The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 26

—_ 4, 1 ele Pain a victor; ‘cause Hard ted for delegate at | os. ear, “unpaid Harding laicere ‘that as winners they cannot] workers found them throughout the na leas than $26,000 on the primar; on in Ohio, they are poor not well rd, wished to conduct investirations to his ‘Bdvertising by newspapers was billboard advertising and sending out of circulars and were sent from Columbus all of the State An All this, Eagle out $75,000, in which is not vast quantities of literature ma Chicago and expenditures R Procter and others of Ohio friends for which the committee cannot be held @ocount. Eagle solemnly assured ihé correspondent that Harding and food committees together did not d more than $150,000, #o far as ww. There is a story drifting D among political gossips that Wood money was so abundant in | County that he county man- was wipping two dollar bille each package of Wood leaflets a slip saying “The money is for trouble in distributing these among your friends. this was repeated to Fagle pped his long arms joyously his friends about him and d it with loud enjoyment. He Bid he'd hate to believe “the oppu- ” meaning the Harding man- were willing to make him out h @ fool as al! that, it it remains invariabi: one sits down wit! More or jess identified with the food boomers and begins to ask nearly every man says: ere has been nothing like it ince Hanna's time and even then"— There are no charges by anybody any suths great or small were d for direct vote-buying. One is| red yotes have not been an open irket commodity in Ohio for years years; it simply isn’t done, But ged that the use of money overpowering by the weight of ita and smothered the real purpose the eimary to develop the cholee rty. | mocrats can vote in Re- | ican primaries by the simple de- of asking for a Republican batlot. Harding people assert that Dem- forats by tens of thousands were irred up to vote for Wood. Halley jd to-day that the lavish advertis- Dy newspapers, posters and cir- “would have sold a Charley aplin.”* 2 he best of feeling. it is obvious, 8 not prevail. The Harding people from the primary be- they had 126,000 votes to food's 109,000 and about 17,000 di- | ded between Johnson and Hoover, je Wood people claim a victory be- ing. running as a favorite gon, did not get a majority of all the ¢ast and wae crowded hard by true that anybody ugurate @ contest. 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