Cox Charge Falls Flat in Pittsburg Speech
New York dispatch reports Republican leaders rejected Governor Cox's charges that the Republican National Committee raised 15 million dollars and that millions from special interests would buy the presidency. They say the city quotas were guide figures not used as stated and no evidence supports a buyout scheme.
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ED L. Keen
New York
Cox
Pittsburg
Republican National Committee
Harry M. Blair
Frederick W. Upham
National Committee
Republican
Repab
Upham
Cox Charges Republican Slush Fund Evidence Read
Gov. James M. Cox in Philadelphia outlines alleged $15,000,000 Republican slush fund with city quotas across 26 states. He cites The Official Bulletin and a 51 city list, aiming to prove Sen. Harding aided the fundraising effort as he travels toward New Haven.
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Philadelphia
Cox
New Haven
James M. Cox
Pittsburg
New England
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Chicago
Harding
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Danderine Stops Hair Loss and Boosts Beauty
A historic advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy that stops hair from shedding and enhances appearance. The copy claims strengthened roots, richer shine, and fuller looks for users seeking healthier hair.
Principal quotas list for Seattle and major cities
The document lists principal quotas with Seattle at 100000 dollars. Other cities and amounts include New York 2000000, Chicago 760000, Philadelphia 500000, Detroit 450000, Pittsburg 400000, Cleveland 400000, Boston 100000, Cincinnati 260000, St. Louis 260000, Buffalo 250000, San Francisco 150000, Los Angeles 150000, Indianapolis 125000, Toledo 100000, Columbus 100000, Seattle 100000, Minneapolis 100000, St. Paul 100000, Providence 100000, Newark 100000, Youngstown 80000, Akron 80000, Oakland 75000, Milwaukee 75000, Dayton 60000, Baltimore 50000.
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New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffalo
San Franciseo
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Providence
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Akron
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Harding to Reply to Cox Campaign Slush Fund Charges
Senator Harding plans a brief reply to Gov. Cox charges about a republican campaign slush fund. He will read Cox's Pittsburg speech and speak to reporters, with a fuller answer likely after conferring with national committee officials.
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Harding
Cox
Raymond Clapper Marion
Senator Harding
Pittsburg
National Committee
Cox Claims More Dope From GOP Fund Revelations
Gov Cox says GOP campaign fund goal of fifteen million dollars will be met by additional revelations. He told reporters in New York that he will name some of the heaviest contributors to the Republican fund as his next move after en route to New Haven.
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Cox
Herbert W. Walker
New York
New Haven
Pittsburg
Gov. Cox
Republican Fund
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