Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-28
LIST OF CANDIDATES ALMOST
coMeLe7E, INCLUDING CON,
GRESSloNAL LISTS.
DEMOCRATS FAIL TO
FILE FOR SOME JOBS
Party Have No Candidates In Sew
eraI Congressional Districts and
for Office Of State Trsasursr-StilI
Some Doubt as to Eligibility Of
Democratic Woman Candidate.
pecial to Times Republican.

Des Moines, April 2S.-By mid
night tonight all OF the candidates
who will participate in the primar-
les Monday, June Z, must have their
nomination papers in to the secre-
tary Of states office If they are to
get on the official ballot. Secretary
of State Walter Ramsay has prom
ised to keep his office open until
midnight tonight to eve full time for
those seeking a place on the ticket
to get in their names.
For the principal officers. how
ever, the tickets are complete. The
candidates have been campaigning
for weeks making themselves known
to as many people of the state as
they can reach. The democratic slate
will probabl go thru as fixed by the
democratic conference here on Fri
day, April 16. There is some ques-
ton as, to whether Miss Ruth Sum-
ner. of Abel, is ell gible to run for.
secretary of state. but it is the at
titude of the secretary OF scate's Of
flee that she is eligible to file.
List Of Those Who Have Filed.
The tickets as they appear today,
with a few hours left in which
changes may possibly occur, since
filing time does not close Until mid
night tonight follow:
United States senator, republican.
Smith Brookhart. of Washington;
Albert b. Cummins. Des Moines;
democrat, Claude X. Porter, Center
vile.
~ GOVERNOR Republican. James F.
Deems, Burlington; Fl. NJ. Havner.
Marengo; n. +. Kendall. Abba, and
Ernest r. Moore. Cedar Rapids.
Democrat, Clyde Herring, Des
Moines.
Wallace II. Arney. Marshalltown:
John Hammill, Britt; William F.
Moore. Guthrie Center: James NJ.
Wilson, Centerville. Democrat, Char
les Cameron. Alta.
Attorney general-Republican w.
T. Evans, Parkersburg; Benjamin J..
Gibson, Corning; Herbert A. Hadley.
Democrat. y. Ray Files, Fort Dodge.
Secretary Of state Republican,
Walter G. Ramsay Belmond: Ed
ward j. Moore. E.don. Democrat.
Ruth Sumner. Abel.
Auditor-Republican Frank Alder,
Des Moines; E. S. Gose, Jefferson;
Glen c. Haynes. Mason City; Will
lam f. McLeiand. Marsha lltown.
Democrat, John Rude, Marshalltown.
Treasurer = Republican. E w n
Hoyt. Manchester; William Burbank.
Waterloo.
Railroad Commissioner Republi-
can. E. j. Bradley. Eldon: c. E. Doak,
DEBORAH; Thomas S. Waud, Cedar
Rapids; F. B. Woodruff. Knoxville.
Democrat, John Q. Boyd, Keokuk.
Congress First district. republi-
can. F.. S. Holsteen, Burlington; F..
M. Molsberry. Columbus Junction;
w. F. Kopp Mount Pleasant: Frank
Thompson. Burlington. Democrat, E.
w. McManus, Keokuk.
Second district-Republican Harry
f. Hull, Williamsburg.
Third district-Burron, E. Sweet,
Waverly.
Fourth district Gilbert N. L..
Haugen, Northwood.
Firth district-James W. Good,
Cedar Rapids.
Sixth-Republican. w. W. Epps,
Ottumwa; j. A. Grimes, Montezuma;
c. w. Ramseyer, Bloomfield; Robert
j. Shaw. Sigourney. Democrat, O. P.
Myers. Newton.
Seventh-Republican c. c. Dowell,
Des Moines.
Eighth Republican. Horace M.
Towner, Corning.
Ninth-Republican William R..
Green, Audubon.
neutrality-suspicious. l.. j. Dickin-
son. Algona.
Observation-Disclosures William D..
Boies, Sioux City. Democrat, Avery
l.. Carlson, Sioux City.