The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-25
Tabloids Of Politics
Little Items Concerning the Progress
of the P olitical Campaign. *S

The voters of Crawford county will
not go amiss by placing the affairs of
the legal department of the county in
| the hands of w. E. Kahler, the bright
fyoung attorney who is a candidate on
the republican ticket for county attor-
|ney. Mr.. Kahler is a GRADUATE of
the State University, not one of the
many who merely pass through" the
university. He is in possession of his
lsheepskin, won by hard work, and
close attention to studies. Further
more, he is taxpayer, and as such is
as much interested in the affairs OF
the county as any taxpayer. When he
| is elected and takes his oath of office
next January he will fill the office of
county attorney with the dignity the
office merits. The legal experience
gained while Mr.. kahler had charge
of the law Office of Shaw & Kuehnle
at Charter Oak, and that gained since
permanently locating in Denison, has
been such that will materially assist
in the work of attorney for the county,
make one Of the best attorneys the
county ever had.
I1uIIdu, llAC 1AC6IolCA ouu TIC hots
combine" down at Des Moines admit
Hardings election when they say 1.-The
Germans will vote for Harding to a
man." Crawford county will give Hard
ing seven hundred majority. Mark,
and remember It. .4#.
Alfred (Rex) Wright. the republican
candidate for county auditor, is one OF
the worthy men OF the younger genera
ton in this county. For eighteen years
Mr.. Wright was manager for the Green
Bay Lumber company at Denison, and
in this capacity made many friends
and acquafntances. In the capacity OF
manager and bookkeeper Mr.. Wright
was often complimented upon his sys-
tematic way Of conducting the affairs
of his company by the then travelling
auditor, Mr.. Shepard, who had learned
the lumber business from the ground
up. The experience gained in the lum-
Der business has not been lost to Mr..
Wright, and coupled with the expert
ence of the four years spent as post
master of Denison, renders him a
splendid accountant and we'll fits him
for the duties of the office OF county
auditor. Not only that, Mr. Wright is
a young man of affairs. He is alert
and alive to the needs of the position.
He has made good in every place OF
responsibility where he has been
placed, and bases his claims as can
didate upon his ability to capably fill
the position and to be able to meet
every demand REX" has met many
of the voters of the county, the ma
jority of whom he is personally ac-
uuainted with, and his prospects for
an election are very fiattering.
The farmers of good old Iowa are
going. to have something to say about
the Iowa governorship this fall. and as
yet, we fail to learn of a single mass
meeting Of the ruralites wherein reso-
lutions have been passed against Gov
ern0r Harding. Neither have we learn
ed of any manifestations against the
gentleman's candidacy on the part OF
the aforesaid farmers.
In the candidacy of H. w. Moeller.
the republican candidate for county
clerk, the voters have most modest.
unobtrusive man, one who has never
sought county office before, though
he Is now serving second term as
councilman in the city of Denison. He
Is q native of Crawford, and has spent