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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1920

Page

13

Cox Charges Republican Fund Raised in 27 States

Governor Cox detailing an alleged 8.145 million dollar Republican nationwide fund claims quotas by city and state, with secret donor lists and high level backing. He cites Will Hays and Fred W. Upham, quotes from the Official Bulletin, and compares the drive to Liberty Loan campaigns while urging public censure.

Cox Ohio Fred W. Upham Chicago Republican National Committee New York City Philadelphia Albany N. Y Atlanta Harding Will H. Hays Harry M. Blair Upham Liberty Loan Republican Ways and Means Committee Republican Bulletin Hays Mark Hanna Hanna Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party Warren G. Harding Aaron Burr Mr. Hays Mr. Upham Senate Campaign Investigation Committee Evansville Ind League of Nations Hardire Federal Reserve System Newberry Michigan United States Upham “Bulletin

Quotas for 41 States Funded by Central Headquarters

The article details a drive to fund quotas for large cities, with Mr Blair and Governor Cox outlining that funds for 41 states would come from major cities. It cites specific city quotas, per capita contributions, and internal bulletins showing which cities exceeded or pursued targets, including New York, Boston, Columbus, Detroit, and others, and notes efforts to push funds through via interviews and official notices.

Blair Governor Cox Chicago Hays Cox Senate New York State New York City Buffalo Rochester Albany Franklin D. Roosevelt Dutchess Boston Mass Senator Weeks

Aged Dorchester Man Marries 29 Year Old Woman

Frederick A. Russell aged 70, a retired Dorchester real estate dealer, obtained a marriage license to wed Florence Giles aged 29 who lives with her mother at 17 Chamterlain Street Dorchester. Russell, a twice married man, had the five day waiting period waived by Judge Dowd. The couple reportedly left for a hotel after a taxi drive from Porchester could not locate the court.

Frederick A. Russell Dorchester Florence Giles Chamterlain Street Russell Dowd Courst Porchester

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