Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-01
! sELATEp RGruRNs FROM
IOWA TOWN ELECTIONS.


Odgen--At the city election DR.. D..
Sickler was elected mayor over two
other candidates. polling more votes
than his two opponents and winning
over his nearest competitor more than
. TO I. The council will be composed
Of Henry Ehlers. Charles Erickson,
William Bakley, Charles Morgan and
Henry Klippel. u. O. Clark is assessor.
DR.. Sickler was mayor Of ogden for
one term two years ago. All the coun-
ell succeeded themselves excepting
Morgan.
Deep River--In the city election the
so-called democrat ticket was elected.
but upon investigation 1t was found
that ell the men that were elected were
republicans. This condition resulted
from the caucus to save petitioning. as
there was one republican ticket already
in the field. J. r. Morris was elected
mayor with IS majority.
Belmond--At the city election there
We're 500 votes cast which Is the big
gest vote ever polled in Belmond. w.
c. Ramsay for mayor received 1875 and
al 1TlSSS AOI may VI IeCcLScV AO1. hC
following oouncilmen were elected: c.
P. Luck John Berg. e. Il. Kinney.
Theodore Wright and ]. N. Johnson. NJ.
H. Hanson was elected treasurer and
z. w. Luck assessor.
Laurens-There were 100 votes cast
at the city election. Much scratching
Of the ticket was in evidence, but the
printed ticket was elected. G. w.
Strickland was elected mayor, J. A..
Peterson, NJ. w. Shaner, j. w. Morgan,
B. A. Hakes. w. J. Allen councilmen.
and w. A. Monee treasurer, and e. l..
Cook assessor.
Ida Grove-T s. Brannan was re-
elected mayor over E. L. Goodrich
petition candidate, by q majority Of 141
votes. Goodrich supporters were out
with the slogan, Vote for Goodrich
and change" as Mayor Brannan ha.
been an incumbent of the office for 81,
years. and was mayor of the city prio
to that time for two terms, with
intervening term between. John Lam
son was returned to the council in tn
First ward, p. f. Lund in the Secon
had no opposition, and Kinsey Wig
gins. former councilman. won out owe
Charles Pottiger in the Third ward.
Rock Rapids-1n the city e!ectio,
the citizens ticket as put up at tn
caucus was elected except DR.. j. ]. Ma
loney for councilman at large. VIII,
was defeated by l. w. Wocdburn o:
the Independent ticket. For mayor +.
o. Carpenter received a majority
Is over J. +. North. For councilmei
at large S. D. RinilSer was re-electe
and WOODBURY. received a majority
l22 over Maloney. p. G. Smith re
elected treasurer, Q. A. Philip electe
assessor, w, S. Cooper park commits
sioner, while a. v. Green in the FRS
ward. E. G. Roach in the Second. ami
Ralph Julian in the Third were re
elected as councilmen. The vote was
well represented and the fight was no
all day.
Clear Lake-At the city election tn
regular nominees were elected by y
good majority. AS is usually the rule
dissatisfaction arose with the nomi :
nations made at the primary and the
radicals got, busy at once and got GU,
petitions for Independent candidates
The citizens at large were not much
In favor Of this move and made 1t a
point to see that no one but the regular
nominees were elected-and they won
glorious victory. A heavy vote was
polled in all three wards. F.. l.. Rogers
was elected mayor over his opponent
William knaak. by a vote of 1853 to
16,. In the First ward George Grimm
won for councilman by a vote of 50 to
" over Tom Carver. S. l.. Carpenter
came out with large majority in thu
Second ward over his opponent, j. c.
Jensen. The vote was lis to 81. Henry
Curvo was without opposition in ths
Third ward. William MCGOWAN and
George OFT were elected councilmen at
large without opposition. R. r. Rogers
will serve another term as city treas
urer, while John Cox was honored by
being elected assessor for the second
term without opposition at either the
primary or regular election.
Garner-At the municipal election
the following were elected: Mayor
F.. Z. Blackstone; councilmen, C. r
Conway. c.. A. Frisbee, NJ. n. Zeieer
D. A. Moniux and W. j. Barr; treas.
urer, G. H. Burke: and assessor, H
Wood.
Ellsworth-At the town election the
following were elected to hold the vari
Gus offices: C.. J. Thoerson, mayor: 10.
seph Olsen, Peter Holt, o. A. Crag.
| wick, H. e. Rudy and F. o. Satter
! counci|men; l.. F. Williams. treasurer
and Charles Blair, assessor.
Conrad, April Election was hotl,
contested mere Monday. S. r. Price wa:
elected mayor. He received rs votes
and T. Fl. Laddiken 81. ]. r. Gier, B
c. Wheeler, J. 9. Rourke, Fred Tansy
w. A. Kaufman were elected on tn,
council. E. l.. Gould. treasurer, anc
Charles Randall assessor.
NO FIGHT IN STORY COUNTY.
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