Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-10
Official Canvass Will Be
Required to Determine
Leader
THEN CONTESTWILL
GO TO CONVICTION
State Treasurer Hoy1 Prohahlyroas
feated by Burbank, OF MaAsrloo-
Evans Leads For Attorneys 4asosr.i
and May Pinch Out Required -
Per Cent Of voAs casA- A-lNsautslNpsik
For Convo0tloG6s /


By AssoofAfed 81o
Des Moines, JunA. s-schs.seenk
canvass OF the vota - lp~Aepla
mary Monday. probably Wflt be ~
quired to definitely Observation-Disclosures
er N. e. Kendall or Gnznssa R a1EoosQ
received the most SspubalnaE1 Do4sn
for nomination for Go~eEnoA TAo
state convention win have "a .SsanAe
the candidate. Kendall Ind o&ooU
today each claim retuxna ssposts1 =
him showed he waa leading ~
/ other.
w. J. Burbank, Of wa4sEioa ~
leading E. II. Hoyt Tor state heasa
urere by about 5000 votes. with r.
turns from ninety-six OF the ninety
nine counties in the state reported.
/ Other leaders were w. r. Moore tor
lieutenant governor, Glenn C. Haynes
for state auditor, and d. p. Wood
| ruff for railroad commissioner.
w. p. Evans still leads for attor.
ney general.
Much Work For Convention.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, June l0.-The returns
lon Mondays primary show that the
republican convention will have some
real work before it when It meets
here in July. It will have to nomi-
nate governor. q lieutenant 9over-
inor, a state auditor and railroad
commissioners.
The returns on the other offices are
so close that it may take an official
| count to determine the results. The
nomination of Walter Ramsay ~ Sec
| retary of state is the only one Of the
state contests settled by the primary.
State Treasurer Hoyt and william
Burbank, Of Waterloo. are 20 close
that the state treasurership nominA-
ton will probably have TO b dster-
mined by an off1cial count The
nomination for railroad coyurn1W1on19
is undetermined, with Wood1ud O
Knoxville, somewhat N the aoA0 -
Bradley. Of Eldon.
The strength Of Lieutenant 0uvugs
nor Moore for governor wAS = eus-'
prise here, Moore carried ~ .t1vee
counties with a heavy votA NTH Eho
exception Of DeS Motnes county,
which Is Deems homo county, and
the neighbor1ng county OF Lea which
also went to Deems. Heavy votes
for Moore I'M Blackhawk, Cerro 0ordn
Linn-his home county-Cainton, Du-
buque, Muscatine and Scott, ~ we'll
as goodly share Of the votes thru
out the state, with majoritiss In at
least thirty-four counties, brought
the lieutenant governors total up 70
| top figures.
Kendall had q majority vote In at
least twenty-six counties, incomplete
returns show. He also polled q rep
resentative vote In the majority Of
the counties. In Polk county he re-
ceived 1900 more votes than Moore
In Mahaska, Marion, story. Appa-
nnose. Dallas, Fayette, Hamilton.
Jasper, Story, and his home county
y ,unroe, he received heavy votes.
Deems finished next to Kendall In
Polk county, was second to Moore In
Blackhawk, was high man in Web
ster, close to Kendall In Story, and
led in not a few Of the smaller coun-
ties.
Havner was high man in Wood
bury county, finished ahead Of Moore
In Polk, was close to Deems in Black
hawk, ran neck and neck with Ken
daN1n Des Moines county, and had
the lead in several of the smaller
counties.
a county In, which each Of the four
did not seem to have goodly fol-
lowing
! w. F. Moore Runs Well.
While the predictions have been
all along that the nomination for
lieutenant governor would go to the
convention along with governor, the
vote received by State Representa-
tive w. F. Moore was also larger
than had been anticipated. Moore ID
credited with being a hard and ef-
fective worker and with putting In
much time on his campaign. He ID
well known among political workers
thru his having been In the legisla-
ture and active as a banker and
lawyer.
The. fight for state auditor. has
proven to be an interesting contest
with Major Haynes, OF Mason City
climbing steadily as the returns came
in until he held top place in the
incomplete list, with McLeland, OF
Marshalltown. second, and Gose o.
Jefferson, third.
The attorney generalship is also
4 somewhat much in doubt, with Sem
ator Evans having a good lead ovel
Major Hadfsy, of Nevada, and Sen
ator Ben Gibson. Of Corning a close
1 third on the face of the returns thus
FAR tabulated. Evans may win a 81