Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-03
re Nominees for,
Hamilton and Clars, q,
Governor. Sweet Wins gression-
al Nomination.
#A B. Holbert Geo A. Newman, j.. G. Hockaday w. Fl.
Clute and Charles Swindell Winin
@.s Republican Contests.

1 For Member Board Of Supervisors 70,
i Term ginning January !, 1876
A. u. King. < I. +: .l.5I. !. IL. I'D 59a
. Chas. A. Swindell 7. N. 17d
For Member Board of Supervisors for
: Term Beginning January 7 1916. .s
s =. b. Allyn. =, Z. I. .s. G59
yW.E II. Clute. y. W. W. ]. ~. !. 2.;. ..1109
\ For Judges Of the Supreme Court.
rIS.4 Il. Prouty..5 r. ). .-.938
Benjamin !. Salinger.. 3S. :, .92S
Il Frank S. Shankland ]. .:S 80, ,970
seth 5TiomaS. ssji.. ,ss y; 9SI
i Silas NJ Weaver. y. ~ !. 1621
Il winfield IS. Withr0W. z. s. i.$ 897
Z Scott NJ Ladd !. !. y 566
For Judges of 1oth judicial District.
j George w. Durham s. s. q. & I. 1871
Charles W.. Mullan. S.. !. ~ s3s. 1902
LET. b. sBoies i. !. . s5 =. $40
r. j :: illiamson. I: !. n 1864
A.. b. Loyejoy. !. !. &. s. SS65
John S. Tuthill. i. ... !. 4. 81. .:5 Z. 903
F. S. Merriau, .s. 81. 8 ~. .973
The results Of many Of 3 the con-
tests on the state tickets can not be
ascertained at this writing. The re-
turns indicate, however, that Clifford
Thorne and Byron Newberry have
been nominated on the Republican
ticket for railroad commissioner
E.. M. Carr OF of,Manchester was nom
mated for attorney general on the
Democratic ticket. and J. c. Muir
taugh of Waterloo for congressman
In this district, both being unoppos-
ed IN the primary election.
I In the Republican three corner
contest for the nomination of Com
gressman, Burton Sweet of IFayerly
received the nomination.
In the Democratic primary there
We're several local contests for the
nomination of party committeeman.
Without exception every party COM
mitteeman, who was a candidate for
denomination. was victorious, Per-
haps the most spirited local contest
was in the third ward between Hub
ert Carr and Thomas Noonan for par
ty committeeman. Hubert Carr was
nominated and the D democratic voteSili
the third ward was the. largest .}s iii
history. The contest in Richlandsl
township between J ohm c. Fay and
George Briggs resulted in d victory j
for the present incumbent, John C.
Fay. In Collins Grove township the
contest between %. Mulyehin and
Raiders, resulted in the nom ,
nation Of q. F. Mulyehill. @ Nj. S. a
Van Aukeni was chosen as. the, new I
oarty committeeman from the first :
ward. :
3 The contest for the nomination for
state Fepresentat tive and county .traas- : :,
irar deyeloped asS the Warinest light &
ocally among the Republicans. The Z
y 'Hurprise Of the day was the 4 very g
strong hoWing made by "a. b. Hoi- ],
'ert #ofs Greeley, who received 90 per :
'ent OF the total vote cast Mr.. Hol- b
'ert nade-a very active campaign for IS
ne nomination making a. thorough y
al Manyass or the county. 7 ss5
y The contest for the nomination fer n
ounty treasurer resulted il a pro- Il Il
lounced victory for the present in 7
u-mbeIlt, l-ltl George Newman The =
s hoWing made by Mr.. Newman d
8 consi dered somewhat unusual I in "
lew it' of the fact that he was can "
.ldate for the nomination for his Z
ourth4 term in opposition to two + +
;ood men, men who have never held a a
ounty office. G
Returns have been received IS from J.
u but a few precincts in the dis ii
r1ct on the? vote for Judges OF the p
district Court and The Democrat is
bic to give the approximate final| :
otal showing the result Of this con 81
est. Six We're to be nominated in .n
ne primary and there were seven W
The candidate eliminat- b
d was +. s. Merriau of Waterloo. y
he following is the total primary +, =
ote in this Judicial District for Il
JUDICIAL candidates: II
ieorge w. Dunham 1. 3726 J.,
:. !, p p, LoVe1oy..3 .s... 4157 I'll
!. !; q; ~ lerrlau 1864 ID
harles w Mullan.s. 42S7 81
ohm S. Tuthill.. 3632 =,
!. :: :, y, Wl!llanso ia g 3sr7 re
!. 2. E3oles 44ooG1 ea