Garot Gains in Iowa Nomination Fight At Primary
Des Moines report on the Iowa June primary shows Warren Garst gaining over B F Carroll for governor with progressives claiming a statewide victory. Dems nominate Claude R Porter for governor. contest results show Prouty defeating Hull in the Seventh district. Cosson or Feely favored for attorney general amid split liberal support. light turnout noted across the state.
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B. §. Carroll
Warren Garst
George W. Clarke
W. C. Hayward
John L. Bleakly
W. W. Morrow
George Cosson
Guy A. Feely
Superintendent of Public Instruction
D. B. Brainard
A. M. Devoo
A. L. Heminger
B. Lark
Adam Pickett
John F. Riggs
LC. Welty
Supreme Court
H. L. Bosquet
B. W. Garratt
Wendell W. Cornwall
Merton L. Ferson
Hart R. Ferguson
Christopher Ottosen
David J. Palmer
Ed. Litz
Clifford Thorne
James H. Wilson
Des Moines
Carroll
Garst
Iowa
B. F. Carroll
Fleming
Congress
Hull
Smith
Aldrich-Cannon
Atandpat
George Cos.son
W. T. Chantland
Cosson
Feely
Chantland
Cos- 50m
J. F. Riggs
J. Palmer
State Railroad Commission
Washington
Colonel Palmer
Polk County
Prouty
Judge Prouty
Madison County
Judge Proty
Story County
Warren
Marlon
Dallas
Smith-Byers
Smith Adair County
Puaen
Cass
Guthrie
Harrison Ee
Montgomery
Cannon Rules Committee
Byers
Friends
John Darrah
H. M. Towner
Darrah
Smith W. Brookhart
John Dennison
J. C. Murtagh
Clint Price
J. P. O'Malley
Price
Mr. Stuart
W. F. Cleveland
Harlan
H. B. Holzman
Guthrie Center
W. C. Whiting
B. W. Garrett
H. &. Bosquet
W. W. Cornwall
D. J. Palmer
James, Wilson
S. F. Preuty
Former Iowan Dead Council Bluffs Police Chief Appointed
Former Iowa City businessman C L Talbott has died in Minneapolis and will be buried in Oskaloosa. In Council Bluffs, C S Broom, a newspaper man, is named police chief succeeding Major G H Richmond.
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Iowa City
C. L. Talbott
Minneapolis
Oskaloosa
Council Bluffs
C. S . Broom
G. H. Richmond
Egypt Under British Occupation Shapes Its Modern Course
An observer recalls Cairo and Thebes while noting Egypt’s slow rise from Ottoman rule to a modern state intertwined with Europe. He cites taxation, governance, and law, praises the Suez Canal’s French origins and British control, and weighs future prospects including possible neutralization or continued occupation amid European interest.
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Egypt
Turkey
Sublime Porte
International Court
Europe
Africa
England
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Cairo
Stresta
Adana
Hamid
Francis Champollion
Suez Canal
India
Far East
Panama Canal
Cleveland
Hamburg-American Line
United States
Orient
Britain
Great Britain
A. Z
Beypt
Switzerland
Belgium
Mediterranean
Soudan
Aden
Reg Sea
Ateady
Joseph B. Bowles
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Claude R. Porter
C. A. Kennedy
Charles Grill
C. H E. Pickett
Gilbert WN. Haugen
Progressive
James W. Good
N. E. Kendell
S. F. Prouty
Walter I. Smith
Ter
Frank P. Woods
E. H. Hubbard
Parley Shelon
A. J. Anders
John W. Blake
Jameas V. Curhan
Charles H. Amos
C. BE. Walters
H. A. Mitchell
Robert van Boskirk
George Harnagel
Walter H.dewey
Nixon P. Jones
Wirst
J. A
Pollard
J. A. DeArmand
Pepper
D. D. Murphy
I. C. Huber
Dan Hamilton
Clint L. Price
F. Q. Stuart
Ww. I. Cleveland
J. A. S. Pollard
Lee County
J. R. Giles
Mount Pleasant
Davenport
Muscatine
John B. Sullivan
Joseph Fraley
S. Franklin
Frank Shankland
Reutras
Frank Dobson
James M. Lee
Ivar Newton
Joseph Maher
Harry Frase
Ben J. Ness
Francis E. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Upper Nile
Pyramids
Thebes
Luxor
Ciricus
Paris
John P. Davidson
The
Nile Near