“We’ll carry the country!” exclaimed Vice Presidential nominee John Nance Garner last week as he swung his feet off his desk in the Capitol and started back to Uvalde, Tex. to vote. Speaker Garner had made only one radio speech during the campaign (TIME, Oct. 24).
Campaign Cash
Last week the Democratic National Committee reported that from June 1 to Nov. 2 it had taken in $1,427,118, spent $1,261,412. For the same period Republican receipts were $1,938,821, expenditures $1,960,290. Since Sept. 1 new Democratic borrowings totaled $130,000. Unpaid debts on the 1928 campaign included $125,000 to County Trust Co. of New York and $115,250 to John Jacob Raskob. Notable contributors since Sept. 1: Bernard Mannes Baruch $61,000
William Hartman Woodin 35,000
William Randolph Hearst 25,000
Mrs. Harry Payne Vhitney 15,000
James Watson Gerard 13,000
John Nicholas Brown 10,000
Thomas Howell 10,000
Vincent Astor 10,000
Francis Patrick Garvan 10,000
Harry Warner & Bros. 10,000
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney 5,000
Fred Pabst 4,000
Col. Jacob Ruppert 3,000
Arthur Curtiss James 2,500
Russell Leffingwell 2,500
Jesse Holman Jones 2,500
James Middleton Cox 2,000
Eleanor Patterson 1,000
Joseph Patrick Tumulty 1,000
John Francis Curry 1,000
Charles Hamilton Sabin 1,000
William Kissam Vanderbilt1,000
John William Davis 500
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt 200
Robert Tyre Jones Jr. 100
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