Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-16
MAKEUP OF THlRTY-NINTH AS
SEMRLY TO SHOW MANY
NOViCES.
HOUSE MORE THAN
HALF NEW MEMBERS
Heavy Work Of Code Revision Will
Fall Into inexperienced Hands
Few Senate Nominees Have Served
In House-List of Senate Nominees
in Both Parties.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, July 16.-The nomina-
tons for state senators and repre-
sentatives, as shown by a list made
up in the office of the secretary Of
state, reveal the fact that the makeup
OF the Thirty-ninth general assem-
bly, will be largely Inexperienced Leg
islators.
; Out OF the 10S members in the
mouse there will at least be sixty
Two members. In the list OF repub BIZ
can nominees for the senate there
are twenty-three new names and
nine old, with fourteen hold-overs.
-Four OF the nominees for the sena e
have previously served in the house.
Ihis shows that there will be a
larger number of new members than
usual, especially in the senate. The
heavy work Of code revision, expect
ed to come up for completion before
the coming general assembly, will
therefore have to be done by Leg
islature. many Of whose members are
unfamiliar with the work
Two of the most active workers in
the senate for code revision, Senator
Proudfoot, of Warren county, and
Senator Kimball, OF Pottawattamie,
will not again be in the senate, their
terms having expired.
Rmball was also one Of the most
persistent workers for primary Srevi-
sion in both of the past sessions OF
the legislature.
List of Nominees.
The list Of republican nominees for
senate follows: Second district,
Charles j. Fulton. Fairfield; Third,
John j. Ethel, Bloomfield; Fourth,
James F. Johnston. Charlton; Sixth.
]. A. Mcintosh, Leon: Sixth, ]. C..
Tuck, Corning; Eighth, H. A. Dart
ing, Glenwood; Eleventh, Lloyd
Thurston, Osceola: Fourteenth. w. A.
Caldwell, Oskaloosa; Fifteenth, John
r. Price, Abba; Sixteenth, Ed NJ.
Smith. Vyinterset; Seventeenth, II. ].
Mantz, Audubon; Nineteenth, w. S.
Baird, Council Bluffs; Twenty third,
Charles s. Browne, Monmouth;
Twenty-tourth, j. x. Hale, Ana
mosa; Twenty fifth. Charles NJ.
butcher. Iowa City; Twenty-sixth,
W. q. Haskell. Cedar Rapids: Twen-
ty-seventh, Perry c. Hodoegel. Rock
well City; Twenty-eighth. r. p.
Scott, Marshalltown; Thirty first,
Charles Olson, Beaver; Thirty second,
B. NJ. Stoddard, Sloan; Thirty-th
George S. Banta, Manchester; Thirty
sixth. byron w. Newberry, Straw
berry Point; Thirty ninth. o.. L.
Mead, SHELL Rock; Forty first. ]. M.
Slosson. Northwood; Forty-third,
John q. Wichman, Garner; Forty
sixth, Ed II. Campbell, Battle Creek:
Forty-seventh, Henry c. Adams, AL
gona; Forty ninth. Ben c. Abben, Jr.,
Little Rock.
The democratic nominees for the
state serate are: Second district,
Frank B. Whitaker, Hillsboro, Thru.
D. c. Bradley. Centerville; Fifth. ]. p.
Grand River; Sixth, Fred
Cotter, Bedford; Fourteenth, NJ. 8.
Downey, Lacey; Fifteenth, L. r.
Clements, Harvey; Sixteenth, Pierre
Fontanelle; Seventeenth,
Fred Land, Casey; Twenty third, A.
L. Broxam, Maquoketa; Twenty
fifth, E. A. Baldwin, Iowa City;
eighth, Robert e. Johnson,
Marshalltown: Thirty-f first, Joseph
A. judge, Boone; Thirty third,
Rudolph Leytze. Independence;
Reed H. McIlree. West
Union.