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of ST. Paul had paid his company $3.50
for republication rights for Politics
in Minnesota.
who is Mr.. Mckenzie" asked Bark
ley.
in Minnesota"
The witness said a large number OF
copies of the paper had been distribute
/ n Minnesota.
Questioned again about Hale, Price
said that while not appointed by Lincoln
| c. Andrews. formerly in charge o!
prohibition enforcement. Hale had the
confidence OF that oficial.
Did you get any money for papers
| in the Ohio campaign" asked Senator
Bratton, Democrat. New Mexico.
Yes. approximately $500 Price
replied
who from?"
THE Willis committee in Ohio. Mr.
Jones. Senator Willis secretary. ordered
| 10000 copies In which We had an
editorial about Senator willis"
Who sent you the check"
ut was signed by the treasurer.
| don't recall the name" Price said ne
sent 200 copies OF his paper into Indians
| to the campaign manager for Senator
| Watson. They were free.
II was just as much interested in see
| ing Hoover defeated in Indiana as Sen
ator Watson was" Price explained.
Says Goff Bought Papers.
The editor said that 5000 copies o,
| the paper were sent to Mark Woods ir
Nebraska, who paid sll0 for them.
You knew Senator Norris was unop-
posed in Nebraska" he was asked.
Yes. but there was a contest fol
delegates" Price replied.
Woods is one Of the delegates al
| large from Nebraska.
Price said the paper was non partisan
| and was supporting no Republican can
| didate as against Hoover. II carried
some laudatory articles about Gov
| Smith of New York, as well as Gov
Ritchie OF Maryland and other Demo
cratic presidential aspirants.
Asked If the paper had received any
money from any source for supporting
| Democratic candidates, the editor said
Not a nickel
Senator Goff bought 400 copies fol
! circulation in West Virginia because
that particular edition had an editoria
about him.
George 3. Lockwood. q Muncie. Ind.
| publisher, who followed Price. said ~
| had been connected with the Hoove
headquarters here since last February
He told Chairman Steiwer that he hae
| neither collected nor distributed an.
campaign funds and was paying hi
own expenses About a dozen fielt
workers have been going out from
| washington, he said, but only one o
them receives any compensation. tina
one. named Mcintosh, was sent int
| West Virginia and Is still there No
all OF the expenses were paid. he said
Lacks Complete Information.
Lockwood said that while some re
ports of additional expenditures hat
been received In the past few days III
had not the complete Information.
Lockwood said Claudius Huston o
New York was active In Hoover's behal
and had raised some funds. He thel
told OF how Huston had settled factiona
differences In Tennessee. Harry M
Blair was associated with Huston.
What has VIII H. Hays had to d'
with Mr.. Hoover's campaign he wa
asked.
Very little"
Well, what has he done?"
He was active in advising agains
Mr.. Hoover going into Indiana"
Was he consulted?"
mo, he offered his advice on that
Were you employed in the movie
industry with Mr. Hays before you tool
up the work for Hoover?"
Il was employed for two weeks.
Lockwood said. adding that he hat
quit to 90 with the Hoover organization
Senator Bratton developed that on th'