Clarke and Holden In Close Governor Race With Clarke Leading
Early returns show Clarke leading Holden for governor by large margins in several counties while Holden gains support among farmers. Analysts note Clarke’s long party career and clean campaign as strengths, with Holden drawing strength from agricultural policy and crop improvements. Precise totals vary, but both candidates claim substantial statewide support despite a light turnout.
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P. G. Holden
Professor Holden
Smares
Proudfoot
Kenyon Wins Big in Iowa Primary Returns
The article reports Kenyon's clear statewide lead in the Iowa primary, with majorities in numerous counties and districts. It notes Sen. Kenyon's post election pledge and praise from Col. Young, plus detailed county by county tallies and party slate outcomes for congressional seats and state offices.
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Polk
Towai
Kenyon
Torees
Youn
Des Moines
Ex Senator Young's Statement On Iowa Results
Early Monday night Young headquarters released a report indicating Senator Kenyon led by a large margin while Young carried few southern counties. The statement blamed taft support for the loss and pledged loyalty to the Republican party amid strategic shifts in Iowa and New Jersey results.
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Polk County
Kenyon
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Polk
Allison
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Iowa
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Kendall Likely Renominated In Iowa Returns
Round the State reports early returns from Iowa showing Nate Kendall likely to be renominated by about 2,500 votes over Harry Allfree in the First district. Kennedy the Republican incumbent wins heavily over Neal the Progressive in the First district. Elder secures the Democratic nomination in the same district.
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Sovigvesa
Nate Kendall
Albig
Harry B. Allfree
Newton
Kendall
Burlington
Kennedy
Neal
Elder
Congress
Lowe
Pickett Wins renomination in Third District race
Waterloo results show C E Pickett renominated by Republicans over Dall G Sumner with 508 to 65 in Butler county. Sioux City precincts yield Hubbard 11 Scott 21 in the Eleventh district race with Hubbard leading overall. West Union and Fayette county results note L Adams carrying Fayette by about 200 amid Haugan contest.
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Waterloo
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Northwoold
J W. Good
Cedar Rapids
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Albia
Des Moines
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Estherville
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Washington
Webster
Webster County
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Woodbury
Worth
Wright
Wright Tyro
Pickett
Iowa
Dall G. Sumner
Sumner
Butler County
West Union
Towa
L. Adams
Fayette County
Adams
Haugan
Hubbard of Eleventh district dies in Sioux City
Sioux City June 4 Congressman E H Hubbard of the Eleventh district and Republican nominee for Congress died suddenly today. He had just won the nomination over George Scott of Sioux City and was elected to succeed Lot Thomas of Storm Lake about eight years ago. The death abruptly ends his campaign bid.
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B G. Dunn
Mason City
Sioux City
Iowa
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Congress
George Scott
Lot . Thomas
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