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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
7
Governor Carroll argues against political bosses and Dolliver in Iowa in his bid for a second term. He touts a frugal, businesslike administration that cut the state tax levy and replaced grafting officials while resisting outside dictation from party leaders and national figures.
Fragmentary line calls for similar rebuke of methods in Iowa and urges Carroll and good government to prevail, indicating ongoing political critique and reform sentiment within the state.
The New Hampton Courier laments Governor B F Carroll seeking a second term amid perceived dictatorial influence in Iowa politics. It condemns Garst’s obedience to Washington and dubs Cumminsism a corrosive czarism dominating local affairs.
Supporters hail Carroll's administration for businesslike handling and tax reduction. The governor is praised for strict attention to state affairs and solid accounting of public finances.
The pledge highlights reduced state tax levies, economy in state government, graft removal from the State House, expanded Iowa resources, modernized business methods, demands for efficient and honest service, and remedial legislation.
The text details the removal of officials following a regime shift. It highlights Bert Keltz of the Pharmacy commission who collected state funds by false affidavits while serving at political events. He traveled for pleasure and campaign work, while sworn expenses claimed he stayed elsewhere. His conduct led to resignation amid an honest administration. Noteworthy legislation mentioned: One Cent.
The Clinton Herald denounces Harry Barmeler of Dubuque and allies B F Keltz and Mr Garrett for organizing statewide hunters against Governor Carroll in favor of Warren Garst. It accuses Barmeier of seeking the warden post for years, cites his earlier clashes with the Dubuque state department, and claims revenge motives have backfired, harming Garst’s effort.
The Charles City Press notes Mr. Garst appears to be the willing beneficiary of work by B. J. Keltz who was removed as pharmacy commissioner after it emerged he collected expense money on trips not undertaken.
The Sioux City Journal notes Governor Carroll believes the Iowa governor should focus on state duties and let the president and Congress handle national affairs. He seeks Republican support from those who agree with this theory despite national differences.
A Victor Record item urges Republican voters to reelect Hon B F Carroll as governor of Town on the upcoming primary date, arguing he has served the state well in a businesslike manner and looking after state affairs, calling for endorsement and support.
The Garst Cummins Dolliver campaign controversy draws swift repudiation from Keltz’s allies. The Hagle Grove Eagle notes the insurgents reject the report he led while signaling Governor Carroll’s endorsement, framing the dissent as strategic baggage unload.
The Denison Review notes Governor Carroll and similar stance by Governor Hughes of New York, praised for staying focused on state duties rather than national politics. It argues Carroll is the trusted agent of Iowa voters and should be overwhelmingly endorsed by fair minded voters.
Mitchellville Index notes that many Republicans of the progressive faith will vote to reelect Gov. B. F. Carroll, asserting a prevailing spirit of fair play remains in Iowa.
The Paton Patriot notes that Bert Keltz once pharmacy commissioner, ousted by Gov. Carroll over department spending, is now managing Gov. Garst's campaign. This prompts Garst supporters to pause and worry whether a Garst nomination implies Keltz’s reinstatement. The piece urges Garet to speak plainly.
A political appeal urging votes for Frank Carroll and a Republican administration. The piece praises Carroll as state auditor and governor candidate and condemns opponents as engaging in a mean trick against his records and efforts.
Denison Review argues Garst cannot be trusted if he accepts any favors or counsel from Bert Keltz. The piece contends Garst must distance himself from political uncleanliness or face accusations of dishonesty and vindication for Keltz.
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