Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-28
30 FILE EXPENSES.
Senatorial Candidates Mostly Under
$4,000 Outlay Limit.

Senatorial Candidates Mostly Under
$4,000 Outlay Limit.
More than 80 candidates for the SEN
ate, all with campaign expenditures
under $4,000, had filed their expense
accounts with the clerk of the House
OF Representatives today. Many of the
without spending anything.
James Hamilton Lewis, the Demo-
cratic nominee in Illinois, reported ex-
penditures so far of $13,877, of which
$500 went to the Democratic State
Committee. He listed contributions of
$14,050. A. j. Cermak, Democratic
leader in Illinois, was the largest con-
tributor with $4,000. Mrs. Ruth Hanna
Mccormick, the Republican nominee,
has not yet filed her statement.
Dwight w. Morrow, the Republican
candidate in New Jersey, reported a
campaign fund of S11 1926, of which he
contributed IS 900. His statement showed
expenditures of $5,117. William Nelson
Cromwell also gave $4,000 to the Nor
row campaign. Morrow gave notice he
also has agreed to assume $4,000 of the
cost of printing pamphlets for the con-
gressional candidates inasmuch as these
carry his picture.
Senator Hef1in, running as an indie
pendent in Alabama, accounted for ex-
penditures of $7,738, which has been
met by contributions of $3.50. He sub
mitted statement of several pages
listing all Of the individual contri6 ouo
tors. OF the expenditures, about 81 900
went to the public printer for speeches
and $3.50 to the Fellowship Forum, a
Washington publication.
Sedwick Kistler, the Democratic NOM
inee in Pennsylvania, reported expendi-
lures of $4,000, of which 1900 went
to the Democratic State Committee.
He had no contributions.
BOrah Gets No Aid.
Senator Borah of Idaho and Senator
Norris of Nebraska, leaders of the indie
pendent faction in the Senate, listed no
contributions from the Republican Sena-
torial Committee Borah had no con-
tributions whatever and expenditures of
1888. Senator Norris had a campaign
fund of $1,002, of which $500 came
from Judson King of Washington. He
listed expenditures Of 1924.
In Colorado, George H. Shaw, the Re-
publican nominee, reported contribu-
tons of $10,700, of which $4,000 came
from the Republican Senatorial Com
mittee, and expenditures of 81, $40, Of
which $4,000 went to the Republican
State Committee.
Edward P. Costigan, the Democratic
candidate in Colorado, listed contribu-
tions of So 200, of which 81 900 was from
the Democratic Senatorial Committee,
and expenditures of $l,818.
John H. Bankhead. the Democratic
opponent of Senator Hef1in in Alabama,
reported a contribution of $1,000 from
the Democratic Senatorial Committee,
and expenditures of about 5000.
In Massachusetts,, William M. But
Ter, Republican, and Marcus A. Coolidge,
Democrat both reported no contribu-
tions. Butler gave his expenditures as
5000, and Coolidge reported expenses
of $4,000, which he gave to the Coolidge
Campaign Committee.
Couzens Expenses Nil.
Senator Couzens, Republican, of
Michigan, millionaire, reported no
expenses and no contributions in his
campaign.
In Tennessee the four candidates for
the long and short terms reported no
contributions. The two Republicans,
Paul E. Devine and F. Todd Meachem,
also listed no expenditures. Senator
Brock, Democrat, accounted for 1881
in expenses. Cordell Hull, Democrat,
listed $3.50 expenses, a gift to the
Democratic State Executive Committee.
The two candidates in Rhode Island
| reported no contributions. Peter G.
Gerry, Democrat, listed expenditures at
1872 and Senator Metcalf, Republic
can, gave his expenditures at $1,428.
Minnesota Fight Brisk.
In Minnesota, Senator Schall, Re
publican, reported contributions OF
So 900 and expenditures of $1,700;
Ernest Lundeen, Farmer-Labor, no con-
tributions and expenditures Of about
81 200; Einar Hoidale, Democrat, con-
tributions of $748 and expenditures OF
$3.50.
In New Mexico, Senator Bratton,
Democrat, reported contributions of
| 81, 900 from the Democratic Senatorial
Committee and expenditures of $3.50;
Herbert B. Holt, Republican, reported
contributions of 500 and expenditures
of 1000.
Senator Hastings, Republican, Della
ware, listed contributions of $500, of
| which SIS 1000 came from the Republican
Senatorial Committee. and expenditures
of $6,ll4, Of which $500 went to the
State Republican Committee.