Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-26
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FIVE HUNDRED FoRrY-EloHT As.
PRE-. TO STATE AND LEeIs.
i. LA1IvE OFFICES. :.
NO SURPRISES SPRUNG
: ON LAST DAY FOR FILING
Opposition to consrsssman Good
Among Republicans Does Not Mater
ializs-Rsp ubIieans May select Man
to Oppose Pepper in Second District
Presidential Electors.


Des Moines, April 26.-There were nc
last day surprises in the list Of more
than 100 candidates who filed nomina-
ton papers with the secretary Of state
Wednesday.
Papers were received at the state
house until midnight Wednesday night
There will be total Of 54s candidates
in the field for state. congressional and
legislative offices, according to the
checked figures Of the states record
books.
Judge A. Van wagenen of Sioux City
is the only candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for congress in the
Eleventh district. V. r. McGinnis OF
Leon has the democratic field to him
self in the Eighth against Con gresham
| H. NJ. Towner Of Corning. Theodore
Wall of Osceola, who withdrew from
the congress ional race in favor Of Nc
Ginnis, is a candidate for state SEN
ator from the Eleventh district. Mau-
rice Connolly Of Dubuque is the DEM
ocratic candidate in the Third dis
trict.
1t is probable Judge Ralph p. Howell
will be named by the republicans for
congress in the Second district to OPP
pose Congressman I. S. Pepper Of Mus
catine. No republican candidate from
the Second filed papers.
The republicans did not get out can
didates for electors in the Second and
Fourth districts, but these will be filled
later.
Many Candidates File.
Following is complete list Of the
candidates for state and congressional
offices and presidential eGctors that
will appear on the primary ticket:
For governor-Republica P. 6. Hol-
den Of Ames, a. V. Proudfoot of In
dianola, and George w. Clarke Of Adel:
democrat, E. G. Dunn Of Mason City
and John T. Hamilton of Cedar Rap
ids: prohibition, Orren D. Elicit Of
Marshalltown and c. Durant Jones of
Perry; socialist, I. S. McCrillis Of Des
Moines.
For lieutenant governor-Republican
W. L. Harding of Sioux City and c. H.
Van Law Of Marsha!tlown; democrat
Glenn A. Kenderdine of Iowa City:
prohibition. H. r. Bradshaw Of Fort
Dodge: socialist, William Strauss OF
Burlington.
For secretary Of state-Republican
Edward D. Chassell Of LIE Mars, e. w
Van Duyn Of Des Moines and w. S
Allen OF Fairfield: democrat, Charles
b. sMurtagh of Algona: prohibition. p
G. Watson of Indianola: socialist, F.
G. Popejoy Of Des Moines.
For state auditor-Republica John
L. Bleakly Of Ida Grove, Charles E.
White of Des Moines, Frank s. Shaw
of Toledo, and Ben F. Loos Of Des
,Moines: democrat, J. A. Sinclair Of
Corydon, and T. G. Cue of Des Moines:
prohibition, c. H. Culley Of Marshall
town; socialist, c. T. Bowman of Cedar
Rapids.
For state reasurer-Republican w.
c. Brown Of Clarion; democrat, G. L..
Caswell of Denison; prohibition, F. w.
Larson Of Cambridge; socialist, Frank
l.. Evans Of Colfax.
cosson Is Unoppossd.
For attorney general = Republican.
George Cosson Of Audubon; democrat,
C. E. Walters Of Toledo; socialist, T. F..
Willis Of Clarinda.
For state superintendent Of public
Observation-Disclosures A. NJ. Deyoe
Of Garner; democrat. Robert Reinow Of
Elkader; socialist. Margaret D. Brown
Of Sioux City.
For railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
can, n. s. Ketchum Of Marshalltown,
and Chris Ottosen Of Humboldt; demo-
crat. Samuel W. Mercer Of Iowa City;
prohibition, w. c. Mott of Iowa City,
and NJ. Kurtzwell of Altoona; socialist,
F. N. Dougherty Of Guernsey.
For United States senator-Republi-
can. W. S. Kenyon Of Fort Dodge, and
Lafayette Loung Of Des Moines; demo-
crat. Dan w. Hamilton Of sigourney.
For congress, First district-Repub-
lican, Charles A. Kenney Of Montrose,
and 8. w. Neal of Washington; demo-
crat, Joshua F. Elder of Keokuk; So
cialist, Frank Kubisch of Burlington.
For congress, Second district -
Democrat, l. S. Pepper of Muscatine;
socialist, Michael r. Kennedy Of DAY.
export.
For congress, Third district-Repub
lican, Charles E. Pickett Of Waterloo.
and A. D. Sumner of Waterloo; demo-
crat. Maurice Connolly of Dubuque;
socialist, D. s. Cameron Of Dubuque.
For congress, Fourth district-Re-
publican. G. N. Haugen OF Northwood
and Henry L. Adams Of West Union;
democrat, Sigurd Rogue of DEBORAH,
and G. A. Meyer Of Calmar; socialist.
James 8. Mott of Mason City.
Good Opposed by Huber Only.
For congress, Fifth district-Repub-
lican, James w. Good of Cedar Rap
ids; democrat. s. c. Huber Of Tama:
socialist, Louis N. Mock. Of Cedar Rap
ids
For congress, Sixth district-Repub-
lican, n. E. Kendall Of Abba. and H. B.
Allfree of Newton; democrat. L. v.
Reynolds Of Oskaloosa, E. G. Moon Of
Ottumwa, and SAINT Kirkpatrick Of OF
tumwa; socialist. Andrew Engle Of
Metz.
For congress, Seventh district-Re-
publican. S. F. Prouty Of Des Moines;
democrat, Clint L. Price Of 1ndianola,
Which