Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-13
CANDIDATES NAMED
FOR Legislature n !:
SECRETARY OF STATE SENDS
OUT CERTIFICATES TO
NOMINEES.
SOME COUNTIES FAIL
TO MAKE NOMINATION
Necessary For County Conventions to
s.Iee. Candidates -lneompIese List
Of Nominees For Iowa House and
Senate a. Certified to secretary Of
state-Few Counties Missing.
Special to rimes-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, July 13.-The secretary
OF states Office is now sending out the
certificates to those nominated in the
June primary to the various political
offices Of the state. The list of those
nominated for state senator and state
representative is given below. In some
counties the primaries failed to nomi :
nate and the nomination went to the
convention.
The nominations for state senator at
the primary on the republican and
democratic tickets follow:
Second district-Republcan George
W. Ball, Fairdeld: democrat, S. IL.
Bauman, Birmingham.
Third district-Republican, James
n Wilson, Centerville; democrat s. A.
Stuckey, Centerville.
Fourth district Republican Karl M.
LeCompte, Corydon; democrat, Joseph
E. Doze, Humeston.
Fifth district = Republican, Scott
Skinner, Creston; democrat. William
Glattly, Alton.
Sixth district BENJAMIN
y. Gibson, Corning.
Eighth district-Republican W.. c..
Ratcliff, Red Oak: democrat, Paul N.
Richards.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures Aaron
{ ". Proudfoot, Indianola; democrat, l..
J. Klemm, Norwalk.
Fourteenth district-Republican Ell
mer E. Mitchell. New Sharon; demos
GRAFT J.SF. Ream, Oskaloosa
Fifteenth district-Republican John
r. Price, Abba; democrat, Charles H.
Clark: Abba.
Sixteenth district ica., Ed
NJ Smith. Winterset; democrat, George
NJ, Pratt. Winterset
Seventeenth district ARepublican
John w. Foster. Guthrie Center; demo-
craft T. L. Myers. Guthrie Center s
Nineteenth district Republican,
Glen F. Kimball, !Cbuneii Bluffs; demo-
craft J. e. Bell, Council Bluffs. r
Twenty-thaRd district - Republican,
r. w. fMyaAt, Malaoketa; democrat, A.
L. Broxam, Mauuoketa.
Twenty fourth district-Republica
u. X Hale Anamosa; democrat Will
liam D. Sheean,i Anamosa-
Twenty fifth district Republican.
w.sO Coast, Iowa City; democrat q.
a Byington, Iowa City.
Twenty-sixth district = Republican,
VIC. Haskell. Cedar Rapids; demo-
craft. Peter W. Henderson. Central
City.
Twenty seventh district-Republican
Perry C. Holdoegel, Rockwell City;
democrat, ]. J. Coady. Lake City
Twenty eighth district-Republica
Wallace H. Arney, Marshalltown:
democrat, T. F. Bradford, MARSHALL
town.
Thirty-first d;strict-Republican Ben
Edwards. Ames; democrat, Arthur
Dean, Nevada
Thirty-se second district-Republican
c.. F. Lyle. Sioux City; democrat,
Godfrey burst, Danbury.
Thirty third district - Republican.
! Thomas E. Taylor, Independence:
democrat, Robert Barr. Manchester.
Thirty sixth district = Republican.
Byron W. Newberry, Strawberry Point;
democrat, Robert Quigley, McGregor.
Thirty-nintil district Republican.
w. IT. Evans. Parkersburg; democrat,
F. P. Hagerman, Waverly. =
Fortieth MISREPRESENTATION Albert
NJ. Fellows, Lansing.
Forty-frst district - Republican
Thomas A. Kingland. Lake Mills;
democrat. E. z, Branstad Leland.
Forty third district-Republican A..