The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-29
Republican National Conn.,
mittee Sends Indiana
Chairmen Financial Aid in
Three InStaIImentSr Of
fetal Records Show.
CANDIDATES RECEIVE
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS
Some Election Expenses
From Both Parties on File
No Trace of La Toilette
or Davis Money in the
State.
By Times Special

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Clyde
A. Walb. Republican State chairman.
has received at least S29,715 in cam
paign funds from the Republican ma
tional committee. the official records
fled with the BOrah committee show.
The money was sent 10 Walb in
three fnstaIlments. On Sept 3 Walb
was sent $4,000; this item is recorded
here as a loan" On Sept. p Walb
was sent S4,715. This is recorded as
a return" meaning apparently that
1t is money contributed by Hoosiers
and handled through the national
committee. On Oct. 10 Walb was
sent $4,000 This Is recorded as an
advance" toward the Indiana cam
paign-
Additional contributions 10 the Ma
tfonal Republican campaign funds
which have been listed in the official
records include Byron II Somers.
Fl. Wayne; A. H. Beardsley. Elk
hart. and the EIkhart Republican
central committee. $500 each, Blaine
H Miller, Indianapolis. 5000: John
S. Kittle, Indianapolis. $500; George
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Fox, La Porte. $1,000.
At least ten Republican candidates
for Congress have received direct
financial assistance from the Ma
tonaI Republican congressional com
mittee..
Rowbottom Gets Help
In the First district Harry z.
D.--~k1Aszw,. 10 7 ~
two installments of $500 each Others
who have received 81 900 are Noble
johnson Of the Fifth district and
Albert H Vestal OF the Eighth.
Those who have received $500 each
are John E Sedwick, Second dis
trict; L. NJ Darlow. Third; Ralph
Cpdike, Seventh; Fred S. Purnel.
Ninth; VIII Wood. Tenth: Albert
Hall Eleventh, and David Hogg.
Twelfth.
No reports have been made on
money sent into the Fourth. Sixth
and Thirteenth districts.
The records on file here ere about
one week out Of date, but assurances
have been given that they will be
brought down to date before election
day.
Election Expenses
Among the election expenses 20
date that have been filed by both
Republican and Democratic candi-
dates for Congress are the follow
ing: First District-William Wilson,
Democrat. 1892; ROwbottom. Re
publican. S507. Second-Arthur
Greenwood. Democrat, $1,104; John
Sedwick. Republican. 1902. Third
Frank Gardner. Democrat. none.
Fourth-James w. Hill, Republican.
1866. Fifth. r. Shannon, Demo
crat. $50: NObEe Johnson, Repub-
lican. S541. Sixth-Lawrence Hand
ley. Democrat. SAG; Richard Elliott,
Republican. $500. Seventh-No rec
ords. Eighth-John A. NJ AdaIr,
Democrat, $50; A. H Vestal. Re
publican. S1,1S3. Ninth-James P.
Davis. Democrat. $66: Fred S. Pur-
nell. Republican. s4OO. Tenth-Wn
Wood. Republican. $500. Eleventh.
Samuel E. Cook. Democrat, 1929.
Twelfth-C. W. Translator, Demo
crat. $50. Observation-Disclosures J.
Hickey, 81 ,0S5.
Neither the progressives nor the
Democrats have either received or
sent into Indiana important amounts
Of money. The progressives are
recorded as receiving S11O from J. H
McGiu Of Valparaiso. This is the
only contribution Of 500 or more
No Democratic reports are listed
There are no records of either
Democratic or progressive money be-
ing sent into Indiana.