Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-06
REPUBLICANS
FILE ACCOUNTING
Expense Account Entered at
the Capitol Sets Forth I'M
mense Campaign Work

II oNiAliAloL iesCn tllt bhoiitGoS VI lllt
campaign, the most extensive on
record, showing contributions of over
S260,000 and expenditures with
$4,000 of that sum. Notes amount
ing to $4,000 were paid off. The
Democratic States Committee state
ment shows that the state machine
bossed by Palmer and Mccormick
owes $4,000 in notes, but many think
it difficult to see for what the Demo-
cratic state organization spent so
much money this year as it was un-
usually quiet except when fighting
its own candidate for Governor.
Mr.. Johnson's statement is a
bulky affair and shows many de-
tails.
The state candidates contributed
as follows:-William c. Sproul, r..
r. Beidleman, James f. Woodward
and Anderson II. Walters, each,
$4,000; Thomas S. Crago, $500 and
NJ. NJ. Garland. $1,000.
The Committee also received
$2,5O0 from William David Porter,
candidate for Judge of the Superior
Court.
The Pennsylvania Patriotic Union
contributed S90,50O.
The largest individual contributor
was j. Howard Pew, who contribu-
ted $4,000.
The following persons contributed
$4,000 eaCh:-John A. Bell, T.. r.
Crawford, Pennock Hart, Charles
Mcknight, H. C. McEldowney, A. w.
Mellon, r. b. Mellon, w. l.. Mellon.
Harry E. Sheldon, j. c. Trees and
L. G. Woods.
The following persons contributed
$4,000 each:-Charles L. Covert, p.
S. Dupont, d. L. Gillespie, William
1. Schaffer, w. p. Snyder Jr.
Henry Chalfant contributed ST.
500 and the following persons con-
tributed $1,000 cache. d. Arm
strong, w. d. Clause, George w.
Crawford, James j. Flannery,
Spencer c. Gilbert, James II. Ham
mond, a. L. Humphrey, w. X. Nc
Mullin, c. II. Miller. e. w. Nudge,
! Francis d. Patterson, Lewis S. Sad
Ter, z. NJ. Sharpless, Burton c.
Simon, George A. Turville and Emil
Winter.
c. NJ. Laughlin, Jr. and James
| i%ht = llAAAlf Ols NtNNllF Nbllll lptlth
$3.50; Henry A. Laughlin contribut-
cd $500; John Bindley, $3.50 and
| Frank j. Lanahan 5000.
The following persons contributed
$500 each:-Edward Bailey, Will
lam NJ. Donaldson, ]. A. Drain,
| George II. Finn, William Finn,
Isaac w. Frank, Charles ]. Graham,
Harry c. Graham, Howard Heinz,
NJ. S. Hershey, w. II. r. Hilliard,
Elizabeth NJ. Horne, b. F. Jones,
Mary f. Laughlin, Joseph Nc
Laughlin, T. A. Mellon, c. ]. Mesta,
James Il. Mitchell. Amelia n. l..
Oliver, David B. Oliver, Mrs. Henry
r. Rea, Walter +. Schleiter, Henry
M. Stine, James l.. Stuart, III. d.
| Williams, Alice Jones Wilcox and
! Cyrus Il. Woods.
| G. r. Gibbons and W. Mex. Reed
each contributed s40O.
Samuel NJ. Clement, Jr., Treas
urer of the Sproul Primary Election
! Campaign Committee, contributed
! S363.03, and w. II. Robinson and
Seward E. Button contributed $3.50
each. j.. d. Lyons contributed
s333.34; and f. NJ. Byers and j
| Frederic Byers each contributed
| S333.33. b. NJ. Clark contributed
S305 and the following persons each
contributed $500: - VIM. d. B.
Ainey, James Alcorn, NJ. J. Brecht
William Larimer Jones, Harold NJ
| Mcclure, b. Franklin Roger and
Charles II. Loucks.
The following persons each con-
| tributed S250:-Charles A. Amber
Martha j. Armstrong, F. d. Beary
! William +. Brown, John f. Casey
! b. G. Follansbee, William U. Fol
! lansbec, II. j. Heinz, II. A. Mackey,
| S. c. Martin, L. c. Perkins, Henry
w. Shoemaker, j. II. Silliman, A. e.
| Succop, J. w, Swartz, John L. Wind
| rim.
J. II. Hartman and William ].
| Roney each contributed $225.
The following persons each con-
! tributed $200:-C. ID. Armstrong, c.
| e. Beeson, George III. Biles, George
| w. Beemer George II. Clapp, j. O.
Clark, II. G. Davis, John Fox Weiss,
A. r. Hamilton, Paul Houck, Willis
| l.. King, j. w. Leech, Daniel f. La
fean, George S. Oliver, Henry Oliver,
William Potter Charles j. Price, j.
Lord Rigby, II. B. Rosengarten, w.
II. Schoen, Joseph Seep, John II.
Walker, j. Henry Williams, j. Sharp
| Wilson and A. Wilson.
\. a. Cricnton and C. A. Emerson,
Jr., each, contributed $3.50; and, the
| following persons each contributed
S15O:-William II. Ball. Chester w.
| Cummings, James A. Carey, John j.
| Crout, John p. Dohoney, Edward A.
Devlin, j. II. Fertig, Thomas H..
Garvin, Chester A. Heustis, Henry
d. Heller, j. Lloyd Hartman, James
n. Moore, John A. Scott, G. Scott
Smith, Jacob Snyder, Bromley
Wharton and Charles ID. Wolfe.
n. r. Butler, Samuel S. Lewis,
Gabriel II. Meyer, Fred p. Mac
Donald and G. p. Rogers, Jr. each
contributed $135. ]. George Becht
and James Foust each contributed
$125; and, the following persons
each contributed $120:-Charles E.
Carothers, William Lauder, Frank
II. Lehman, Samuel w. McCulloch,
T. Z. Munce, James A. Steese, e. l..
Simpson, Samuel 1. Spyker
Louis A. Irwin contributed $114;
Herman p. Miller, S110; Joseph p.
LeCompte, sos, and the following
persons each contributed $1O5:z-
James c. Deininger, II. NJ. Hoke, S.
S. Riddle, Thomas NJ. Williamson,
Robert ID. Young and William
Young. w. L.s Hicks contributed
S102.
The following persons each con-
tributed 500: &C. p. Adams,
Francis IT. Bohlen, w. II. Binns,
Robert NJ. Boyle, Henry w. j. Buck
nall, Elizabeth b. Bricker, Emerson
Collins, j. ]. Coffey, Edwin G. Cur
tis, Alexander T. ConnellI Guy
Davies, Benjamin w. Demming,
Kerfoot w. DAILY, George p. Darrow,
II ~ NJ