Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 5

' FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1522. SENATE ATTACK N GOLDSTEIN OPENED TODAY Appointment as Internal Revenue Collector at St louis Draws of Senator Harrison. ‘WASHINGTON, May 5.—Senate at- tack upon the nomination of Nat Gold- + stpin to be internal revenue collector at St. Louis beceuse he accepted $2,- of Illinois, was opened today by Sena- tor Harrison, Democrat, Mississippi, who declared severa} other Lo delegates had been given appowss= ments under the present administra- tion. Among the Missouri delegates named by Senator Harrison as having received Lowdeh money were Roy T. Davis, appointed minister to Costa Rica; W. H. Allen, Missouri state prohibition agent and W. I. Cole, spe- jal assistant to the attorney general. Senator Harrison said Cole got $500 ff “Lowden money” and $1,200 of rding money.” Senator Harrison sat Mr. Goldstein ‘was one of the Lowden delegates from Missouri who bad been ‘corrupted’ with money of the Lowden campaign “No candidate was safling morc smoothly than Governor Lowden,” said Senator Harrison. “Tho thing that turned his chances ahd accomplishes his defeat more than anything els: was the corruption of two delegates from Missouri.” Sennto- Harrison said the a;>oint- ment s° ©»! iF office of a myn why had rn *2.500 “to swing deh gates” at 1 wublican convention 4% Chicago in , Was a matter of sufficient importance to be brought to the attention of the country. Senator Harrison read from testi mony of the senate committee, which investigated the 1920 campaign con tributions, stressing a statement that Mr, Goldstein hai received $2,500 of Lowden money from Jake Babler, Re Publican national committeeman for Missourt. “He deposited ft to his own per- sonal account and checked against it just as other funds," said Senator “Later he denied it; he said id made a mistake. Now he is honored by the president of the United States as colléctor of internal rev enue.” “This is the character of men hold- ing high positions under this admin- ‘The Mississtpp! senator added that Davis got $500 and Mr. Allen $400 of Lowden money. Cole got his $1200 of “Harding money,” the Mississippi @enator added, from Attorney Gener- al. Dougherty, who, Mr. Yarrison charged, was in Missouri “working for Harding.” Senator Harrison said that “they neyer could find out” who Mr. Cole really favored. \ “But Harding paid him last and he Hnalty, voted for Harding,” said Sena- tor Harirson, istration,” Mr. Efarrison shouted at the conclusion of the review of the testimony. “Its men who recetved money for ¢orrupt purposes to do lots of things of which the good people of the country cannot now and never will opprove—they are men picked out by ‘this administration for high positions and good jobs. And I am waiting to learn whether you on the other (Re- publican) side of the aisle are going to endorse this latest action.” - Warrison. ‘WASHINGTON, May 5.—Both Dem- ocratic. and Republican leaders de- clared today that opposition was in- creasing to senate confirmation of Nat Goldstein nominated for collector of internal revenue at St. Louis. 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