New Britain herald., 1920-02-02
REVELATIONS MADE AT
 NEWBERRY TRIAL TODAY
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 the. prosecutor inc campaign state mcnt of the committee showed that five contributors alone gave $169,9oo and named John <. Newberry n de fendant and brother of the senator: Mrs. Henry Joy q. sister and her hus band and Victor Barnes and Lyman E. smith of the American Book Co.
 shows Expenditures.
 How the government charges the money was scattered WaS described Tn detail by Mr. Daily. He said it went for automobiles and halls, workers at tbe polls votes hanquets. liquor, ci gars and flowers. He charged that some custoGians of money used it to pay personal debts. There was also. he said, a sA stem of gratuitics. A $50 bill was placed in book so if could be found by one citizen and bank CT was given $500 for his influence, the prosecutor charged.
 "They employed mon to work par 1icularl> among railroad unions" said Mir Dailcy. "They paid the editor of a railroad ma aSazine for articles iii the magazine and gave him additional money to attend the meetings Of the union over the state. He said special agents were hired to work among the lumbcrjacl>S. negro factory workers and sailors on the Great Lakes.
 Donation 10 Church.
 'They ingratiated themselves into the churches wherever possible by Use oI moncy." continued Mr. DallcE He said NewberrN made q personal su description 10 a church to further his candidacy.
 The defendants wasted a great de;,I of money in an attempt to con trul the nomination of the opposite party.' he continued. "TheH arrived at the conclusion that tho defendant, James w. TIclmc. would be a suitable l opponent to Mr. NeWborry in the elcc- l lion and hired the defendant. William i MickIc to induce Mir. Helme to become | d candidate for the ncn1ination of l candidate on the unionist democrat ticket.
 Mr. bailey charged that Miclle Was | later told by Charles Floyd that Sam l ucI O'Dell. q defendant, had paid 1 Helme $"o.oOo to enter the race.
 Pay Opponent salary.
 Mr. Daley slid the NcWborry or l sanitation got up the petitions by | which Mr. 1Ielmc's name was placed l on thc democratic ticket, managed his l t'I mi ign and paid I1elnle q WeCkl5 l salary.
 "While these things were transpir- l ing in Michigan there waS constant ! communication with Mr. \eWberrN in Now York;" said Mr. bailey. "ENery ! month Cody made trips into Michigan and while in New York spent consid- ! cr;ubIe time in the office of Mr. New ! berry,.
 Emory Hopkins. King Allen A. 1 Phillips. Floyd. Roger An i drews and others visited New York to l confer with Cody and Newbcrry. II
 Mr. DaileN asserted that on the day when the report of receipts and cN- W;lS 10 be filed the books Tailed to ba lance by about $40.Q00 and that "Bl;Lir began to scramble to pro- cure the money and succeeded in get 1 ting it within Il few days.
 He said the evidence would show that neither the report of the com mittcc nor their books gave Il true ac- count of the receipts. and expenses that county chail'mcn and secretaries who received from S9J0 to $1.20o were asked to make reports showing that they received from $50 to $200 and that no mention was made of the amounts expended in behalf Of James w. Hclmc.