Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-29
BOUNTY CONVENTION FINISH
WORK NOT DECISIVE IN RE.
CENT PRIMARY ELECTION.
LEGISLATIVE PLACES IN
SEVERAL DISTRICTS VACANT
Forty-seven Out Of 1903 Members OF
Lower House Of Representatives Re-
nominated-Several Senatorial Dis
&riet. Failed to Cast Necessary 80
Per Cent For Any Candidate.
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Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, June 29.-County con-
ventions were held thruout the sta'e
today to nominate party canoioa'es
where the electors failed to do SO AZ
the primaries Of June 8 and to select
delegates to the state convention.
The returns certified to the state
executive council show that the repup-
licans failed to nominate candloateS
for state representative in Adams
shelby. Dubuque and Bremen coun'ies
and only nominated one candlaate "
Linn county, which county Is entitleu
to two representatives. 49,
The democrats likewise falled "
nominate a candidate for representa-
tive in Adams county and also In the
following countless: Taylor, WapeHo'
.cass polk Muscatine, Scott. Clinton
Jones. one in Linn, Tama story, oac'
Clayton, Fayette. Butler, Cerro 1oruo'
yyinneshiek, Emmett and Osceola.
Forty seven out of the l0S mehoers
of the house Of representatives IN t,e
last general assembly were renomi-
mated in the primaries. .
Eight senators out of twenty-one 10
be elected were nominated for announcer
term at the June primaries.
The republicans failed to nominate a
candidate for state senator in the prl-
maries in the Thirty-seventh district
which is composed OF Hamilton
Wright and Hardin counties and was
represented by Senator Cady Chase Ill
the Thirty-seventh general assembly.
The candidates in the primary were
Eugene Schaffer, who received Low
votes, H. w. ENEMY, who received sls
votes; n. NJ. Sparboe, who received
1869 votes, and RUDE McFerren, VINO
received 1866 votes. McFerren was
formerly representative from Hamilton
county.
There was no nomination for stare
senator In the Thirty eighth district
by the republican, This district in
Guides Black Hawk and Grundy coun-
ties. The vote in the primary was:
NJ L. Bowman, 1899; r. w. Greene,
s61: II. w. Grout, 627, and ]. J. Rain
bow, LILO.
The democrats failed to nominate a
candidate for senator in the First dis
trict, which includes Clay, Dickinson,
Emmett, Kossuth and Palo Alto coun-
ties. They also failed to nominate IN
the Twentieth, which includes Louisa
and Muscatine counties; in the Tween
ty-first, Scott county, and In the
Twenty second, Clinton county.
Candidates for state representative
as nominated at the primary follow:
Lee .county-Republican Frank GER
tel: democrat, s. M. Castor.
4 Van Buren-Republican J. M. Nor
row; democrat, s. H. Bauman.
Davis-Republican, P. T. Grimes;
democrat, Frank Young.
Appanoose-C. H. Scott: democrat,
L. Shaffer.
-wayne-E. w. Ross: democrat. John
Kronse.
Decatur H. B. hurry;
democrat F. A. CARRIER.
Ringgold - Republican. George ..
Allyn; democrat, G.. L. Maloy.
Taylor-Republican, James S. Fran
els; democrat, no nomination.
lPage-Republican H. E. Davidson;
democrat, John F. Porterfeld.
Fremont-Republican ]. w. Dilts;
democrat, c. E. Holloway.
iills-Fred Durbin; democrat, G. L.
Gipe.
Montgomery = Emil A. Larson;
democrat. same nominee.
Adams-No nominations.
Union-George A. Johnston; demo-
crat, j. NJ. Coakley.
Clarke-M. L. Temple; democrat, NJ.
r. Stansell
Lucas-Republican, r. O. Miller;
democrat, John H. Judd.
Menroe-Republican w. E. Giltner;
democrat. a. ). Beckett.
Wapello-Republica w. w. Epps
and A. w. Slaught; democrat, DR.. GA.
Henry.
Jefferson = Republican, William l..
Long; democrat, Frank P. Mowery.
Henry F. S. Finley; democrat,
James Bates.
Des Moines-Republican, Dale R.
Andre; democrat. Frank G. Nebiker.
Louisa-Republican, Arthur Spring
err; democrat, same candidate.
Washington-Hugh II. McCleery;
democrat, William Sutherland.
Keokuk - Republican, William &.
Windett; democrat. Rnell McCash.
Wilson; democrat, L. r. Breggs.
Alarion-Republican w. G. Wander
Ploeg; democrat, g. ]. Jones.
Warren-Republican c. B. Kern;
democrat, Ivan G. Walker.
Misunderstanding w. H. Vance;
democrat, no nomination.
Adair-Republican, J. N: Langfitt;
democrat, p. McDermid.
Cass-Republican Ed L. Newton;
democrat, no nomination.
Pottawattamie - Republican,, j. A.
Williams and Lewis ]. Neff; democrat,
Joseph B. Mathews and Riley Clark.
Z Harrison-Bruce R. Mills, democrat,
Oscar Doty.
Shelby no nomination;
democrat, J. w. Bailey.
Audubon-Republican H. j. Mantz.
democrat b. j. Black.
sGuthrie-Repulblican, w. F. Moore;
democrat, s. R. Reed
Dallas-Republican. James Peters;
democrat. William Wade.
Folk-Republican James b. Weaver
and A. D. Hauge; democrat. no nomin-
alton.
Jasper-Republican, H. B. Morgan;
democrat, A. K. Murphy.
Poweshie k-Repub John Brad
ley: democrat, John Dreamer.
Iowa-Republican Frank Cook;
democrat, w. ]. ,Sayers.
Johnson-L. G. Shaver, democrat;
Frank F. Messer.
AFuscatine- H. Van Camp; demo-
crat, no nomination.
Scott -Republican, John T. Hansen;
democrat. no nomination.