Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-09
[p. TESTIMONY
 PORTS CHARGES
 + GOVERNOR COX
Int Treasurer Blair Says Ee Approved Form
 101'
BLAND QUOTA IS S4OO, ,OOO
rxnlains All His Workers ke;ated With Him and ,rned to Solicit From
 Y. M. C. A.

b, Sept. S.-support of 1oV ks charge that $4oo,ooo has as the republican campaign |ta of Cleveland and $25,O0( If Atlanta came from repub knesses today at the senate |tion of campaign funds ant 6res. In addition, there Emission by Harry M. Blair to the treasurer of the re national committee, that h' bved "form 1O1" a documen' brth a campaign plan whicf ] subscriptions of $5,O0O ane ach. Mir. Blair said suffi les of the bulletin were pre- supply all field agents o1 klican national treasurer but h the national ways ane |mmittee refused to approve let, the release on the docu' cancelled.
 bny on the Cleveland quots Q came from Dudley s. Bios ty official and one of the the drive for the funds 6 said that this figure was by W. A. Woodford, chair he ways and means commit Cleveland and that it was ussed with the nationa means representative ane common knowledge among brs for the fund.-" He saic d been pledged to the fune he work was continuing.
 fitness Is Detained.
 bdford was called when MT Finished, but it developed lad been detailed in Cleve. business. Other Ohio wit. Ire also lacking. The At. mony came from c. w. Mo. Inner republican candidate States senator from Geor. said c. F. Taylor, a paic F the republican nationa brought a letter from Fred kting that an attempt was le to raise more money witness also said that Dr kbridge of Atlanta, quoted saying that they hoped te poo in Atlanta alone. his mount charged by Cover Is the quota for that city by MT. Upham as the quo. entire state of Georgia.
 Reporters Information
 |mittee tried unsuccessfully y what authority c. c Washington correspondent Fooklyn Eagle, had writer Pst January to the effect epublican plans called fo, iiture of $16,OOO,OOO thru. pntry. Mir. Brainerd main. the source of his infor. confidential and declined replying upon rulings o1 made for other Washing. pondents when they ap. ore the committee severa' heed pressed for the in. ana his stand was backed eeal aspects by Senator encer and Pomerene. A
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