Blake for Railroad Commissioner in Republican primary
An Anita Iowa notice profiles William R. Blake of Clermont Fayette county as a Republican candidate for Railroad Commissioner in the June 7 primary. It highlights four terms in the Iowa House, committee work on railroads utilities and transit, and twenty two years in Iowa newspaper work plus three terms as mayor, asserting Blake is in touch with public desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Blake
Clermont
Fayette County
House of the
Iowa General Assembly
Railroad Commission
Iowa
Blake
Clem F Kimball for Lieutenant Governor
The piece endorses Clem F Kimball for a second term as lieutenant governor praising his ability and straightforward politics. It urges voters to return him with a flattering majority, especially from western Iowa.
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Clem F. Kimball
Kimball
Iowa
Duties of the Cass County Treasurer Listed
A detailed outline of the county treasurer’s responsibilities including collection of state and county taxes, bond advertisement, warrants payment, real estate tax sales, drug and cigarette revenues, auto licenses, delinquent notices, fund distribution, and reporting. The piece endorses Jesse N. Jones as capable and urges voters to reelect him in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Jesse N. Jones
Cass County
Primary Campaign Personalities Visit Local Voter Meetings
A Republican primary visitor, Vernon R. Seeburger, met voters and boosted support in the city. Candidates across denominations are noted among the crowd including Clem Kimball Congregationalist and Edson Presbyterian for lieutenant governor, with Porter and Files both Presbyterian for Senate, Hammill Methodist and Miller Presbyterian for governor, and Agnes Samuelson Lutheran and May E Francis Methodist for State Superintendent.
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Cummins
Brookhart
Howard Clark
Claude Porter
Ray Files
Hammill
Alex Miller
Kimball
Edson
Ray P. Scott
John R. Price
Clark campaigns for Republican U S Senate nomination in city
Howard J. Clark visited the city last Friday speaking to a large crowd at City Park. He discussed the federal reserve bank the tariff law and related issues drawing favorable reactions and leaving voters with a positive impression.
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Howard J. Clark
Clark
Federal Reserve Bank
May Frances Calls For Renomination Of Iowa School Chief
May Frances, Iowa Superintendent of Public Instruction, seeks the Republican nomination for another term. The Tribune urges voters to back Frances and cast a ballot with a bold mark in her favor next Monday to secure her re election.
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May Frances
Iowa
Miss Frances
The
Tribune
Iowa Teachers Association
Teachers Association
Cessna Endorses Clark as Campaign Nears End
State Senator Charles T. Cessna of Grinnell praises Howard Clark as the apparent nominee, citing Clark’s stance on agrarian needs, national finance policy, tariff revision, and broad appeal to farmers, bankers, business leaders, and laborers. A Clark radio address is set for Saturday at noon from Davenport. other items note Iowa political debates and bridge plans on the Mississippi.
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Howard Clark
United States
Charles T. Cessna
Grinnell
Clark
Cessna
Iowa
Cleveland
Farm Bureau Federation
WOC
Davenport
JESSEN JONES Announces for Cass County Treasurer
Jessen Jones announces candidacy for Cass County treasurer on the Republican ticket, subject to Republican voters at the June 7 primary.
Hobart Files for County Recorder Run in June 1926 Primary
O M Hobart announces candidacy for County Recorder subject to Republican voters at the primary on June 7 1926. He declares intent to seek the office and asks for party support.
Cass County Sheriff Nominating Bid Declared
A candidate announces pursuit of the Republican nomination for Cass County sheriff in the upcoming primary on June 7 1926 and commits to voter decision.
Exercise your right of suffrage at next Monday’s polls
The notice urges readers to vote next Monday, encouraging participation in the election. It emphasizes exercising suffrage and visiting polling places to cast ballots.
Candidate Declares Sheriff Bid in Cass County Primary
The speaker announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Cass County sheriff subject to the decision of Republican voters at the June primary.
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Cass County
Clerk Nomination Under Primary in Cass County
A notice of nomination for the clerk of the district court in Cass county signals a Republican primary on June 7, 1926, with selection dependent on voter decisions within the party. The filing outlines the contest and election timing for the local executive race.
Cockshoot for Cass County Attorney Nomination
The Republican party nominates R. W. Cockshoot for the Cass county attorney race subject to the June 7 party decision.
Representative Announcement Note in Party Line
A declaration announcing candidacy for the office of representative in the state legislature. The statement signals intention to run subject to voters of the party deciding at the upcoming primary or election.
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Goodyear
Wagner Filling Station
Anita Tribune
Tribune Publishing Co
W. F. Budd
Anita
BUICK
A.A
Speas
Country Club
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Flint, Michigan
O. W. Shaffer & Son
Anita, Iowa
Clem Kimball
Vernon R. Seeburger
Frances
Burkhart
Unita
Ivory
Haugen
Interstate Bridge Co
Mississippi River
Lansing
Congress
Senate
McGregor
Marquette
North McGregor
Prairie du Chieti
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Dubuque
LaCrosse
Jessen
Jones
M. Hobart
C. W. Huff
Securities Department
Iowa Electric Co
South 2Nd. Street
Cedar Rapids
Office of Representative
Angelos
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