Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-14
Full CITIZENS
TICKET LEADS AL
FIRST PRIMARY UNDER COMMITS.
SION PLAN PROVES A
ROUSER.
LAEOR TICKET NOMlNA1ES
TWO OF THREE CANDIDATES
Herman, For Council, Only
Winner Outside Of Two Combinations
Total Vote 2.747. 143 Under High
Record Two Years Ase-Pisres Also
Ran.


! The first primary election under the
| o,,,;s.io, <,- ~ .overnn,.n, held
.,, s,.
| -Aoi'oas' proven . iouse' -
o. the word. and resulted IN the no1nl-
nation Of the full citizens ticket and
| of -vo of n. ,bra. candidates on the
49,. 49,, o,,. ~ 80 m.
| 0---1
stt7c1iE ihoepeAdeh' ea'soiuates iof
! councilman was IN the running When
he final cour1r was made. and that was
Cessna t rr. ,,a,,,,er or IN
eouhGii IRON lhe FoHstn &c
Vote was heavy. ;otalins 2,'4'. or las
votes under The highest record lot a
city vote. established Two years ago IN
the Ingiedue- Stanton campaign.
The nominees Of ne voters OF Mar
snalitown who will appear as contest
ants in the city election on March q,
are a. follows:
For -nayor-W. II. Jones and Joseph
Mohr.
For counc!lraan-L. Derby. E. l.
Williams. George Herman, and Dorr l..
Lamb.
Jones High Man.
X u Jo,es IN. candidate on the
.;,izars, .,ck.t ~2r mavor. was high
nsx.orai-v contest before The
--i,,a-v -a.4;,.jrg q total OF 1888
80, ;,., -,,o-a than the com
b3nsd vo.e 4. Mohr and Pierce, the
-ax. MIR candisa,es
Iosana Ny, t1a nn;o, labor can
e., ,,,,,.o- 80 u.s. nominated
80. .o..1 ~ $50 vot~
-,,a-oa e,-~,e- MAYOR Of the
49, ooa.s.,.e ,s-ns vho
;e,.s |or,n;da,la
~, ~. 49,, - 1000 -,.,,a
~ - -,s.h 80,
80 -. .,or -.
80 " 200, w
and ~ eac- ~ ~ i good cam
Daigner caused much anre-elec-ion
s,eou1a-ioo AZ 70 his Standing when the
.-ores YER counted tn. votes, how
e7,a- o-ovaf, nat re fears among the
a,i-p..ce -, a. - pia-ce.s relative
.-andirg so been g-oundIess
" {. ,1cC.s--s. .7-asa-- councilman
80 <a,-b -,aca in the
.r,..cr,l., l,,.az. -a-.,vine -o,a, Of
- -. ~ -,,r-a,.s ca-na;1n
- ,.,a...a,, .-o.o 10 eac- that a
;, 80 s,,b-.,,an+
=, ~ s-,il
49,, .-or, an;,e
~ .,-o,,- ~. he
re -: $500. -es,,as
I 'ao go
-of MS h',t
80.
"'ifa = Va " I'm
Win =; ara i',iooA ~
ara as W''n -. NS..p, ooA : pop,
MARTY as 2 car "'uio aft -
he va NfnS or VIZ I'm 20
i've Vole O i''' 'i. ne % -.
iate for mayor ~ ~ ne -
vo1es- one mora wan - ~.
! CAV IN h!S OWE "a'c' l!ie !!1' u W
AShoSook 'ee"i'eo totai u
The Race For Councilman.
y the race for council-nen L. Derby
ana T lesser Williams. candidates on
.1a ci-;zans. tickle. head the list. Mr.
rarhv.s vote being $50 and Mr.. VIII
Ifams o4s George Herman is third
ai+, ss1. and Dorr l. Lamb. Of the
iunion labor ticket. fourth, with $50.
! on.si1a the rnnn,ng the unsuccessful
I candidates are led bv w C. Workman,
NJ ra-h.s -nnnine mate on the union
labor ticket. with $50 votes. Mr.. Wort
man made good. clean fight for the
nomination. and his failure 10 maintain
! the same support given his running
mate is said to have been that ne had
signed the saloon rernonstrance.
I. T. Forbes sixth man. received sol
votes. Mr.. Forbes was picked by a
great many, even among those who did
not expect to vote for him. as one OF
the four successful candidates. Mr..
/ Forbes attributes mis- defeat 20 the fact
that the two combinations Of candf-
dates were too formidable. and says
that he realized Monday morning that
he could not pull thru. He feels. how
ever. that he was extended a gratifying