Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-04-25
CANDIDATES FILE
THEIR PAPERS
NOMINATIONS FOR JUNE PRIMARY
BRING OUT A VERY LARGE
NUMBER OF NAMES.
OTTUMWANS IN LIST
George Phillips For Auditor on Demo-
crat Ticket-1eindeI Does Not
Enter the Congressional
Race.

| The filing of the nomination paper!
of the various candidates for state of
fees which closed at 1901 Wednesda!
morning brought out some 700 person:
DESTROYS for the nomination for some
Office before the June primaries. Al
Ottumwan, George Phillips appears a!
one OF the men seeking the office O.
auditor of state. The list fails tt
show the name of George Heindel who
circulated his papers for the congress
sional nomination. The Ottumwa at
| torney decided to stay out Of the race
The list of the nomination papers
which were filed with the secretary Of
state follows:
Republican Ticket.
United States senator-A. B. Cum
| Minis, Des Moines; Arthur C. Savage
Adair.
Governor-George w. Clarke, Abel;
John w. Rowley, Keosauqua c. G
{ Lee, Ames.
Lieutenant governor-W L. Hard
ing, Sioux City; w. e. Barber, Des
MOines.
Secretary of William S. Allen
Fairfield.
Auditor of state-Joseph H. Byrnes
Waterloo; Clark B. Ellis, Onawa; John
D. Ford, Fort Dodge; Frank S. Shaw
Toledo; ]. F. Wall, Mount Ayr.
Treasurer Of state-W. c. Brown
Clarion.
Attorney general-George Cosson
Audubon.
Railroad commissioners-Chr Of
tosen, Ottosen; Truman A. Potter
Mason City; Byron w. Newberry
Strawberry Point: Percy G. Church.
Des Moines; James H. Wilson, Menlo;
Clifford Thorne, Washington.
Representatives in congress-Chas
A. Kennedy, Montrose, first district;
Harry E. Hull, Williamsburg, second
district: Adelbert D. Sumner, Water.
loo; third district; Bert E. Sweet,
Waverly: w. r. Law, Waterloo, Wa
terloo; Gilbert N. Haugen, Northwood,
fourth district; James w. Good,
Cedar Rapids, fifth district; M. A. Nc
Cord, Newton, sixth district; G. w.
Ramseyer, Bloomfield; William R.
Cooper, Newton; Cassius G. Dowell
seventh district; J. I. Myerly, Des
Moines; w. o. Payne, Nevada; Hor
ace M. Towner, Corning, eighth dis
trict; William R. Green, Audubon
ninth district; Frank p. Woods. Esther
Vile, tenth district; George c. Scott
Sioux City, eleventh district.
Democratic Ticket
United States senator-E. r. Mer-
edith. Des Moines; Maurice Connolly,
Dubuque.
Governor-V. R. McGinnis, Leon;
John T. Hamilton, Cedar Rapids.
Lieutenant governor-Oliver P. N.Y.
ers. Newton; Farley Sheldon, Ames.
Secretary of state-George F. Smith,
Keosauqua John D. Denison, Dubu-
que.
Auditor of state George Phillips, Of
tumwa; Joseph r. Ratekin, Shenan-
doah.
Treasurer-William I. Reinecke,
Strawberry Point; John F. McAuley,
Osceola.
Attorney general-E M. Carr, Man
chester
Railroad COMMISSIONER. T. Jones,
Des Moines; w. B. Martin. Dubuque;
s. w. Mercer Iowa City; T. r. Glenn
ents, Harvey.
Representatives in congress-F. P.
Whitaker, Hillsboro, first district;
Thomas Stapleton, Marengo, and w. J..
Mcdonald, Iowa City, second district;
James c. Murtagh, Waterloo third dis
trct; G. A. Meyer, Calmar, fourth dis
trict; Joseph Mekota, Cedar Rapids,
fifth district; SAINT Kirkpatrick, OF.
tumwa and w. H. Hamilton, Sigourney
sixth district; Charles S. Cooter, Des
Moines, and John T. Mulvaney, Des
Moines, seventh district; H. e. Valen-
tine, Centerville, eighth district; H. s.
Mosher, Walnut, and w. J. Burke, Mis-
souri, Valley, ninth district; l.. w.
Housed, Humboldt, and B. M Kelleher,
Fort Dodge, tenth district; T. j. Steele
Sioux City, eleventh district.
Progressive Ticket.
United States senator - Casper
Schenk, Des Moines; 8. H. Bashor,
Waterloo.
Governor-George c. White. Nevada.
Lieutenant governor - Harry Il.
Beatty, Davenport.
Secretary of state-W. J. Sinyard,
Archer.
Auditor Of state-Bruce Francis,
Cedar Falls.
Treasurer of state-H. E. Tade,
Hillsboro.
Attorney general-M. E. Weldy, Des
Moines.
Railroad commissioner. R. Rose
brook. Oskaloosa.
Representatives in congress-Daniel
Boone Heller Mt. Pleasant first dis
trict; John Wallace Cooper, Daven-
port, second district; Robert ]. Belt,
Waterloo third district; Arthur j..
Kugler, Usage fourth district; l.. M.
Osborne. Marshalltown, fifth district:
John A. Holmes, Des Moines, seventh
district; Albert B. Adams, Council
Bluffs, ninth district; William B.
Quarton, Algona. tenth district: Ed
ward H. Crane, Odebolt, eleventh dis
trict.
Socialist Ticket.
United States SENATOR. S. McCril.
lis af Des Moines.
Governor-Oliver G. Wilson of West
Liberty.
Lieutenant governor-Oscar H. Hoy
of Waterloo.
Secretary of state-Ida NJ. Dowell of