Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
S676,68 SPENT
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Republican Treasurer Re-
ports Expenses Exclusive
of Pittsburgh Area.
BIZ the Associated Eress.

By tho Associated Press.
Jay Cooke. treasurer Of the Repub-
lican State Committee of Pennsyl.
vania, exclusive of the Pittsburgh
district, listed campaign contributions
Of $735 $40 from January / to October
28, in a report filed today with the
clerk OF the House.
Campaign expenditures for the year
were reported at s676.638. The COM
mittee's receipts from October 81 to
28 were placed at s147,333, including
$88 1872 from the sale of dollar GER
tificates." The total from these GER
tificates for the year was placed at
$l72,085.
In its final prediction report, the
American Liberty League disclosed
that its campaign expenditures for the
year totaled $466,574. The league
reported contributions totaling 1924.
$50 from January / to October 20,
including $4,000 donation from
Howard Heinz of Pittsburgh.
Miners Spent ss7.5Oo.
In another report, the United Mine
Workers. supporting President Roose-
welt. reported expenditures of s97 500
from October II to 20. Receipts for
this period were listed by the Union
as 1903.
The miners donations to political
organizations included $4,000 to the
Democratic National Committee; $40.
900 TO the Pennsylvania State Demo-
cratic Committee and $500 TO Labor's
Non Partisan League in Luzerne
County, Pa.
Expenditures totaling 1855, 1927 from
January l to October 20 were re-
ported by the National Republican
Congressional Committee in its final
prediction statement. Receipts for
the same period amounted to 1881, 745,
the report showed.
The Democratic Congressional Cam
paign Committee reported expenditures
Of $36.625 from October % to 20. Its
receipts for the same period were
placed at $50, 1866, including $4,000
from the Democratic National Com
mittee. Large contributors included
Vincent Aston. who gave $4,000: South
Trimble, $1,000. and Paul Shields,
$4,000.
The Democratic National Congress
sional Committee reported receipts Of
s2246 from October 10 to % and ex-
penditures of $5l5 for the same period.
sI42..oS Expended.
Labor's Non-Partisan League yes
Spring.
Meanwhile, the Republican Sena-
torial Campaign Committee and vari-
GUS Senatorial candidates filed final
prediction reports on campaign ex-
penses.
Both Senator Robinson of Arkansas
and G. c. Ledbetter, his Republican
opponent, turned in reports showing
no receipts and no expenditures in
their campaigns.
Other reports included the follow
ing:
Alabama-J.' H. Bankhead, Demo.
crat. receipts none, expenditures none:
William C. Isley. Union, receipts
s4789. expenditures s66.ls; H. E. Berk.
stresser. Republican, receipts none,
expenditures none.
Florida-Claude Pepper, Democrat,
receipts, none; expenditures, none:
Howard c. Babcock, Republican, re-
ceipts. s8.l05; expenditures. $5,67o.49:
c. o. Andrews, Democrat, receipts
S420.66; expenditures, s6379s.
Georgia-Richard B. Russell, jr.
Democrat, receipts, none: expendi.
lures, none.
Louisiana-Allen J. Ellender, Demo-
crat, receipts. none: expenditures.
none.
Mississippi-Pst Harrison. Demo-
crat. receipts, none; expenditures.
none.
North Carolina-Josiah w. Bailey,
Democrat, receipts. S675; expenditures,
none; Frank C. Patton, Republican,
receipts. $500; expenditures, 500.
South Carolina-James F. Byrnes,
Democrat, receipts. none; expendi-
lures. none; Marion w. Seabrook,
Republican, receipts. SIC; expenditures,
none.
Tennessee-Nathan L. Bachman,
Democrat, receipts, none; expenditures.
$500.
Virginia-Carter Glass, Democrat,
receipts, none: expenditures. none.
Senator White, Republican, Of
Maine reported receipts of Sill ZOO and
expenditures of ss,6l6.69 in his sue
cessful drive for reelection. His
Democratic opponent. Louis J. Brann.
received 81 1875 and spent s2,690.54.