The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-06
Nomination Papers Arc Filed BY Over
700 Whose Names viii Appear
on State and Y. S.
Ballots.
)" 100 ASSEMBLY PLACES
Ninety-Nlne Representatives. and q
Senators Are to be Nomi-
mated At the June
Primaries.


Following are lists Of candidates
whose names will appear on the June
primary ballots, embracing U. s.
senator, state onlcer and representa-
Elves In congress:
Republican Ticket.
United States senator-A. b. Cum
minis, Des Moines; Arthur G. Savage,
Adair.
Governor George W. Clarke. Abel,
John w. Rowley, Keosauqua; G. Lee,
Ames.
Lieutenant governor-w. L. Hard
ing, Sioux City; W. G. Barber, Des
Moines.
Secretary Of state William 8. Al
len, Fairfield.
Auditor Of state-Joseph H. Byr-
mes, waterloo; Clark B. Ellis, Onawa;
John d. Ford, Fort Dodge; Frank 8.
Shaw, Toledo; j. F. Wall, Mt. Ayr.
Treasurer OF s.ate-W. G. Brown.
Clarion.
Attorney general George Cosson,
Audubon.
Railroad commissioners-Chris Of
tosen. Ottosen; Truman A. Potter, Ma
son City; Byron w. Newberry, Straw
berry Point; Percy G. Church, Des
Moines; James H. Wilson, Menlo;
Clifford Thorne, washington.
Representatives in congress-C. A..
Kennedy, Montrose, First distr1c:.:
Harry 3. Hull, Williamsburg. Second
district; Adelbert D. Summer. Water
loo, Third district: Bert e. sweet.
Waverly; w. r. Law, Waterloo; Gil
bert N. Hausen, Northwood, Fourth
district; James w. Good, Cedar Rap
ids, Fifth district; NJ. A. McCord, New
ton, Sixth district; G. W. Ramseyer,
Bloomfield, William r. Cooper, New
ton, Cassins c. Dowell, Seventh dis
trict: ]. I. Myerly, Des Moines, w.
10. Payne. Nevada, Horace M. Town
Ter, Corning, Eighth district; William
R. Green, Audubon, Ninth district;
Frank p. Woods, Estherville, Tenth
district; George c. Scott, Sioux City,
Eleventh district.
Democratic Ticket.
United states sena.or-E. T. Mer-
edith. Des Moines; Maurice Connol-
ly, Dubuque.
Governor-v. r. McGinnis. Leon;
John T. Hamilton, Cedar Rapids.
Lieutenant governor Oliver p.
Myers, Newton; Farley Sheldon,
Ames.
Secretary Of State George F. Smith,
Keosauqua; John D. Denison, Du-
buque.
Auditor of state-George Phillips,
Ottumwa; Joseph r. Ratekin. Shen-
andoah.
william 1. Reinecke,
Strawberry Point; John M McAuley,
Osceola.
Attorney general-E. -. Carr, Man
chester.
Railroad commissioner. T. Jones,
Des Monies; w. B. Martin. Dubuque:
S. w. Mercer, Iowa City; T. R. Glenn
ents, Harvey.
Representatives in congress-F. P.
Hillsboro, First district:
Thomas Stapleton, Marengo and w. j..
Iowa City, Second district;
James c. Murtagh. Waterloo Third
G. A. meyer, Calmar, Fourth
district; Joseph Mekota, Cedar Rap
ids, Fifth district; SAINT Kirkpatrick,
Ottumwa, and w. H. Hamilton. Sig
Quincy, Sixth district: Charles S. Cot
ter, Des Moines. and John T. Null
vaney, Des Moines, Seventh district:
H. E. Valentine, Centerville Eighth
district: H. S. Mosher, Walnut, and
w. j. Burke, Missouri Valley, Ninth
district; L. w. House, Humboldt, and
B. NJ. Kelleher. Fort Dodge, Tenth
district: T. ]. Steele, Sioux City,
Eleventh district.
Progressive Ticket.
United State senator Casper
Schenk. Des Moines; s. H. Bashor,
Governor George c. White. Ne
vada.
Lieutenant governor T. Bea-
ty. Davenport.
Secretary Of sta.e-w. J. sinyard,
Archer.
Auditor Of state-Bruce Francis.
Cedar Falls.
Treasurer Of state-H. q. Tade,
Hillsboro.
Attorney general-M. e. weldy, Des
Moines.
Railroad commissioned. r. Rose
brook. Oskaloosa.
Representative in congress-Daniel
Boone Heller, Mt Pleasant. First
John Wallace Cooper. Daven-
port. Second distric.: Robert J. Belt,
Waterloo. Third district: Arthur J.