Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-11-05
). Candidates for Con-
gress and State Senate
Are Also Elected

! With the exception of bat one ofice
In the entire county list the republi-
cans have made clean sweep and
January l, 1915 will see many new
faces in the court house. BY pluraIities
that range from 100 to more than 1,20O
the various republican candidates with
the POSSIBLE exception of Harry M.
Hedrick for clerk, have won the day
and veritable landslide has carried
away democratic control in the county
after three successive terms in charge,
The victory of the republican ticket
In Wapello county is decisive. From
auditor to supervisor the democratic
ticket with the exception of w. 4. Will.
son, clerk of the court, was covered BY
the avalanche Of votes in Tuesdays
election.
/ The returns thus far received tell the
tale and it is not believed that those
| to be heard from will materially
! change the leads held by the various
candidates.
John T. Hamilton, democrat candi.
| date for governor, carried the county,
but Senator Cummins and G.. w. Ram
seyer, G. w. Whitmore, M. A. Freeman
and DR.. A. w. Slaught have pluralities
OF 300 to 500 over their opponents.
Following are the first available re-
turns from the various precincts In
the county:
Prssent Judges Lead.
Four out OF the seven counties in the
| second Judicial district exclusive OF
| Wapello county, Indicate tho election OF
the three present Judges and j. c. Cal
noun OF Ivan Buren, county. Wapello
county returns give the present Judges
lead but also gives Cornell Of this
| counties not heard from are Lucas
and Davis
Center First.
For U. s. Senator Cummins {R),
1856; Connolly (D) 29S; Schenk (P) 10.
For Governor Clarke (R), 223:
Hamilton (D), 31O; White (P), IL.
For Congress- -Ramseyer (R), $50:
Hamilton (D), 2s3; Rayner (P), 10.
For State Senator Wnitmore (R),
2O5; Webber (D), 312; Emery (P), is.
For State Representatives-F Free.
man (R), 242; Bradley CD, 2s4;
Burns (P), IL; slaught (R), 1872;
Mitchell Cd 292; Rapp (P}, IA.
County Auditor-Bissell CRY. 23O:
Reinhard (D), 80; Hammond (P), 10.
center Second.
For U. S. Senator--Cummins (R).
319; Connolly Cd, 27S; Schenk (P),
10.
For Governor Clarke CRY, 27s;
Hamilton (D), 321.
For Congress- Ramseyer (R), 309;
Hamilton Cd, 2s6.
For State Senator-Whitmore (R).
1858; Webber (D), 324.
For State Representatives-F Free
man (R, 309; Bradley (D), 266;
Slaught (R), 255; Mitchell (D),, sol.
County Auditor-Bissell (R), 329;
Reinhard (D), 275.
County Treasurer Warren (R),
3S8; Glenn CD, 321.
District Clerk Hedrick (R) 224;
Wilson (D), 347.
sey (D), 27O.
County Recorder stoltz (R) sss;
Cawley (D), 22O.
County Attorney -Daugherty (R),
1923; Steck CD, 289.
Coroner-spilman (R), 367; Elerick
(D), 236.
For Supervisors stodghill (R), 319;
Cunningham Cd, 1858; Knox (R), 29S;
Patterson (D), 2s2.
Center Third.
For U. s. Senator Cummins RI,
80; Connolly CD, 212; schenk
P), II.
For Governor Clarke (R), 26S;
Hamilton (D), 267; White P), Is.
For Congress Ramseyer (R) 1923;
Hamilton D) 205; Raynor (P), 13.
For State Senator Whitmore (R),
$50; Webber D), 1872: Emery (P), "a.
For State Representatives Free.
man (R), 307; Bradley D), 1877:
Burns (P), 25; Slaught (R), 249;
Mitchell Cd, 252; Rapp (P), Is.
County Auditor Bissell (R), 287:
Reinhard CD, 209; Hammond (P), is.
County Treasurer Warren (R),
i225; Glenn CD, 3O5; Baker (P), IL.
District Clerk Hedrick (R), 235;
Wilson (D), 233; Archer (P)121
Sheriff - Cremer CRY, 326; Nor
rissey Cd, 1874; Wheeler (P), 20.
County Recorder Stoltz (R), 395;
Cawley CD, 1853; swenson P), 5.
County Attorney Daugherty (R),
287; Steck (D), 246; Hatchitt (P), 8.
Coroner Spilman R), BAT;
Elerick Cd, 1856; Strickler (P), 18.
For Supervisor Stodghill (R)
1916; Cunningham Cd, 1913; Garfield
3P), "a; Knox (R), ESQ; Patterson
D), 258; Dimmitt (P), %.
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