Ashington Reveals Costly 1920 Campaign Fund Shortfall
Oct 27 report from Ashington outlines both Democratic and Republican parties facing deep funding gaps after the 1920 campaign. Officials cite factionalism and voter apathy as stalling contributions, with deficits around a quarter million for Democrats and about a million and a half for Republicans. Responses focus on donor lists and internal party tensions, including criticisms of Wilson era figures and the absence of several prominent names from contributor ledgers.
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Ashington
Tio Dem Rats
Poth
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Royo
Royo Ut
PT Ackerman
Hev Osersey
Broik Vajarif
Gishementa
Wes Pal
Democratic Nu Clemal Committee
Washington
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Democratic National Committee
Pro Wilsor
Rot Ent
Ofice Holce
Thomas Nelson Page
James W Gerard la Neilson Morris
Pleasant Stovall
Paul Reinsch
W S Sharpe
Janes WoCox
Thomas F Marshall
Natonal Committee
Debts and Economic Policy Oppose Debtor Relief
Judge Gary says foreign debts are validly contracted and should be paid. canceling debts would be charity. The text calls for prudent exchange, low interest, and disciplined industry until debts are paid, opposing debt repudiation and urging restraint in financial relief.
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Gary
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Tanlac aid healer spotlighted in care and public notices
Mrs Mabel Francis is quoted praising Tanlac as helping her health while a public notice from The International Proprietors lists representatives from every state and Providence of Canada, with references to Atlanta and Nitthaga and to public offices. The piece preserves older language and multiple imperfect phrases.
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NOTT
Atlanta
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Awetten
Tayi
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Bisty
Ada
Fragmentary testimony in local murder case trial today
A fragmented OCR passage reports a witness claiming lack of knowledge about the murder case. Details are garbled, but references to Jane Gibson and George Totten hint at court proceedings and expected further questioning. No clear new facts emerge from the legible lines.
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Jane Gibson
Eve Witress
See Deute
George Totten
Public sentiment and publicity urged in economy debate
Judge Gary advocates broad publicity across economic life to inform the public and shape policy while warning against exemptions for minority groups. He says steel trade remains prosperous at 75 percent capacity despite labor and coal delivery disruptions and calls immigration laws to be revised to favor quality over quantity. He recounts a murder night event involving Catherine Kaetall and eyewitness Jane Cibeon for context.
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Gary
Egier Comig
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New Brunswick
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The
E. Loeffler Co
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Kiddies
Klothes
Masonic Temple
Ravella Samuelson
Prop
Lion Brand
Levin’s
West Broad Street
American Theatre
Davenport, Chair
Rae
Davenport
Loose Spring Taupe
Tocher
Wid
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Italia
Reniueasance
TOASC
Double &Rey
Sule
Birds Eye
Axminster Furs
Axminster
Creccnne Sa
Merasiene Sa
Harry H. Smith Co
Toy and Doll Department
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