The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-23
The Republican Nominees

such as Red Cross, Liberty loans, the
sale of war savings stamps and other
war activities. He has proved him
self effective in assisting in creating
a sentiment in favor Of the cause OF
|our country in the war. He is able
to present his views in public and Is
la clear and logical talker. II elected
to the Office to which he aspires. Craw-
ford county will have creditable rep
resentative. We predict for him a
large vote in the county, especially at
Dow City where he is popular with
the people generally.
w. e. kAHLER
Next in the List of candidates on the
republican ticket is W. E. Kahler,
who is a candidate for county attor-
ney. Mr. Kahler has been resident
of Crawford county for many years.,
He resided at one time at Charter
Oak and enjoys an extensive acquaint-
ance in that locality. For a number
|of years he has been resident OF
Denison and all the time has been en-
gagged in the practice of his profess
sion. He has good standing as law
yer and naturally has good practice.
He is holding his first term as county
attorney and according to custom is
entitled to second term. While q
candidate two years ago he was some
thing of an experiment because he had
not held a public Office prior to that
time; he is now able to point to
record of practically two years SER
vice, which he desires shall be taken
into consideration by the voters in
making up their minds whom they
shall support for the Office at the COM
ing election. It is fortunate thing
for man running for Office to have
IA record to which he can point to with
pride, as an argument for his being
perpetuated in Office. 1t is such rec
ord to which Mr.. Kalher calls atten-,
tention of his friends and as long as
his record is a good one in the Office,
he should have another trial at least.
The Office of county attorney may be
made expensive to; the county by reas-
on Of the county attorney allowing
himself to investigate cases which are
expensive and yet which show no
merit. This, we think Mr.. Kahler
has avoided and has therefore kept
the expense of the Office at mini
mum. At the same time he has not
failed to investigate any worthy cause
with view of determining infrac-
tions of the law q We believe that
Crawford county is inclined to stand
by q man for public Office who has.
made good record, and is c0ntesting
for a second term. With these con-
|siderations presented to the voters
|of Crawford county, we think Mr..
Kahler has just claim for asking to
be retained in office for second term.
ARTHUR c. GREENE
Mr.. Greene, the candidate for sher-
iff, has been resident of Crawford
county all his life and is therefore
we'll acquainted in the county. He is
IA son of Cornelius Greene, who for
many years was a resident OF Denison
where he was engaged in the manu-
facture of brick and maintained
high standing as citizen. Arthur
Greene, the candidate, is a man in
the prime of life and enjoys the best
of health, and is a man of command
ing presence. He has had large
amount Of experience along lines
which will greatly aid him in the dis
charge of the duties of sheriff. Nc,
one doubts his qualifications and, the
feeling is universal that If elected to
the office he will prove he possesses
experience and ability which should
make him good sheriff, He is mar
ried man and has several children
growing up and the Office will be great
ly appreciated by both Mr. Greene and
his friends. Our observation is that
Mr.. Greene is popular candidate and
that he will make a splendid showing
lat the election. IS, .