Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-27
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES ~FAiL
70 FILE FOR OFFICES IN
SEVERAL COUNTIES.
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NO AsPlRANTs FOR \.
REPRESENTATIVE IN MANY
iThirty-Eiaht Have No Democratic
/ Candidates Fer Lower House, While
Thirteen Senatorial Districts Have
No Democratic Aspirants--AiI Pres
snt censrsssmen Out For Reelection
Special to Times-Republican. I.

Des Moines. April II. Altho the
democrats have formulated a state
ticket, there are many of the other
offices for which no democrats seem to
aspire, or at least none had filed nomi-
nation papers therefor up to late
hour yesterday. Yesterday was the last
day for filing.
Thirty eight counties out of the
ninety-nine have no democratic candi-
date for state representative and thir-t
teen senatorial districts out of the
thirty-one which have elections this
year have no democratic aspirants. In
four congressional districts no demo-
cratic candidates have fled. The So
cialists have a full ticket in the field
for state offices.
Among the state officers the state
auditor, Frank 8. Shaw, Of Toledo, Is
the only one who does not have rivals
In his own party. He Is the, only can
didate for nomination in the republican
party. This Is Auditor Shaw's first
term. .-L
All of. the present Iowa congress-
men are out for reelection. T. j.
Steele. Of Sioux City, is now the only
democratic member Of the Iowa con-
gressional delegation. He is out for
re election. SAINT Kirkpatrick, of OF
tumwa, who represented the Sixth dis
trict in the Sixty-third congress but
was defeated for reelection by C. w.
Ramseyer; Of Bloomfield, is out again
for the democratic nomination. He has
rival for the honor in L. S. Kenning-
ton, Of Newton. .5- D..
The list OF candidates for the princi-
pal offices who had their names on the
secretary Of states fling books up to a
late hour yesterday follows: ~
Governor - Republican. Carl F.
Kuehnle, Denison; Joseph H. Allen,
Pocatontas; W.. L. Harding, Sioux
city: George Cosson, Audubon. Demo-
cratic, E. T. Incredibly Des. Moines. So
/ Gialist, j. w. Bennett, Sioux City. 4
Lieutenant governor - Republican,
Ernest r. Moore, Cedar Rapids; James
r. Hanna. Des Moines: Henry Brady,
Perry Democratic, James j., Doty,
ford, Des Moines. ~ 80 ..yF
Secretary C state-Republican, Will
liam S. Alien, Fairfield; r. A. Hassel-
quist, Charlton. 3 Democratic, William
G. Moth, Davenport. Socialist Her
man g. Altenberger, Des Moines.
Auditor OF state-Republican, Frank
s. Shaw, Toledo. Democratic, John B.
Keefe, Sioux City. Socialist t. H.
Angel, Clinton, \. u, ss.8. 81.
treasurer OF state Republican. Will
liam G. Brown, Clarion; G. n. Thomas,
Kent; Edwin "a. Hoyt, Manchester
Democratic, Herman p. Hensen, Man
ming. Socialist, c. a. Morrow. Valley
Junction. 5ttgl@ ~ q IN 5-5y tlp ~
Attorney general republican, John.
Fletcher. Avoca: Chester a. Whitmore,
Ottumwa; George A. Wilson, Des,
Moines: Henry C. Sampson, Des
Moines; H. M. Havner, Marengo. DEM,
ocratic, John r.. Clarkson. Abba. So.
cialist, w. &C.. Willes, centerville., IT,, .>$
Judges Of supreme court 49, w. p.
Evans. Hampton: Horace E. Deemer,.
Red Oak: William Theophilus, Daven-s
port. s5 n
Railroad commissioner - Republican,
D. e. Kulp, Emmetsburg: N. w. Hubel,
Little Sioux; Edward J. Bradley, Ell i
dora; John A. Guiher, Winterset; Asa
u. Ames, Traer. Socialist. D. S. Nell
son, Ames. - :.
congressmen.
First district-Republican, Charles A.
Kennedy, Montrose; w. B. Kopp.
Mount Pleasant: Clifford Thorne.
Washington. Democratic. F. B. Whit
aker, Hillsboro. "
second district - Republican, Harry
e. Hull, williamsburg. Socialist, ]. B.
Miller, Muscatine..
Third district Republican, Burton
/ s. sweet, Waverly. Democratic. James
\ O.. Murtagh, Waterloo.
Fourth district-Republican Gilbert
n. Haugen, Northwood. Democratic,