Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-04-14
IOWA POLITICAL CALENDAR.

didates to file nomination papers
with secretary Of state.
May 2-Last day for county can
didates to file nomination papers
with county auditor.
Last day for secretary Of state to
certify list of state and district can
didates to county auditors.
Last day for county committee to
certify to county auditor statement
of number of party delegates to be
chosen from each precinct.
May 16-Last day for candidates
for offices to be filed by voters of ter
ritory smaller than a county and for
candidates for party committeeman
to file affidavits of candidacy with
county auditor.
May 1S-County auditor must
publish proclamation of primary
election two weeks before primary
May 22-Last day for voters to
file notice of party affiliation with
county auditor.
May 3O-Two alphabetical lists OF
the voters who voted in the precinct
at the last preceding primary cleo
ton must be delivered by county
auditors to each election board on
or before this date.
June Primary election. Polls
open in registration cities a. m
to 8 p. M; in all other precincts
from a. m. to p. m.
June PRIMARY election poll
books and alphabetical lists must be
returned to county auditor.
June Objections to regularity of
primary election must be filed with
county auditor on or before this
date.
June Canvass Of primary cleo
ton returns by board of supervisors.
June Electrified lists of newly
elected county committeeman and
delegates to county conventions de-
livered 70 county auditors to chair
men of county central committees.
June 15-State executive council
canvasses primary election returns.
June 17-Calls for district con-
ventions must be issued on or be-
fore this date.
June Electrified copies of all
calls for district conventions must
be filed with county auditors in the
several districts on or before this
date.
June 27--11 O'Clock a. m. All
county conventions of all parties.
July-Not earlier than July l nor
later than July 80, all state conven-
tions Of all parties.
Not earlier than July nor later
than July 80, all district conven-
lions of all parties.
Sept. 9.-Grand and petit jurors
and talismen apportioned by county
auditors on or before this date.
Oct. 3.-Governor issues election
proclamation on or before this date.
Last day to file with secretary of
state certificates of nomination of
state, congressional, judicial and
legislative candidates nominated by
conventions or by petitions.
Oct. 14.-Certificates of nomina-
ton or nomination papers of candi-
dates for county Offices nominated
by convention or by petition must
be filed with county auditor on or
before this date.
Last day for filing objections to
nominations with secretary of state.
Oct. 19.-In registration cities
mayors publish notice of time and
place for voters who are not on reg
istration books of 1912 to register.
Secretary of state certifies list of
to county auditors on or
before this date
Oct. Election proclamation
published or posted by sheriffs on or
before this date.
Oct. 26.-Names Of candidates fill
ed with county auditor cannot be
after this date.
Last day for filing objections to-
nominations with county auditor.
Oct. 31.-Registration boards in
cities in session from 8 a. m. to p.
m. to register voters who failed, for