Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...late Knute Nelson, Viking of the Senate, is to have a remarkable successor, Magnus the Great. Magnus Johnson, Farmer-Labor candidate, defeated Governor Preus, the regular Republican candidate, for Minnesota's vacant seat in the Senate. The radical farmer won by a substantial majority. The Democratic candidate, Mr. Carley, who admittedly had no chance, came in third because there was no one else in the race...
From a political standpoint the death of Mr. Dillingham is not likely to have many direct consequences. Vermont is as nearly a solid Republican state as there is in the Union. One death is little likely to change its politics...
...Republican George H. Moses (N. H.), is being "groomed and boomed " by his friends for President pro tem, of the next Senate. (President pro tem, presides when President Coolidge is absent.) It is thought that Senator Cummins, incumbent, will not be a candidate. At various times during the last session Mr. Moses was called to the chair. According to his backers, he "made some of the elder Senators dizzy by the despatch with which he kept the Senate machinery going...
...place?Chicago. The time?third week of June, 1924. These facts (pertinent to the next Republican Convention) were determined " at a gathering of Party chiefs" in Chicago last week...
...last five Republican Conventions were held in Chicago. McKinley was nominated in Philadelphia in 1900 and in St. Louis in 1896. Harrison was nominated in Minneapolis in 1892 and in Chicago in 1888. Elaine was nominated in Chicago in 1884; Garfield, in Chicago...