are joining in the movement, now under way at over a 100 colleges, to encourage a deeper interest in the nation's political problems. At Ohio State University the Republican Club has a membership of 2300. Purdue--University has a Republican club with 600 members, and clubs at other colleges report similarly large enrollments, Nineteen hundred are reported to be enrolled in the club at Harvard...
While the University has been busying itself with a Republican Club, and a Democratic Club and a Hiram Johnson Club, Dartmouth College has progressed so far as to form a Club for Independent Political Action. "The sordid details of the political corruption that involves the leading politicians of both the Republican and Democratic parties" has awakened Dartmouth to the fact that "the candidates of both parties, no matter how 'good' they may be when elected, are controlled after election by big business." Action has promptly followed. The Club for I. P. A. has been organized to educate students "to bring...
Thus the only two Republican morning papers in Manhattan were combined. Mr. Munsey denied that the purchase price was $4,000,000, the amount which Mr. Munsey paid for the Herald, its Paris edition and The New York Evening Telegram. The last official figures on circulation (October, 1923) credited the Tribune with 133,230 and the Herald with...
Harold Knutson, Congressman from Minnesota, Republican whip in the last Congress: "I took an automobile ride with one Leroy M. Hull, an employee of the Department of Labor. Because I parked my car in the outskirts of Washington in a place where parking is forbidden by law, I was arrested by the Virginia Highway Police, was refused permission to telephone my aged mother and some of my colleagues, was obliged to spend 15 hours in a crowded cell, was compelled to furnish a bond of $5,000. Said I, on being released: 'I am the innocent victim of a terrible...