Today -100: March 12, 1925: Of insurgent Republicans and surreptitious alliances

Several Republican senators meet Coolidge (showing up at the White House uninvited) to suggest that if he tries to re-nominate Charles Warren to be attorney general he’ll just lose again.

Warren complains that the Democrats “made use of the insurgent Republican group”.

Sun Yat-Sen dies at 58.

The British Labour Party warns against secret treaties, saying future Labour governments won’t honor them. Former Labour Education Minister Charles Trevelyan suggests that “surreptitious alliances” against the Soviet Union might be being forged right now.

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