Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-25
Frank A. Munsey Leads All
With Sum of $4,000 Given
to Boost Interest Of Progress
siye Party Policies.
GEORGE w. PERKINS
DONATES S45.OOO
w, EmIen Roosevelt Aids With
$4,000 and Mrs. Long
worth Assists Papa With
5000 Pin Money.

IN, Morning Jo",naI Special Leased Wire I
New York. oct. -, l'he progress
siNc party received contributions for
it's campaign fund up to october | ith.
OF S30i,2ii spent S2a2.sll and had
unpaid bulls ANA contract Obligations
for $il.3il mare, according to the
official statement of receipts and cx-
pcndtures sent 10 the clerk of the
house at Washington today by Treas
urer Hooker, of the progressive ma
tional committee
Frank A. Munscy, who gave
$4,000, George W. Perkins. who
gave S45.000 and w. Emlon Roose-
Welt. who gave sal 400 appeared as
the leading individual contributors.
The balance came from nearly 1000
individuals whose gifts ranged from
5000. given by Douglas Robinson
Colonel Rooscvelt's brother in law. to
two anonymous contributions of 10
cents each.
The statement by Mr.. Hooker filed
in compliance with the campaign
publicity law requiring a publica ton
of financial affairs ten days before
the election Is he first complete state
ment to come from any Of the three
principal parties II embraces AL re-
ccipts and disbursements from July
LIST to October 17th The republican
and democratic statements Will he
filed at Washington Saturday accord
ing to announcements from the re-
spcctive committees today.
Mrs Willard straight Of New York.
Il 1
Hooker. $4,000; William r. Emo.
George Moore and Antolnettc Emo
Hood 5000 each. Representative
William Kent California, $4,000:
George T.. Porter Illinois, s5.s25 VIII
liam Wrigey. Chicago, $4,000; +. II.
Van lngcn New York, $1,000, and
Gertrude Pinchot. sl,1no Henry
White. former ambassador to France,
appeared as contributor Of $1,000,
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
daughter OF Colonel Roosevelt. gave
5000, Thomas A. Edison. $500 Emily
Y. carew. $500 Mrs. NJ. f. Roosevelt,
$500; Philip j. Roosevelt and Mrs. J.
West Roosevelt. $3.50 each.
The chief items of expenditure up
to october 18th were;
Printing, S5S.44f printing bills
unpaid and contracts In force,
$2S.S74; advertising. 500, ,5G5, travel
ing expenses of candidates and
speakers, Sa5.GG5; salaries Of cm-
ploycs. sS2,713. postage and gene
tclegrams and telephone. $40,
2eS office rent, $G.262. The sum
Of $95.5G3 was sent to thlrty-seven
progressive state committees for the
work Of state organizations.
The national progressive commit
tee received t,GS7 contributions Of 81
each, sixteen Of % cents each, twelve
OF 50 cents each, and large number
of from S25 to S260. Tho total con-
tributions or Medll Mccormick Vice
chaiImnn of the national committee.
were Slo0OS9.
Contributors Of $1,000 were Henry
White, Washineton, Alexander II
ReVcIl, Chicago, j. -. Larkin, II. i.
Perkins T.. r. Merritt, Willard
Straight. New York; Mrs NJ T.. Pin
choi ohio. Davis family" Massachu-
sctts g. A. Soden. Alfred l.. Baker.
A. y. Dick. Ruth Mccormick. Pro-
gressive club. of Evanston, H.. Ed
ward A. Rumcly, Indiana. and others.
Contributors of $500 Included
Charles Scrihner, j. =. Grler, c. T..
Mccormick. - Tibbctts and a. Heck
sher New York, r. X. Leeds. Indi-
ana Il, r. Quay f. r. Montgomery.
II w. English. Pennsylvania, George
H. Garter. Hawaii Margaret r. Rob |
bins. Mrs T. Dc * Bowen. Lucicn N /
A. l.. iiaker ana George A. !
Illinois. Dr. T.. NJ. lIar- |
risnn. Rhode island Edward * War |
rem and Charles Warren Michigan.