East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
QUOTA LIST
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Toledo, 100000.
Columbus 100000.
Seattle 100000
Minneapolis 100000.
St. Paul 100000.
Providence 100000.
Newark 100000.
Youngstown $4,000.
Akron $4,000.
Oakland $4,000.
Milwaukee $4,000.
Dayton 100000
Baltimore $4,000.
New Orleans $4,000.
Rochester $4,000.
Kansas City $4,000.
Denver $4,000
New Haven $4,000.
Omaha $4,000.
Scranton $4,000
Spokane $4,000.
Syracuse $4,000.
Bridgeport, Conn.,. $50. 900.
Washington $4,000.
Louisville $4,000.
Des Moines $4,000.
Schenectady $4,000.
Portland $4,000.
Bennington $4,000.
Canton. Ohio, $4,000.
Worcester, Mass, 5000.
Lynn. Mass, $25, 900.
Albany, ~. Y, S25, 900.
Atlanta $4,000.
Memphis $25, 900.
Duluth 5000.
Jersey City 5000.
Lowell. Mass, s25,000.
Total $S.145.o00.
Secrecy Is Intended
On the question of keeping secret
all local subscriptions Governor Cox
quoted from the "Official Bulletin" OF
August fs. as follows:
THE names or amounts subscribed
by local donors should not be made
public locally.
Il hereby give it wide and non-ex-
elusive publicity" Goxernor Cox con-
tinued, "but why was the publication
to be only the organ of the secret So
ciety? Why were the names of local
not to be made known
What is because each contribution
carry its own meaning to the voters
in the local communities? Or. If sec
recy were guaranteed in the coinmuni-
les. were Mr.. Hays and Mr.. Upham to
do the same thing in submitting their
return on box office receipts? cer-
.ainly, believe there is some reason.
What is it? The public is entitled TO
know. If Mr.. hays and Mr.. Upham
10 not come forward with the infor-
nation, the republican national COM
nittee ought to remove them both and
insist upon clean bill of health.
there, should be some
of this heing made purely
/ business affair, participated in by
business men and business women
,nly Unexplained, II carries its own
and exposes the pur-
,ose of the whole shameful business.
L means that the quota is to be as
iessed against those who are to bene-
II and that the captains of industry
who have answered Afr. Hays roll
all are submitting TO taxation with
he understanding that they will have
epresentation.'
The quota plan, Governor Cox
.harged. was approved by Chairman
lays and Treasurer Upham and also,
ie added. it received endorsement
rom a higher source.
Quoting from a "messa ge' written
~ Senator Harding in the "official
3ulletin'' of Aug. 5, Governor Cox
aid that Senator Harding expressed
lis gratitude for the enthusiasm
hown" in raising the campaign fund.
THAT Mr.. Harding is acquainted
wen with the details. is evidenced by
! subsequent passage" said Governor
COX, which is as follows:
Through, the fine work of your or
-anization. we are nearing that form
" political patriotism which expires
les itself in support from every coun-
v. every state. Therefore. ! want all
members of your organization to feel
hat their efforts are. essential to our
iuccess in planning for national en-
ightenment and deeply appreciated by
ne"
Documents Official
Governor Cox said he depended
wholly for the purpose of making
,roof of his charges upon official
documents which came from repuh-
lean headquarters. Contrary to an
ntehiou announced previously, Gov
'rnor Cox added that he intended to
,ass this evidence" to the senate
'ampaign investigation committee.
Besides his statement on republican