Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-02
veil organized and making

Means.
Keokuk-H. f. Wagner. rep: Thom-
as Geneva, dem. Vote 1901. republican
2,743. democrat. 2.2s4. Geneva very
strong candidate and hard campaign
has been fought.
Ma.rion-L. d. Teter. rep: G. w.
Crozier, dem. Vote 1901, republican,
2,490, democrat, 2o55. County normal
ly democratic: both parties well organ
ized and big vote Will be out.
Cass--John Pipher, rep; l.. l.. De-
Iano, dem. Vote 1901. republican. q
5S3. democrat 1902 Hard fight on
Pipher for personal reasons; DeLano
strong candidate; republican majority
will be cut.
shelby-L H. Pickard, rep; o. P.
wyland, dem. Vote 1901. republican.
1926. democrat 1853. County normal-
ly democratic and party we'll organized.
Both good candidates.
Audubon-D. C. Mott. rep: NJ. T.
Foley, dem. Vote 1901, republican. l.
e33, democrat. 1908. Good fighting
ground every year, but republicans
have best Of 1t this year.
Iowa-Edward Boland, rep; F. O.
Harrington, dem. Vote 1901, repub-
lican, zoos, democrat, LIT. Both cam
didates farmers and popular; chances
favor republicans unless senatorial
fight complicates matters.
Johnson-E. X. Brown, rep; George
w. Koontz, dem. Vote 1901 repub-
lican, 2,493. democrat 2,64s. Koontz
running for second term and is very
strong, but republicans have put up
good fight.
scott-M. H. Calcerwood and A. H
stoltenberg. reps; N. D. Ely and Ed
ward Meyer, den1s. Vote 1901, repub-
lican, 1906, democrat, 3.67S. County
normally democratic. Calderwood Is
present member; good fight made on
both sides and result uncertain.
Cl1nton-E. Ruggeberg and Theodore
Christensen, reps; r. c. Langan and
C. z. Mordhorst, dems. Vote 1901, re-
publican, 1865, democrat. 3,941. DEM
ocratic candidates are present members
and popular.
Crawford-Dr. E. Darling. rep; w.
A. Davle, dem. Vote 1901, republican,
1851. democrat, 1881. Davie present
member from the county and hard
campaign has been fought on national
lines.
Ida Monona--L. e. Christie, rep: W..
C. Whiting, dem. Vote 1901. republi-
can. 3.142. democrat, 2,4ss. Whiting is
present member; spirited campaign has
been fought with some local issues.
Hardin-M. ]. Furry. rep; William
Weldon, fusion. Vote 1901. republican,
2132, democrat, 6S2. Strictly bolt OF
republicans on local issues helped by
faetional division on national lines
Buchanan-A. P. Burrhus. rep; L. r.
Springer, dem. Vote 1901. 2,346, dem
ccratin 1863. Springer present men'-
Der from the county and personally
strong, but his opponent good man.
Dubuque-H. r. Keagy and George
d. Wybrant, rep; A. F. Frudden and
Phil Heiles, DEM Vote 1901, republican
4.511. democrat ATS. Keagy and Frud-
den are present members. Democrats
are fairly well united this year
Fayette-J. D. Shaffer, rep; Fred
Paeggenkuhle. dem. Vote 1901. repub-
Ilican $50, democrat 1886. Spirited
contest which may reduce majority a
little
Pocahonta@F. c. Gilchrist, rep;
Montagu Hakeo, dem. Vote 1901, re-
publican 1.496, democrat 716. Gilchrist
is present member but Is being op-
posed by. faction in his party.
Extraordinarily Donahue, rep; g.
r. Whitmer. dem. Vote 1901, re-
publican 1850, democrat 1895. Demo-
Gratis have put up hard fight and claim
to be confident Of winning.
Chickavaw-J. H. Kolthoff, rep; T.
C. Clary. dem. Vote 1901, republican
1903, democrat 1852. Kolthor Is pres
ent member. County is close and re-
suit uncertain at all times.
Allamakee-W. s. Hart, rep; Rob
ert Hufschmidt, dem. Vote 1901. re-
publican 2,206, democrat 1,549. Hui
schmidt was elected two years ago on
account Of factional troubles among re-
publicans. Hard campaign has been
carried on.
Winnebago -worth-Andrew Miller
rep: H. l.. Oleson, ind. Vote 1901. re-
publican 2,23S, democrat, 34s. Oleson
Is candidate of boiling faction of re-
publicans on purely local grounds; sit
uation appears to be uncertain.
Dickinson Emmet-B. F. Robinson
rep; j. C. Guthrie. dem. Vote 1901,
republican 2O49. democrat. 524 Sit
uation complicated by factional bolt OF
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republicans in Dickinson.
Bremer-W w. Saylor, rep; John
Homrighaus, dem. Vote 1901. repubH-
can 1870 democrat 1905. Present
member is republican but factional diff
ferences make 1t probable democrat
will be elected.
Jackson-A. E. McDole, rep; j. f.
Dunn. dem. Vote 1901, republican 2.506
democrat 2,292.
Blackhawk-C. A. Wise. rep; ]. G,
Packard, dem. Vote 1901, republican
2,71l, democrat 1.1S6. Democrats have
been making big claims of reducing the
majority.
Tana-D. E. Baker, rep. ]. F. Lundt
dem. Vote 1901, republican 2,742, dem
ocrat 2,239. Two years ago county
elected democratic member on account
of factional troubles among republi-
cans
Polk-Emory English and H. e
Teachout, rep. w. II. Butler and n. G
Evans, dem. Vote 1901, republican
e,526. democrat 2.579. Democrats are
harmonious and republican faction is
boiling ticket with certainty the repub-
lican majority will be thereby re-
duced.
predicts FusIoNlsTs' DEFEAT