New Iowa State Office Shakeup Looms After Election
Des Moines reports the post election scramble for state jobs as the Harding administration nears. Incumbent officeholders expect to stay in key posts like secretary of state and treasurer, while a new governor may overhaul the office force with new clerks and aides. Several terms run through 1917 to 1919, with multiple appointments and potential resignations anticipated across departments including justice, agriculture, and education.
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Harding
H. M. Hayner
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
State Library
Historical Department
Library Commission
Department For Agrculture
Geological Survey
A. M. Deyoe
Public Instruction
Guy E. Logan
A. B. Funk
Emory H. English
Ebc. Hinshaw
W. E. Holland
Rhys T. Rhys
Edward Sweeney
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Ora Williams
A. Litrick
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Galay
John E.,howe
Board of Parole
W. B. ‘Barney
Dairy and
Pelea
Newcomb
David EB. Hadden
State Highway Commission
John P. Risley
George Chappel
Weather and Crop Service
Frank C. Pellett
William J. Dixon
State Board of Control
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Dairy and Food Commissioner
Board of Health
H. A. Dittmer
Lafayette Higgins
Town City
University Hospital
Jane Howarth
St. Thomas
Ontario
Howarth
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Missouri State Normal
Iowa State Teachers’ College
University of Michigan
Miriam Chase
Iowa State Teachers College
Ernest Horn
Universitas
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Harding Votes Lead Shown In Iowa Governor Returns
Des Moines reports show Harding receiving about 40,000 more votes than Meredith compared with 1914 and 1912 totals. Early returns from 1,176 of 2,297 precincts indicate Meredith 143,984 votes, Harding 258,778, while Clarke's 1914 tally and other county results illustrate shifting Democratic and Republican support across Iowa counties.
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Harding
Govenor
Iowa
Meredith
John T. Hamilton
Dunn
Mason City
Clarke
Judge Stevens
Boone
Dubuque County
Hamilton
Clinton County
Scott County
Des Moines County
Lee County
Carroll County
Crawford County
Mereedith
Dry counties shift little as Harding leads in vote
In the counties known as democratic and wet, voters swung to the republican candidate for governor, while dry counties stayed largely fixed in Republican majorities. The report suggests 40,000 more Democratic votes for Harding, with Germans voting for both Harding and Hughes. Rural areas favored Harding due to road policy.
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Clarke
Dunn
Meredith
Harding
Hughes
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