The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-11-07
Sen, KENYON WILL
RETAIN HIS SEAT
Republicans Of Iowa Apparently
Have Captured Majority
New Legislature.

Des Moines, Nov. 6.--With num-
Der of legislative districts still in
doubt and waiting for complete re-
turns to name the winner, it appears
early today that the republicans will
control the Thirty-ffth general as
sembly on joint ballot and re-elect
United States Senator VIM. S. Ken
yon.
Compiled from early reports the
Figures are as follows: Senate, re-
publican 10, democrat 5, and doubtful
5. House, republican SO, democrats
81, and doubtful IS. The.s are TWEEN
ty-one holdover senators and the re-
publicans have eleven of these. The
composition of the joint assembly
from these returns shows 50 repuo-
licans, SO democrats and % doubtful.
As there are 1873 members in the leg
is,ature Senator Kenyon will have
one vote more than is needed, IT all
tie doubtful districts are against the
repr hl;can candidate.
1hc indicated results as to men,
b., Of TIE Thirty-ffth general as
sc..Lly follow:
Repubiicans-11.
Eenton-Tama-A. L. Ames, Traer.
Duena Vista mboldt--Pocahon-
tas-J. H. Allen, Pocahontas.
Carroll ene-Sac-Joseph Mates,
Odebolt.
Cass-SheIby-T. H. Smith, Harlan.
Des Moines-La Monte Cowles,
Burlington.
Howard Winneshiek-P. NJ. Jewell,
Cresco.
Jasper-E. P. Malmberg, Newton.
Hamilton Hardin Wright-D. g..
Chase, Webster City.
Henry Westinghouse. w. Neal,
Washington.
Keokuk- Poweshiek-H. w. Spauld-
ing, Grinnell.
Pck-John B. Sullivan, Des Moines
DemOcrats-1O.
Blackhawk-G rundy-S. w. DeWolt,
Reinbeck.
Chickasaw-F loyd-John G. Legel,
Charles City.
Clinton-J. L. Wilson, Almont.
Crawford Harrison Monona-E. L.
Grow, Mapleton.
Dubuque-N. J. Schrupp, Dubuque.
Fremont-Page-J. J. Dunnegan,
Shenandoah. 49,,
Lee, P. McManus, Keokuk.
Louisa Muscatine-A. M. Garrett,
Let's.
Scotia. A. Baluff, Davenport.
Wapello-J. F. Weber, Ottumwa.
SENATORS ELECTED TUESDAY.
Adams-Taylor-A. D. Nye, Bed.
ford (R).
Adair- Madison-A. C. Savage,
Adair (R).
Allamakee-F ayette- NJ. Fellows,
Lansing (R).
Appanoose-Davis- NJ. Will
son, Centerville (R).
Audubon Dallas Guthrie-A. NJ. Nc
Coll, Woodward (R).
e-Story-Justin r. Doran,
Beaver (R).
Bremen Butler Gates.
Greene (R).
Buchanan-Delaware-E. C. Per-
kins, Delhi (R).
Calhoun-W ebster-Frederic LARA
bee, Fort Dodge (R).
Cedar-Jones-W. D. Sheehan, Ana
mosa (D).
Cerro Gordo- Franklin Hancock-T.
]. 3. Robinson, Hampton (R).
Cherokee-Ida- Plymouth-C. F. Co.
burn, Marcus (R). or Guy Gillett,
Cherokee (D).
Clayton-Robert Quigley, McGreg-
or (D).
Clarke Warren-L. E. Crist, Osce-
ola CRY.
CLAW Dickinson Emmett -Kossuth-
Palo Alto-Leslie Francis, Spirit
Lake (R).
Decatur-R inggold- Union - c: H.
Thomas, Kent (R), or Henry c.
Beard, Mount Ayr (D).
-Johnson-James A. White
South Amana (D).
Jackson-George F. Hilsinger, Sa-
bula (R), or Owen Mccartney, Maquo.
keta (D).
Jefferson-Van Buren-A. E. Lar
baugh, Fairfield (D).
Linn-Francis A. Head, Cedar
Rapids (R).
Lyon-O'Brien-Osc -Sioux- Mich.
olas Ba1kema, Sioux City (R).
Lucas-Wayne-J. H. Darrah, Char
iton (R).
Mahaska-Walter I. Beans Oska-
(R), or w. T. Neessen, Wellsburg CD
loosa (D).
Marion Monroe-John T. Clarkson,
Abba (D).
Marshall-W. H. Arney, Marshall
town (R).
Mills Montgomery-F. F. Jones.
Villisca (R).
Mitchell Winnebago- Worth - Lars
W. Doe, Forest City (R).
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