Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-25

in my files a record of thirteen in
dictments for such attempted fore
| ing of funds where the accused
guilty"
Untermyer submitted an analysis
of the report Of the Republican ma
tionaI committee on contributions up
to last October 10, showing that ST.
1907 of the total collections of ST.
I714,372, had come from 470 contribu-
tors.
! Under a long cross examination,
Hilles declared he had no knowledge
that Ebert H. Gary, j. P Morgan,
or President Bedford, Of the Stand
ard Oil company, had made any con-
tributions to the Republican cam
pai2n funds.
! The telegram from Senator Walsh,
of Montana, came up again. Inter
myer said it was apparent that it
would be possible for big interests to
| send 100000 into Montana or other
states without it showing on the Re
| publican national committee records,
or that committee knowing of it.
Us there anyone connected with
! this investigation, said Senator b.
! rah, who can supply the committee
with any facts to run that down? We
want to do it and we want to do it
right away, because the election is
only little way off. 1 do not be-
| lieve Walsh would say that unless
such rumors existed, and unless he
! had a good reason for thinking So"
100000 in Five Days
Approximately 100000 was added
to the Republican campaign fund in
the five days from October 10 to Oc-
tOber IS, bringing the total to within
! $500, 900 of the 100000 maximum
sought by the Republican national
| committee.
This is shown by official reports
received today by the senate commit
tee from national Treasurer William
V. Hodges. OF the nearly 100000 to.
tai, the New York office reported
$3OS,S12 and the Chicago office $178,-
Pts.
Individual contributions ranged
from ten cents to $12 500, there being
one subscription of the latter amount
from William Nelson Cromwell, of
New York city. One donation of 500,
600 was received from the Union
| League Club of Philadelphia, which,
the committee was told yesterday by
Edward Z. StOtesbury, and others,
conducted a campaign for cOntribu-
tons independent Of that of the
Pennsylvania ways and means COM
mittee of the Republican national
committee.
New contributions of $4,000 each
reported came from Irenne Dupont,
Iof Wilmington, Del. Frank A. Mum
sey, New York publisher; Congress
man Ogden Mills, of New York, and
Frank w. StearnS, of Boston, a per
f,.in,,I Of DyaciHpr1t (7nn1iGCn
Contributions in the sum of $4,000
were made by Senator William 3.
Mckinley, of Illinois; Max d. Steuer,
of New York city; Mr.. and Mrs LarZ
Anderson, of Boston, and w. p. Muir
ply Of Chicago.
Miss Helen Clay Frick, of Pitts
burg, is listed as giving $4,000, and
Alanson j. Houghton, American am
bassadOr to Germany, $4,000.
Other contributors included H. S.
Bovard Greenburg, Pa, $4,000; John
NJ. Jamison, Greenburg, Pa, $1,000;
H. Emlen Roosevelt New York, ST.
900; w. P. Draper, New York, 81
600; b. G. Dawes, Pure Oil company,
$1,000; Mrs. b. G. Dawes, Column
bus. $1,000; Theodore Gary, Kansas
city. $500; Hunter L. Gary, Kan
sas City, $500; A. L. Adams, Kan
sas City. $4,000; William Nolker,
Kansas City, $4,000; f. H. Lathrop,
Birmingham. Ala, $4,000; Grant
Ridgway. Chicago, $500; F. s.
Terry, Cleveland, 50, 65S; B. G.. Ire
maine. Cleveland, $2,65S; E. L. Ford,
Detroit, $1,000; J. s. Ford Detroit
/ $1,000: A w. Goodrich, Chicago, 81
!. 600; Edward Mallinckrott St. Louis,
4$1.500; Charles Deering, Chicago, ST.
400; James Deering, Chicago, $780,;
Warren Wright, Chicago, $4,000.
William {. SprOul. Philadelphia,
$1,000: Marshall Fields, $4,000.
Disbursement Report
The disbursement report Of the
New York and Chicago offices for
/ October II to October Is inclusive
shows that the Chicago office spent
S168.742 and the New York office
+ SS5.444. The Chicago office expendi-
lures included an advance Of S10,
. 600 to the Republican committee Of
, Cook county and $4,000 to the Cook
county campaign committee and S14,-
/ 500 to Bert O. Cady, national com
mitteeman Of Michigan. The New
/ York expenditures included $50. 600
to the New York state Republican
| committee. SIS, 600 TO the Republican
/ senatorial committee and $5,373 for