Vincent Loses Nomination Bid To Ratcliff In Iowa Caucus
Guthrie attorney Earl W. Vincent defeats rival W C Ratcliff for Republican nomination in the ninth district. Vincent led in Adair Audubon Guthrie Cass counties while Ratcliff carried Montgomery Shelby Mills. Final figures show Vincent 7,787 votes to Ratcliff 7,351 with other candidates Swanson Pitt and McManus trailing in the county totals.
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Earl W. Vincent
Guthrie
Center
News-Telegraph
Iliatriet Jate
Vincent
Red Oakwie
Jedi Vincent
Adair
Audubon
Guthria
Cass
Ratcliff
Montgomery
Shelby
Mills
C.A. Swanann
Pottawattamie
Milton B. Pitt
Harrison
McMarids
Swanson
Pitt
McManun
McManus
Shelby—Vincent
Iff
Rateliff
Sigamon
Pottawattamia
Ratclfe
Wingant
Mills County
Motner Sister of Ded Motner Observed
Fragmentary text notes Ded Motner and her sister with unclear context. The readable fragments mention a maternal connection and family relation in a probably local notice. Further details are not available within the legible OCR.
Hammill Wins Big in Audubon Primary for Governor
In Audubon County voters gave Hammill a strong 1,072 to 355 edge over McT. Bowman with Lars J. Skromme close behind and Marion Anderson last. Democratic and Republican sheriff races featured multiple contenders while Earl Wao Vincent led the congress nomination race with 408 votes. Cleny F. Kimball won lieutenant governor with 1,275 votes and Ed M. Smith carried the secretary of state race locally with 625 votes. Multiple county and state offices drew varied tallies, including Ray W. Johnson for treasurer and John Fletcher for attorney general. Bissell held a solid district lead in Guthrie.
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Audubon
Dune F
Hihi Dtammill
Oye Ernor of
Laws
Audubon County
Noriig
McT
Bowman
Lars J. Skromme
Marion Anderson
Earl Wao Vincent
Tithe Center
W. C. Ratelitt F
Red Oak
Swanson
McMunna
Pitt
Smith
Cleny F. Kimball
Buser
Ed M. Smith
Winterset
Hin Ory Ae
Ffazlett
Melatéek
Moore
Statu
J. W. Long
Burrows
McClune
Ray W. Johnson
John
Fletcher
M.G. Thorn
Secretary of
B. M. Richardson
Woodward
Fred Clemensen
Repub
Roy Dryden
John Crees
Clemensen
Clyde Dimick
Jens C. Smith
S. P. Petérson
Peter A. Millée
Burke Leads Paschel In District Race Figures Show
In a district race, Burke leads Charles Paschel amid uncertain turnout and shifting support. The report notes Democratic alignment and long term implications for the seat as the contest unfolds.
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Burke
Charles Paschel
Democratic
Paschel Burke
Jeter Hoe
Allen Wins for Supervisor in Third District
In Cass County, republican Allen won the Third District nomination with 384 votes to 193 for Highley. Malone secured the democratic nod. Amending terms begin January 1930. Other districts show contests and unopposed nominees including Armentrout in the First and Bode and Barney in the Fourth. No election this year in the Second.
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Atlantic
Atlantie
Bear Grove
Brighton
Franklin
Grant
Lincolnao
Mussena
Noble
Pleasant
Fleagant
Ab Pymora
Union
Victoria
Washington
Les
Td McManus
SNA
Allen
Allenson
Board of Supervisors
C. Highley
Cc. E. Malone
Armentrout
G. Amnentrout
Hig Dis
H. A. Shanon
D. J. Bode
A.M. Barney
Cass County
GC. G. Hanson
John Fyda
Kratokhy
Herman Ryan
G. H. Allen
Banton Franklin
Bear’ Grove
Benton
Cass
Edna
Nares
Grove
Lincoln
Huff Beaten for Representative by L. B. Shannon
Charles W. Huff, three term Cass county representative, loses primary to Rev. J. B. Shannon, pastor of Wiota and Buck Creek M.E. churches. Huff, an opponent of the road bond program, trails early as final returns come in.
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Charles W. Huff
Cass County
General Assembly
J. B. Shannon
Wiota
Buck Creek M.E
Huff
Shan
Hammill and Kimball Win in Primary
In a light county vote, Governor Hammill led by almost three to one over Bowman with Skromme and Anttermgren minor figures. Clem Fl Kimball carried the county for lieutenant governor by a larger margin than Hammill. E M Smith for Secretary of State and S W Long for Auditor also led in the county race. Democratic state offices unopposed. Notable local contest at Grant No. 1 stirred interest. Hammill’s roads program boosted turnout despite overall light voting. County totals show Hammill and Kimball ahead in multiple districts with strong support for road improvement.
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Qass County
Hammill
le Bowman
Skromme
Clem Fl-Kimball
J.D. Buser
E. M. Smith
Senate
W. Long
Ecatnest
Eeezz
Zenee
Atlantic
Oh Nash
Bear Grove
Benton
Brighton
Edna
Franklin
J Grant
Dt Grant
Lincoln
Massena
Noble
Pleasant
Victoria
Washington
Che
Cass
Union
Smith
McIntosh
Beam
Harlebty
Zellmer Looks Like Demo Hope for State Representative
From the county primary results it appears former County Supervisor Carl A Zellmer may secure the Democratic nomination for state representative. Ballot write ins indicate the 2 percentDemocratic vote threshold is met, with official confirmation due after the county board of supervisors canvasses the vote tomorrow afternoon.
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Carl A. Zellmer
L. B. Shannon
C. W. Huff
Zellner
County, Board of Supervisors
Sheriff Contest Shapes Montgomery Nominations In June Primary
Red Oak Iowa June 5 In a county primary election John Hammill won large in a contest featuring sheriff and state senate races. Cochran led for state senator with 1958 votes while Carl Anderson and Claus Anderson trailed. Homer Hush topped state representative GOP ballots with 1407 votes. Ed M. Smith and Kimball moved to prominent positions with counts listed.
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Red Oak
Spe
John Hammill
Sunator
Mwamenill
Skramime
Suderson
Bowmin
Woce
Tinty
Cochraive
Av Baker
Presvort Shoute
AL Day
Cal Denilinger Yao
Ore
C.'Ed Peterson
C. E. Wilson
Ator
William Cochrany
Carl C. Anderson
Claus L. Anderson
Coch‘rane
Repubilican
Homer Hush
Fed Liken
Williams
Kimball
Ruser
Ed M. Smith
Hazlett
Lodge
Statu
McClune
Grain brokers file suit against Sec William Jardine
Grain brokers in Chicago sue to restrain operation of grain futures act provisions. The suit targets William N. Jardine in a district court action filed this afternoon, alleging regulatory overreach affecting brokers and related agricultural services.
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SEC
William. N. Jardine
Chicago
Tung
N. S
Junction
William Ne. Tardino
Agricultures
Attar
Sherman Triumph in Anita Committee Race
Sherman F Myers, Republican, won the Grant township precinct primary for county central committees against W G Biggs. The Anita Record publisher secured the seat in yesterday’s vote.
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F. Myers
The
Anita Record
Grant Township
W.G. Biggs
Central
Mrv
Hammill Wins Republican Nomination for Governor in Iowa Primary
Des Moines reports John Hammill of Britt defeated M L Bowman of Waterloo by over two to one for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Hammill's victory links his bid to a proposed paved road bond issue to be voted in November, boosting support in many counties including key gravel districts. Bowman’s lack of stronger cross-county support is blamed on anti-road bond sentiment and a split progressive vote potential.
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Des Moines
I. N
John Hapimill
Britt
The
Republic
Lawa
M. L. Bowman
Waterloo
Hammill
Bowman
Iowa
Pocahontas
Calhoon
Guthrie
Ida
Seng ‘Oy
Lars J. ‘Skeomme
Winnebago
Hemiltor
Bowport
Hong
Earth Spee
Skromme
Hapsmill
Bonda
Graves
Bolwnian
Reno
Reing
Milo Reno
Iowa Farmers Union
Hanmill
Herbert Hoover
Des. Moines
L. A. Andrew
Atate
Ottumwa Farmers and Mercharta. ‘Bank
Rocampaign
Hachreitek
Ottumwa
Andrew
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Charles Shingledecker
H. M. Ruthweg
Mark
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Thomas Rutherford
McFadden
Minnie Rasmussen
W. C. Eaton
Thurman Griffin
L. L. Ryan
Reno Larmon
Bissell
Startles Motor Industry
Dodge Motor Company
Walter P. Chrysler
Clarence Dillon
Dillon & Read
Dodge Company
Wrota
Hammill and Kimball
Bowman Kimball Snows
Auditor of State
Long
Zellmer
Demo Hope
Representati
Hlantio City
Deta Cient
Tera
Tewa
M. L. Lowman
R. W. Cockshoot
Convention County
J.A. Baker
Home County
G. C. Dalton
Ralph W. Chukshoat
Cassenunty
Yn G
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Tuilawes
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Boar Grove
Renton
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Massona
Sherm
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