Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-08
DALLAS COUNTY PRESENTS CAN.
DlDATE FOR GOVERNOR TWO
YEARS HENCE.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR FOR
AEAD OF TICKET IN 1912
Clarke an Intense Progressive and
Strong campaisner Judicial Con-
vention No win Order, With Few
interesting Contests Standpats
Change of Program.
Special to Times-Republican.


of Dallas county. at their convention
held last Saturday. projected the cam
didacy of Hon. George W. Clarke for
governor two years hence. The con-
vention passed this resolution:
AT this time we take the oppor-
tunity to heartily indorse the candidacy
of Hon. George W. Clarke for the office
of lieutenant governor and suggest to
the republicans of the state that at
! the proper time we expect to present
him as a candidate for the office OF
governor"
| This was intended to be sufficient
notification for the time being of the
intention of the republicans of Dallas
county to present the name of the lleu-
tenant governor as a candidate to sue
| coed Carroll Mr.. Clarke had no OPP
position for denomination as lieutenant
governor. Two years ago he won in
three-cornered contest against Will
son and Murphy AS presiding officer
of the state senate he made a record
fully equal to that he made as speaker
membered in Iowa legislative annals
! dS Oh lIlS lHOSl 4pIilildIl
| Mr.. Clarke is an intense progressive.
He is deeply devoted to the cause Of
good government and believes that the
! seat:al e the republican party is TO
survive. He is an excellent speaker
and in a campaign will prove Of great
force.
Mr.. Clarke was made chairman Of
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the state convention. for the county Is
overwh emingly progressive. The reso-
lutions adopted indicate something Of
the character Of the progressive spirit
of the company. They included:
| I'VE endorse the record of all the
representatives of the party from
Iowa in the congress of the United
States who were faithful TO the party
pledges, the Roosevelt policies and real
republicanism. They deserve the great
est of credit and the recognition and
vote Of every republicans for their wise
and able craftsmanship. and in keep
Ing Iowa in the forefront sa great
and progressive state"
In regard to the senators the res olu-
| tons state:
1--WE emphaticany indorse and ap-
plaud the splendid record and great
work of the Iowa senator's in the con-
gress Of the United States, especially
their record and work in the last two
sessions of congress. which deserve the
unqualified approval of all the people
of the state of Iowa. Under the great
est opposition they have with great
liability and craftsmanship fearlessely
labored 70 secure the enactment OF
laws favorable TO the people of the
United States and we rejoice in their
success and glory in their achievement.
Their craftsmanship, frmness and
courage challenge the admiration of
the nation"
Some of the judicial conventions
were held this week Republican jul
dicial conventions were scheduled for
the following places yesterday: Lee
Mars, Fourth district; Boone, Eleventh
district; Charles City. Twelfth district:
and Calnar. Thirteenth district.
The convention in Polk county nomt-
mated judges, also the convention in
Lee county. which names W. c. Blood
as candidate against Henry Bank
Next week the convention of the
Sixth district will be held at oska
loosa. that of the Sixteenth at Carroll
and of the Seventeenth at Belle PLANE
all on Tuesday.
The Tenth district convention will
be held at Waterloo on the 14th; the
Fifteenth at Council Bluffs July 10, and
the Fifth at Dexter July 26
This last Is likely TO be an interesting
convention. Judge Apologize will get
a denomination by reclamation He i;
from Guthrie Every other county has
g. candidate for Judge. Dallas will pre-
sent the name of w. H. Fahey: Marion
will back L y. Hays: Madison viii
probably present the name of G. B
Robbins: and Warren may present the
name Of Henderson. The fact tina
Marion intends to present the name o.
Ex- Con gresham Hays presumes that
Judg Gamble will not be candidate
again
Mr. Buxton, one of the founders o
the largest unincorporated city in thu
world, who was in the city the othe
| day, made the claim that his town wa
not only the largest one that doesn'
need any kind OF a city government
but it is one of the most orderly place
on earth. There are over 1000 negroe
living there now, happy and content
> ed lot 1t was the vote Of Buxtol
thrown solidly for the standpatters tina
carried Monroe over into the standpa
column at the last primary.
The colony which was organizes
among the miners when the city wa
established. has gone to pieces. 1t wa
: beneficiary association maintained b.
. the miners. but the unions would no
, tolerate it. The receiver for the asso
: citation has on hand about 1900 OF tn
money that was left when the bushes
came to an end, and this Will be dis
. tributed on order Of court at no dis
tant day.