Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Said Senator Bruce of Maryland: "The Northwestern States at the present time, which were so long wedded to the Republican party are not drifting to the Democratic party: not at all; they are drifting, and steadily drifting, as I have said, to some form or other of state socialism...
...were made to separate the provision in taxes payable this year, from the larger measure, and pass the immediate reduction by itself. The Democrats are in general opposed to such action because it would enable the President to veto the main bill with less fear of political consequences. The Republicans who favor the bill as it stands, also are opposed to the separation because it would decrease the chances of the bill's becoming law. The President appealed for the passage before March 15 of the 25% reduction for this year. But Republican leaders were not eager enough...
...besmirch and belittle every public man who refuses to do as they have done-prove unworthy to bear the name of citizen of the United States and betray his country"-thus Senator Heflin of Alabama described The New York Herald, the New York Tribune and "other subsidized Republican newspapers" that expressed weariness with the conduct of Senatorial investigators...
Karl Helfferich is active leader of the Nationalists. His motives are not clear. Ostensibly, however, he is a good Republican...
Speaking for the Republican side of the question were Charlton MacVeagh '24 and J. McK. Kimball '24, of the Republican Club. They pointed to the Disarmament Conference and the Austrian Loan as examples of foreign cooperation on the part of the Republican administration, but stressed the fact that it is not in accordance with American tradition for our government to become involved with questions purely European...