The New York herald., 1922-11-28
MILLER CAMPAIGN
COST SS5O,S76.94
Republican State Committee
Received $318,533 in
Contributions.
$4,000 WAS BORROWED
New York County Received
$52,5O0, Bronx $4,000,
Kings Nothing.
$4,000 WAS BORROWED

The Republican State Committee filed
report of its receipts and expenditures
in the Miller campaign. The committee
reports that it collected sS1s.533.30 in
campaign contributions. and borrowed
$4,000, of which $4,000 was obtained
from the Hartman National Bank and
$4,000 from the Chase National Bank. It's
expenditures are placed at s35o,376s4.
Two years ago. when President Har-
ding was elected, the committee collected
s4SS.S43
About $220,00G was distributed among
the county committees. the report states.
The following counties, however. received
no aid Kings Nassau, Onondaga. Erie,
Monroe. Montgomery. Westchester and
Putnam.
Big Contributions.
Among the larger individual contribu-
tions were c. M. Warner, $4,000; Ma
tional Republican Club. $500; Frank
II. Goodyear, $1,000; Chauncey M.
Depew, 81 900: George F. Baker, $4,000:
CrtoTEe +. DdkeI, JI., e@@,oVV' SoHii -
Rockefeller, $4,000 John D. Rookie
feller, Jr, $1,000; Otto II. Kahn. s2.500;
Felix NJ Warburg. $2,500; Paul d.
Cravath. $1,000; Union League Club,
$500 Ogden L. Mills, $2,500; Women's
National Republican Club. $500; Otto
p. Barnard, $1,000; Edwin S. Marston.
$2.500; Charles d. Hilles, $1,000; Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid, $4,000; James w. Wads-
worth. Jr., $500; Horace S. Wilkinson,
$1,000; Elihu Root. $3.50; Republican
National Committee. $500; II. L. Sat
terlee. 800; Chase National Bank.
$4,000; Hartman National Bank.
$4,000 William A. Prendergast, 800;
William Hamlin Childs. $4,000; George
X. Morris. $4,000; w. II. Woodin.
$500; C. r. Woodin, $4,000; Edward
r. Stettinius. $1,000; H. S. Sinclair,
$4,000, and Thomas Cochran. $4,000.
New York county received $52.500
from the State committee, Queens
$4,000, Bronx $4,000, Richmond $4,000,
Suffolk $4,000 and Rockland $500. Other
counties received amounts varying from
$500 to $500.
George K Morris. State chairman,
said he had received itemized statements
from the county chairmen accounting for
their expenses. He said he asked for
these expense accounts for record and
lululc use, pul idd bO SuoPiNiOii Si'sAs
any of the money had been misused.
No Letup This Year.
An informal conference was held in
State headquarters in West Thirty-ninth
street at which were Samuel S. Koenig,
New York county chairman; Jacob Liv-
ingston. Kings county chairman; Robert
Bacon, member of Congress from Nassau
county Charles ID. Hilles, national COM
mitteeman; William Barnes of Albany;
Richard Lawrence, Bronx chairman and
Mrs. Charles II. Sabin.
These meetings will be held weekly,
Mr.. Morris said, and policies will be dis
cussed for next year. The Republican
organization feels that 1t has not been
active enough except just before election.
1t will be on the job for 365 days
year in future, the chairman said. The
women will be urged to take bigger
part in party work and have begun by
soliciting subscriptions for The Woman
Republican, political periodical.
William r. Rae. treasurer of the Kings
county committee. reported contributions
of 200 and expenditures of $4,000
by his organization. Among the con-
tributors were Senator Calder, $1,000
Otto II. Kahn. $1,000; Felix Warburg.
$1,000: Charles +. Murphy, Calder's
campaign manager. $1,000 e. p. Morse.
$1,000, and Jacob Livingston, county
chairman, 5000.