Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...political football game between the Chairmen of the Democratic and the Republican National Committees, with President Harding watching as a vitally interested spectator, continued its alternate progress...
...more or less of an open secret in Washington, however, that the "bard-boiled" variety of Republican politicians privately do not relish the idea of having women help run the party. They regard women as more or less futile in politics, as meddlesome, temperamental, troublemaking. On this account they have not given women a larger voice in the party. Since 1920, the Democratic Party has been "coddling" women voters. It is said that a time has come when some action must be taken to save many women's votes for the Republican Party...
...follows: Hearst mentioned Ford for the Presidency and that put Ford out of the race; Hearst mentioned Senator Reed and that eliminated Reed; Hearst has only to mention a few others and there will be none left but W. R. Hearst himself. IllJohn T. Adams, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, is opposed-tacitly if not overtly-to the World Court. Frank A. Munsey, newspaper magnate, is very openly and explicitly opposed to the World Court. Mr. Adams made a flying trip from Washington to New York, saw Mr. Munsey, hurried back to Washington. Only two people were the wiser...
...well known French scholar recently remarked that " given a political crisis, the Camelots are well enough organized to overthrow the Republican regime and imprison the President in the Elysee...
...Valera, Chief of the Republican Party, is reported to have left his secret hiding place and to be taking part in a verbal agitation for the Irish Republic. General Mulcahy, asked what will happen to De Valera if he shows his nose, answered laconically: "Wait...