Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-07
Special % Ttmes. RepubILcan.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Des Molnes, July The coming
together Of the members Of the legs
lature this past week to act on the
woman suffrage amendment brought
out moro or less discussion OF posi-
BILE candidates. for state office.
The candidacy of W F Moore, ot
Guthrie Center. for lieutenant COVER
nor was announced the next day fol-
lowing the special session. Moore is
state representative from Guthrie
county having served the past two
sessions in the Iowa house. He IS an
attorney and banker and wlS Elected
vice president Of the State Bankers
Association ar their session at Fort
Dodge in June He Is also a land own
er in Guthrie county.
Senator w 7. Evans. Of Parkersburg.
Butler county, state senator from the
Bremen Butler district, is out for at
torney general. He has been a state
senator since 1916.
1t developed during the receu, polit-
ical gathering that Senator Joe Fralley,
of Lee county, may also run for attor-
home is at Fort Madison. is now in
his second term as state senator.
In addition to Representative Moore,
of Guthrie county. il also developed
that Senator James Wilson. Of Appan-
Dose county. will run for lieutenant
governor He is serving his second
term as state senator.
Senator Arney, Of Narshalltown, Is
a candidate for lieutenant governor. as
was announced some time ago. There
has been some talk that Senator Perry
Holdoegel. OF Calhoun county, might
come out or that Senator Glenn Kim
ball, Of Pottawattanie county, might
run Neither Of these senators has
announced his candidacy. however.
The announcement Of Senator Frank
Thompson. Of Burlington. that he would
be candidate for congress in the First
district was made recently. The re
firing secretary OF state. ", s. Allen,
who epects to return 70 the First dis
trict to reside, stated before leaving his
office that some of his friends in the
old first had suggested to him that he
run for congress but he did not believe
he would undertake It
The Gcvernorship.
Nate Kendall, Of Abba, candidate for
the republican nomination for COVER
nor, attended the special session Of the
legislature as an interested observer
1t is announced that Charles A.
Rawson, Of Des Moines, will return
from France next month. He has been
engaged In Y. NJ. G. A. work over there
On his return to Des hToines Rawson
will probably lose no time in organiz-
ing his campaign for the republican
nomination for governor. He is chair
man Of the republican state central
committee and has a wide acquaint-
ance among the political workers in
the state.
Lieutenant Governor Moore Of Ce-
dar Rapids. has bis organization we'll
perfected ard has already been doing
some work.
James F. Deems, Of Burlington. Is
actively out for the nomination, having
made formal announcement several
weeks ago in his home papers.
Carl Kuehnle, Of Denison. who was u
candidate two years ago. is also plan
ming his campaign for another trvout
to head the republican state ticket
1t was announced from Council.
Bluffs this past week thar Col Matt
FINLEY OF the 163th. would not run as
the democratic candidate for governor
rs he wanted to get back 10 civil life
Ind to his practice as a physician.