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The New Orleans Daily Democrat
New Orleans, Orleans County, Louisiana
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In Washington, the Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee faces financial difficulties, with George S. Fisher urging government clerks to pay overdue campaign subscriptions amid the committee's necessities; clerks refuse to pay.
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WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee of Washington seems to be in financial difficulties, and Mr. George S. Fisher, on its behalf, is beseeching the government clerks to pay up their campaign subscriptions. What he wants is "an honorable settlement," and he regrets that there has been so much delay about it, especially in view of "the necessities of the committee."
And the clerks do not pay.
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Washington
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May 9
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the clerks do not pay their campaign subscriptions.
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The Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee of Washington seems to be in financial difficulties, and Mr. George S. Fisher, on its behalf, is beseeching the government clerks to pay up their campaign subscriptions. What he wants is "an honorable settlement," and he regrets that there has been so much delay about it, especially in view of "the necessities of the committee."