Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18

restrain the lobby c0mm1ttee from e4-
amining their private correspondence
dated prior to the present session. II
was said q resolution to that effect
would be introduced.
"Prsss Bureau" Revealed.
Copies Of beet sugar articles sent to
thousands Of small newspapers In six
teen states west Of the Mississippi river
and in Pennsylvania. Indiana, Illinois,
and southern states, were produced
from the sugar mems nles. They pre-
dicted that danger to the different To-
calities would follow free sugar.
The character Of publicity by the beet
sugar men was outlined In one Of the
unsigned letters In the Hamlin corre-
spondence addressed to Sidney Ballou.
one Of the active figures In the Hawai-
ian sugar organisation. It said the
beet sugar men had made contract
with the press service company at 3d.
500 q month for publicity.
They guarantee the publication OF
$4,000 lines q month Of matter per-
tanning to the sugar industry" the let
ter added. It IL stated further that 30.-
600 copies Of speeches by Representa-
tive Morgan. $4,000 by Representative
Pickett. Of Iowa, and 5000 by Repre-
sentative Martin were being sent out.
Getting Lines on Conorsssmsn.
A telegram from Hsmlin to f. A.
Gillespie. Garden City, Kan. said:
write me fully what you know
about your new congressman"
Another unsigned letter dated May
2. 1919. addressed to Sidney Ballou
said:
Y believe that our greatest oppor-
tunity for publicity win arise In con-
nection with the national campaign.
Tho republican party with Of necessity
be compelled to make the tarin an Is
sue ana the nght will probably center
around sugar.
I'VE are in touch with those who are
preparing the republican campaign
book and the sugar question will be
handled subject to our approval. In
fact the matter IL being furnished by
US. AS soon as the conventions are
over 1t 10 our purpose to get In touch
with the campaign managers with q
view to having their speakers fully
posted on the sugar question.
I'm fact am positively of the opin-
ion that it would be we'll to put few
good men on the campaign committee
who Will give particular attention to
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ahont aitter huv,np .or starring . ma =
ner aa Well m securins the columns Of
an innuenttal tea.tern daily and n
large lina ~ .natant in.,de.,
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+he Taf+ s,tnatio, ana hon.. thst ths-e
vii, ha some nav "a meke = known
that there will he rreat Doubt about
his ability to carry such states as Cali
fornia, Idaho. Utah and Colorado, and
that II we cant head him off we might
be able to get . promise relative to
the sugar and tobacco industries"
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