Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...that Mr. Harding was tired of his job, that his own health and that of his wife precluded another long and strenuous campaign, that harassed by the extremists of the Old Guard on the one hand and the insurgent LaFollette group on the other, he preferred to have the Republican Party ship steered by other hands. These rumors are automatically put at rest by the explicit announcement that he will follow tradition and run again...
...Democratic National Committee began at once to cast about for the weakest and most plausible spot through which to thrust an opening campaign wedge. They found it in the remarks of Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire, considered by political experts to be the spokesman of the Eastern Republicans, and certainly one of the three highest figures in the Republican party organization...
Senator George Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania, Republican -one time football star at the University of Pennsylvania, and successor of Boies Penrose-was picked by Senator Lodge to be a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee of the next (68th) Congress when it convenes in December...
...that Senator Pepper seems certain to be a member of the committee, and possible lieutenant to Senator Lodge, Chairman, the future alignment of the Committee on Mr. Harding's proposal for a World Court is significant. Assuming that there will be ten Republican members in the total of 16, as during the last session, six of them will be irreconcilables-Johnson, Borah, Brandegee, Moses, McCormick, and Pepper -all of whom bitterly opposed the League of Nations; two will be lukewarm, Wadsworth and Lodge, who, although against the League of Nations, may very likely support the President's proposal...
...Republican Club now is planning to have at least one more speaker of prominence address the club soon after the spring vacation and for next year plans have already been formulated for obtaining nationally known speakers during the campaigning preceding the presidential election...