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. Review of reviews and world's work. HON. JAMES A. TAWNEY,OF MINNESOTA. MR. HARRYOF INDI. MR. ELMER DOVER, OF OHIO. (Secretary of the RepublicanNational Committee.) conditions, preparedhim particularly forhis new than any one,except Mr. Cortelyouhimself, is he thePresidents represen-tative. Senator Scottis head of the speak-ers bureau for theEast, the same workhe per-formedunderC h a i r-man ,and Re-presentative James A. Tawney, ofMinnesota, is chief of the similarbureau in the West. Here is evi-dence of that cooperation betweenthe national and Congressionalcommittees tha
. Review of reviews and world's work. HON. JAMES A. TAWNEY,OF MINNESOTA. MR. HARRYOF INDI. MR. ELMER DOVER, OF OHIO. (Secretary of the RepublicanNational Committee.) conditions, preparedhim particularly forhis new than any one,except Mr. Cortelyouhimself, is he thePresidents represen-tative. Senator Scottis head of the speak-ers bureau for theEast, the same workhe per-formedunderC h a i r-man ,and Re-presentative James A. Tawney, ofMinnesota, is chief of the similarbureau in the West. Here is evi-dence of that cooperation betweenthe national and Congressionalcommittees that promises such goodresults, for Mr. Tawney is also incharge of speakers for the Congres-sional committee. No campaign can be run with-out money. It is needed to meetthe many heavy expenses that arenot only wholly legitimate, but ab-solutely necessary. Rent, printing,postage, stationery, traveling, can-vassing, clerical hire, literature,—these are some of the items of ex-pense. While some money comesunasked, — as for example, large contribution,—most of the nec-essary
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