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1. Campaign funds. Presidential campaign expenditures, adverse report to accompany S. Res. 383 [extending powers conferred upon Committee on Privileges and Elections under S. Res. 357 to investigate after adjournment of Democratic national convention and before November election, 1920, receipts and expenditures of political committees and of campaigns conducted in election of President, Vice President, and Senators]; submitted by Mr. Calder.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: June 2, calendar day June 5, 1920

2. Campaign funds. Presidential campaign expenditures, views of minority to accompany S. Res. 383 [extending powers conferred upon Committee on Privileges and Elections under S. Res. 357 to investigate after adjournment of Democratic national convention and before November election, 1920, receipts and expenditures of political committees and of campaigns conducted in election of President, Vice President, and Senators]; submitted by Mr. McKellar.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: June 2, calendar day June 5, 1920

3. Aeroplanes. Aircraft production inquiry, views of minority to accompany S. Res. 241 [authorizing Committee on Military Affairs to investigate progress of aircraft and ordnance production in United States, or into status of quartermaster's supplies or expenditures in any of these branches of War Department]; submitted by Mr. Thompson.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: May 17, 1918

4. Aeroplanes. Progress of aircraft production, report to accompany S. Res. 241 [authorizing Committee on Military Affairs to investigate progress of aircraft and ordnance production in United States, or into status of quartermaster's supplies or expenditures in any of these branches of War Department]; submitted by Mr. McKellar.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: May 16, 1918

5. Washington Railway and Electric Company. Change of reference, report to accompany S. Res. 23 [to appoint Senate committee to investigate causes which have occasioned strike, beginning Mar. 12, 1917, by employees of Washington Railway and Electric Company]; submitted by Mr. Thompson.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: Apr. 12, 1917

6. Brown, Enoch, jr. Enoch Brown, jr., report to accompany S. Res. 77 [authorizing Committee to Audit and Control Contingent Expenses of Senate to employ Enoch Brown, jr., for 3 months]; submitted by Mr. Lea of Tennessee.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1917

7. Smith, Samuel R. Samuel R. Smith, report to accompany S. Res. 167 [to pay Samuel R. Smith]; submitted by Mr. Lea of Tennessee.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: Mar. 2, calendar day Mar. 3, 1917

8. Civil Service and Retrenchment Committee, Senate. Committee on Civil Service and Retrenchment to hold hearings, report to accompany S. Res. 199; submitted by Mr. Lea of Tennessee.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: May 18, calendar day May 23, 1916

9. Military Affairs Committee, Senate. To hold hearings and employ stenographer, report to accompany S. Res. 18 [authorizing Military Affairs Committee to hold hearings and employ stenographer]; submitted by Mr. Lea of Tennessee.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: Dec. 17, 1915

10. Williams, J. S. Report favoring S. R. 156, limiting expenditures for telegrams sent or received by Senators.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Senate Contingent Expenses Committee
Date:: Nov. 3, 1913

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