The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-11-09
ELECTION COST
IS s3,323,264
G. 0. P. Gifts $2,O12,535-Dem-
ocrats Get $1,310,729.
MORE MONEY IS EXPECTED

I Fairbanks Contributes S1U,UUU ana
Frick and Whitney Give $4,000
Each--Chicagoan Gives
Wilson $4,000.
Washington, Nov. 4.-Supplemental
reports filed here show the Republican
national campaign fund totals S2,Ol2,-
535 and the Democratic $l,3l0,I29 at
the close of business October 30. In
addition to contributions already uc-
knowledged, the treaSurerS of both M
tional committees yesterday reported
supplemental collections. The Demo-
| cratic committee reported an addition
al 1904, 446 to the $1,O06,2S previously
reported, and the Republican commit
tee reported SHAFTS in addition to
the $l,667,757 acknowledged earlier.
The accounts to date show total eX-
penditures of 81, 1885, 500 for the Repub-
leans and $1,126,762 for the Demo-
Gratis. n
Other statements will be filed later
showing the money handled between
October 30 and election day.
The supplemental list of the Repub-
lican national committee, while show
ing only the names of those who gave
$1,000 or more, accounts for the con-
tributions of 5,00S persons. II. G. FrCk
and Payne Whitney lead the list with
$50, 900 each. The campaign funds of
the Union League clubs of Philadel-
phia and New York are next with So
600 and $13,250 respectively. Charles
Warren Fairbanks and Eugene Meyer,
Jr., each has given $4,000.
Other contributors with the amount
of the contribution of each are as fol.
lows:
! $4,000.
A. w. Mellon.
$4,000.
r. 3. Mellon, German G. Fleitman
Leroy Frost, George II. Sheldon, Rob
ert w. Goelet, J. Horace Harding.
$4,000.
Charles Mcknight.
$4,000.
Charles G. Dawes Chicago.
$4,000.
E. NJ. Beyers, w. p. Snyder.
$2,5oo.
ii. II. Westinghouse, f. r. Crawford
: +. l.. Ames, j. & w. Sellgman Co.
; $4,000.
e. r. Weir, L. w. Nudge, III.
Heinz, Il. Il. Price.
$500.
Alice Jones Wilcox, Ii. Hugar
LaughIn, George f. Porter, Chicago
J. G. Trees, ii. X. MCMullen, b. f
Jones, Jr Mrs. Elizabeth ii. Horne
Mrs. Mary +. Laughln, Henry A
Laughlin.
$3.50.
William f. Finn, Mrs. J. B. Oliver.
) $1,000.
Mrs. c. A. GriscOm, AdOlph Lewis
ohm, William A. Russell, George c
Lee, JOseph'R. HIwOrth, J. NJ. SchOon
maker, David b. Oliver, II. Z. Ernest
4 Henry Il. Joy, Larz Anderson, A. f
! KOuntZe, l.. De l.. kountZe, w. l.. Mel
t Ion, @. NJ. Laughlin, Jr., J. b. Ford
Il. E. Odds. Fred NJ. Al@er.
Y Several Give Thousands.
The largest individual contributors
listed in the Democrats supplemental
r list are Cleveland II. Dodge of New
York, $4,000, and Edward l.. DOheney
$4,000. Among the other large con
tributors, with the contribution Of
3 each, are the following:
5 $4,000.
Thomas D. Jones, Chicago; David B
Jones, Chicago.
$4,000.
Roger c. Sullivan, Chicago.
$4,000.
Alvin Untermeyer, New York; Fred
erick c.. Penfield, New York; Charles
Z J. Peabody, New York; f. S. Pea
body, Chicago.
$1,000.
F. B. Lynch, New York: NJ. A. Cool
4 idge. New York; George S. Mead, New
: York; Frederick Johnson, New York
: James Lewis Taylor, New York Fran
$ els ?. Caravan, New York; II. B. Cort
S land, New York; =. J. Ryan, Chicago.
n $4,000.
: William Solomon, New York; Martin
e VOgel. New York; George z. Bren
s nan, Chicago.
e $4,000.
S Frederick Hoff, New York; Hugh c
,, Wallace Tacoma.
}. $1,000.
:. Adolph c. Miller, Washington Dan
: lei C. Roper, Washington; William
K Church Osborn, New York; John
Morgenthau, New York; L. J. Lynch
New York; Gord& AuchincIoss, New
} York Herman Bernstein, New York
Thomas b. Lowe, New York; II. ii
Z Given. Pittsburgh; Senator Willard
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