Primary contests pack Linn county ballot in June 3 vote
Voters face a small primary slate with 26 Republican and 23 Democratic candidates for state and legislative posts. Several incumbents run unopposed, while the sole Democratic contest is for first district supervisor. County offices include auditor treasurer and clerk of the district court with no Democratic filings for some posts. a Democratic convention will fill gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Robert M. Vesely
Frank C Byers
Cedar Rapids
John R. Gerdner
Lisbon
Elmer A. Johnson
Marvin I. Burkholder
G. Meryl Booth
Allen G. Thurman
Vesely
Elmer M. Seevell
Marion
A. A. Schenken
Clarence L. Beeson
James W. Beagle
G. K. Thompson
William W. Crissman
Dave El‘derkin
Milo F. Mitralsky
R. E Munden
B. L. Knight
Democratic Rapids
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Mekota
Democratic Central Committee
James H. Franks
Wes Robovsky
Rapids Township
H. R. Churchill
W. A. Ball
J. A. Dubois
Joseph W. Hammill
Marion Township
Frank F. Bates
Sixth Avenue SE
Edwin W. Lundquist
C Avenue NW
Grace Koppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Dave
Elderkin
D Avenue
Country Club Parkway
Raymond Coward
Park Terrace
R. E. Munden
Maple Drive
William D. Yavorsky
Ellis Boulevard
James H. Smith
G. R. Hendrickson
Avenue
Dempsy Jones
Eighth Street
C. L. Beeson
Blake Boulevard
Fifteenth Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Earnes Mackey
Putnam Township
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Bowling Street
Rapids
Marion Townships
Justices of the Peace
Newman
Marvel
Yemans
Mary Miles
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Newman's
Margo de Mar
RAYON
Bemberg
Sheer
Navy
Parnish
Mar
Iowa
Newmans