Word: nutt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Larger in booming 1929 was the Union Trust of which Joseph Randolph Nutt, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, was president and chairman. Union Trust could not open after the banking holiday...
Last week Republican Treasurer Nutt reported that between Sept. 1 and Oct. 26 the Hoover campaign had taken in $1,478,791, spent $1,356.548. Notable contributors...
...Nutt's $1,500,000. Fortnight ago the Republican treasury reported an operating deficit for August. Joseph Nutt. G. O. P. treasurer, found money difficult to raise. In Pennsylvania where Joseph Grundy, famed campaign cash collector, tariff lobbyist and onetime Senator, has "retired'' politically, he encountered the leanest pickings in years. But after the Maine election Treasurer Nutt reported to the White House (and the public): "This is making my job easier. People who want to maintain the present administration in power have gone to work and the money is coming in. I'm sure...
Money. Of major importance was cash for the campaign. In 1928 the Hoover ticket cost the party $9,433,604. With Republican purses feeling as thin as anyone's, about half that sum is budgeted for this year's campaign. Treasurer Joseph Randolph Nutt consulted with Jeremiah Milbank, who lined up most of the party's "fat cats" in the East four years...
Joseph Richard Kraus, vice-chairman of Cleveland's Union Trust Co. (total resources: $290,000,000), was elected board chairman, succeeding Joseph Randolph Nutt, treasurer of the Republican National Committee...