Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-01
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I ,CEO q Or ] CE WHITE HAS
NO DEFINITE DATA
1 To GIVE COMMIT TEE
l:'a' Gross ! Quest io'ning 81 se11a-
NJ m tors Brings B Out No ] Ex1 2 /
u act Facts. !: &.
White Willing e ! Believe 3
Cox Charges of Big Cam
paign Fund.

4 pAaC Chicago, Sept. i George n white.
.ehairman Of the Democratic national
'spmmittee, said ron the stand today
snetore the senate committee invests
eting campaign expenditures, that
had mo evidence ito sustain any
one ssof the charges made by Governor,
his sparI'si presid ent ial nominee,
AaSto, Republican. campaign funds and,
sgNofas sQr the alleged desire OF con-.
tttbutors ito have back of them In
,t9 4lstrial centers the bayonets OF
tAstr puppets In ONCE. !" 35.5
Believes Changes True. &
= He told Chairman Kenyon that he
gbSAeved the charges were true be-
Sc4Nse he had confidence in Governor
Gh4 but he had not discussed them
in detail with the nominee and
bfapght nothing from him to- aid the
acqmmittee in sitting them.@t4s; Il 4 /. J.
Sitt..&I talked with Governor Cox last
Sunday for few minutes" said Mr..
Waite. II asked him, Are you cure
'oE your ground 3 He said he was,
sAtYd you run 1T - ~ t5Yl s@ "A.
seenator Kenyon asked II Mr.: White
did mot conside the duty OF the men
Mhe have this evidence. II It exists, to
s9lYS 1t to us whether they are presi-
dental candidates or not and when
the witness did not reply the chair
man said he realised the query might
.bs embarrassing and he would not
press It out OF respect to Mr.. Whites
relations with Governor Cox.
The Democratic organization has
not yet made up budget, Mr.. White
\ y1hid but he added that the various
bureaus were pressing him to appoint
the campaign fund committee 20 that
they might be informed OF their Al-
dotments, Il ,5| .33s7s N d F sE I. 4 jil .is4
Senator, Spencer. who, presided lat
thu opening OF today's session In the
aGSence OF Senator Kenyon, brought
shp that national; Headquarters Of the
eommattee ara I'm the grapd central
klsaeo.s San Francisco and yash-
.ss;ss IIasE d M iiidencpe. f@
sti lii tssisS dSa l HI 10 ptl ssn.
tsr interests 4! n N Senator spsnce,
\ haven u iiF !. IS ahs evidence my:
s.cani you sivey5 MS any idea wher.
such evidence might be found 2''sfi
5sss Yes,, the governor. Of Ohio" \
Except orfthat, you know moth
S0S. LuAIl Is CS>IVSCksTS
3S3ssssA...Do you knoW Of any evidence hi
has that we have not yet heard e. &
y. 70, the governor collected the evi
dence himself. ST :!l3 3ssS4 II. t&ls:
Z l.s.Do you know Of millions beinl
<. 1iven to the campaign fund OF tn,
. Rspub blican party with sinister in
tent q. .$: u MI. 4 E. st5'.s .5..
mo: nothing I am not prepared I,
a 1ay stl1at know It myself
Il E5. And you don I know what evidenc'
the governor has, II he has any :"
IA. That Is true. - q ", n i$s5g;,
IL Senator Kenyon. read to the witness
kilograms from Governor Cox to tn
Z committee and TO Senator Reed,
nnsmber. dated August 24sand q, an.
4 promising TO- furnish the investigator
with information. The latter messag
told. the Missouri senator that tn
& candidate would r'get some. matter
! into your hands soon. Mr.. Whit
Il ssaid he brought nothing for. Senate
y Reed. Il The latter explained he ha'
i informed the ndidates the commit
tee would welcome any information. I,
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