Harding Wins in the Iowa GOP Primary
W. L. Harding of Sioux City is the likely Republican nominee for governor, leading a field that included Attorney General George Cosson and Senator Joseph Allen. Early returns show Harding with substantial margins statewide, with rural areas and major cities both giving strong support. Other GOP results include W. S. Allen renominated as secretary of state and a contested treasurer race among Brown Thomas Hoyt. Democratic and third-party races are listed with several incumbents or notable challengers.
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Dea Moines
W. L. Harding
Sioux City
Republicans of
Iowan
George W. Clarke
Harding
George Cosson
Audubon
Joseph H. Allen
Pocahontas
Carl F. Kuehnle
Crawford County
Allen
Cosson
Kuehnloe
Denison
Goason
Frank S. Shaw
Toledo
Shaw
W. 3. Allen
R. A. Hasselquist
Chariton
Polk County
Des Moines
C. H.thomas
Union
DB. A. Hoyt
Delaware
Brown
Des Moiges
George Wilson
H. M. Hagher
Iowa County
John A. Guiller
Madison County
T. Meredith
J. J. Daly
Shenandoah
Atorney
Clarkson
Albia
J. 2. Manatry
Futrdeld
W. Gd. Noth
Day
Esport
J. U. Keefe
Glute
TH. P. Hansen
EU Tude
Progressives
Dimes
M. J. Wrage
Des Mvines
Y. J. Belt
Waterloo
W. 1. Patter- Bon
Winterset
Je- Tome Smith
Corning
J. W. Cooper
Davenport
J. A. Brown
Porcat City
Pui
Antis
Joseph Allen
Carl Kuehnle
Moore
E. R. Moore
J. RB. Hanna
W. C. Brown
C.H. Thomas
Thomas
Alen
Clifford Thorne
C. A. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Burlington
Sam Kirkpatrick
Ottumwa
Kennington
Newton
Kirkpatrick
C. C. Dowell
W. C. Payne
Nevada
Frank Woods
Chris Chtesen
Scott
Convention Opens as Republicans Rally in Colossal Coliseum
Chicago June 7. A 100 piece band plays as doors open for the Republican national convention. Ohio Indiana Illinois New York and other states occupy front seats while banners and flags fill the Coliseum. A large Lincoln painting and a huge sounding-board frame the speaker’s stand. Nomination chatter centers on Esther Hughes Roosevelt or Colonel Roosevelt with factions vowing to push balloting to a rapid conclusion.
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Chicago
Hilles
Republian National Committee
Mitnois
Ghalie
Inois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Vermont
Kentucky
New Jer
Kansas
Montana
North Carolina
Minnesota
Maryland
Nevada
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Maine
South Dakata
North Dakota
District of Columbia
Oklahoma
Nelawara
Nebraska
Wyoming
Hawaii
Alaska
Lincoln
Esther Hughes
Teddy
Justice Hughes
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Old Guard
Hughes
Hughes i 5
T. R
Nughesa
University Receives Major Gifts In Historic Chicago Grant
President Harry Pratt Judson announced gifts to the University of Chicago totaling nearly five million dollars. A two million dollar donation came from Hobart Williams, with a two hundred thousand dollar gift from La Verne Noyes and about two hundred thousand in smaller gifts from Rhodesian supporters and others.
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Chicago
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Hobart Williams
Flood Waters Recede After Five Inch Rain Near Wichita
Flood waters withdraw from lowlands and northern Wichita suburbs after five inch rainfall. Local authorities report improving conditions though some areas remain damp as residents assess damage and begin cleanup.
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Wichita
Annual Mission Feast at East Friesland church
A wide range of Iowa items: Mission feast set for June 1 at East Friesland German Presbyterian church with Rev Engelke and neighboring pastors assisting. Nearby towns report tornado losses, new school plans, deaths of notable residents, flood impacts, a fish hatchery petition, and multiple local incidents from Des Moines to Oskaloosa.
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Engelke
Sveral
Publc
Fenst
Central City
Irwin
Manonte
Anamosa
Peter Wilson
Wapello
Eddyvillle
Leander Clark College
Toledo
George Baldwin
West Liberty
Boone
Des Moines
C. G. Pritchett
Struble
Marshalltown
John Jacobson
Fairtald
Iowa City
HE. A. Maurer
Skunk
Oskaloosa
George Mace
Yorktown
John H. Maxson
Shellsburg
Milton
Pauline Phelps
Grinnell
Charles City
Burlington
George Morgan
Cherokee
Waterloo
William Rattenberg
Tikhorn
L. J. Mertz
Story City
Northwestern
Jefferson
Clarke
James Adair
Elmer Larson
Dea Moines
Four Mile Creek
L Hague
Dlkader
Carson Christiansen
Clinton
A. G. Jordan
Fairfield
Jefferson County Hospital
Virginia Dosehadis
Dubuque
Chicago
Frank Battson
Drake University
Logonia
G. Struble
McGregor
Waterloo Packing Company
Belgium
Dewey Cook
Centerville
Ottumwa
Fort Madison
Fort Leavenworth
Tom Silver
Ackley
William A. Mattisen
Sibley
Susannah Potts
Leon
Margaret J. Lake
Decatur
Adj
Guy E. Logan
Lone Tree
Lone Tree, June 26 To 29 For Non-commissioned Officers of the ¢Avalry
Sioux City
Morningside
Ames
Daniel Milanovich
Met
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Marquette
George Hanig
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co
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