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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1920

Page

3

Campaign fund probe yields little on spending totals

Senate committee heard figures on Republican budget and fundraising for the 1920 campaign but failed to illuminate the $15,000,000 allegation. Witnesses Hays and Cummings argued over totals and federal oversight, while Flood Rhinock and others testified on committees and printing costs.

Senate Cox Republican Party M. D. Flood Virginia Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Joseph L. Rhinock Kentucky Hays Republican National Committee Cummings Lccal Senator Edge Hayes Mr. Cummings Democratic Committee Bund Washington Representative Flood Democratic Congressional Committee Democratic National Committee Flood Congressional Frank Chatrman Kenyon Harding San Francisco Secretary of the Navy Kenyon Daniels Fred W. Upham Wilbur W. Marsh

Kill Man and Hide Body in a Trunk

Police arrested Mrs Nott at her home and others on a milk truck at the Wade house after rumors a man was taken away in a trunk following a shooting on Judson avenue. Suspects gave conflicting stories and are held without bonds for arraignment tomorrow.

Easton Wade Johnson Nott Joseph Dudrich Dudrich Judson Avenue House Daniel Ferguson Ferguson Judson Avenue

Relief Promised By Calder On New England Coal Shortage

A Massachusetts State House hearing before the Senate Reconstruction and Production Committee heard from Boston officials and New England executives about severe coal shortages crippling manufactories, street railways, and housing. Senator Calder signaled relief steps, including possible export embargoes and tax rule changes, with ongoing testimony and a resumed session planned.

United States Senate New England Massachusetts State House William M. Calder New York Boston B. G. Mahler Boston Elevated Railway Robert B. Stearns Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company Mr. Mahler Mahler Calder Otto H. Kahn

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