Kenyon Sees Unclear Sweep in State Majority Race
Fragmentary OCR reports a candidate named Kenyon sweeping the state majority with unclear phrasing about rivals and a governor race. No firm results or full names are readable from the text.
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04 Jun 1912
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Muscatine Journal in Muscatine, Iowa
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
1
Turbulent Iowa Primary Returns Hint Kenyon Lead
Early returns from the Iowa statewide primary show George W. Clarke ahead of Perry G. Holden for governor, with Kenyon maintaining a large majority. Taft era sentiment reflected in Democratic and Republican races as voters weigh candidates like Van Duyn and Thulin, while late tallies suggest a close contest for U S Senate between Clarke and Holden and indicate rearmed party dynamics across Marshalltown and Fort Dodge shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearre
Sunater W
Kenyon
Tafayette
George W. Clarke
Ry G. Halden
Ffty
Fort Doudge
Washington
Hunn
Thulin
Whiting
B.C Dunn
Mason City
John T. Hamilton
Cesar Rapida
Thayeen
Congress
Towa
Chris Oltexon
Senitoe Cfl
Wandaw
Clarke
Cy Holden
Tim
Stayner
Holden
Miamagey
Ames
George W. Clarse
Young
Yaenager
Mulelag
Youters
Mike
Taft
New Jersey
Kanyon
Lews
United States
I. Landis
Chicago
Loring
Yan Baw
Marshall
Marghalltown
Jude
Candidates Named At State Primary
The list names gubernatorial and statewide ticket candidates with several probable selections and no nomination notices. Names include Yourke Clarke for governor, Jawling for lieutenant governor, Chassell Eprubably for secretary of state, and Ketchum for railroad commissioner among others, with multiple contenders and probable picks across offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Artorney
Ohio Delegates At 2nd Lorimer Trial Large Taft Victory
Ohio delegates at large to the Republican national convention were chosen in Columbus amid a close vote split with Roosevelt supporters. Montgomery and Toledo districts reported mixed tallies, while the convention may recast after Chicago. In Washington, the Lorimer trial dominated the Senate as Kern defended the investigation’s scope and Lorimer’s conduct, arguing the case remained under Senate authority and that new evidence linked Lorimer to improper election methods, with proceedings likely to continue for weeks.
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Ohio
Taft
Senate
Columbus
Jana
Yat
Neil
Roosevelt
Oaya Foes County
Cleveland
Moosevelt
Montgomery
Dayton
Dues County
Toledo
Yooseyul
Aft
Chicago
Reepublican Party
Hay Say
Haroun
Gav
Tudison Jarmon
Biltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Iis
Harmon
Yoko
Baltimora
Washington, D. C
Lorimer
Illinois
God
Kern
Indiana
Kero
Howly
Lee O'Neill Browne
Primer
Congress
Louisa County Leanings In Progressive Nominations for Senator Kenyon
Louisa County shows strong progressive support with delegates elected to the county convention. Senator W. S. Kenyon leads former Senator Young by about 600 votes, while J. M. Brookway of Letts is renominated in a related race. County officers and Republican nominations appear settled, with Baker likely winning auditor and Guthrie favored for sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapallo
St. Dine
eLouisy
Young
Renbligan
Sherif
Jennie Robertson
Ye~ Carder
H. H. Winder
W. Baker
D. W. Kremer
Oo Baker
Shorif
M. Guthrie
Wapello
Ivore Sweeney
Ty. W. A Ilurluy
Atttorney
Naomi Wawed
Fred M. Gutkomb
Vowlty
Rank T. Tyas
William &. Nelson Appeatr
Kennedy
Tloulsa
Ligparts
Sioux City Returns Show Primary Ballot Totals
Sioux City voters update shows Kenyon leading Young for governor and Van Law ahead for lieutenant governor with Harding in the race. County results include partial tallies from Sac and Lyon. Clarke Holden and Proudfoot trail, while Mason, brother of ex Senator Wes Mason, dies of pneumonia in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalcourtey
Kenyon
Young
Clarke
Halden
van Law
Harding
War
Los
Ghassell
Marchat
N.S. Ketchum Tar
Ottesany
Sioux City
Lyon County
Rueta Vista
Davenport
Davenport, In
Georgienty Mason
Wes Mason
Injunction Revoked Against Waters-Pierce Oil Company
A temporary restraining order against Waters-Pierce Oil Company used to block spending was revoked by Federal Judge Dyer. The order had barred the company from paying sums, signing contracts, and receiving funds. Tilford, a Winters-Pierce stockholder in Standard Oil, was given twenty days to answer. The action followed claims of haste in granting the restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Company
Moncey
Louis
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Henry M. Tilford
Winters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Dyer
Hie
Olney
Pierce
Tilford
Waters-Pierce Company
IOWA CONGRESSMAN DIES AFTER SUDDEN HEART FAILURE
Sioux City Republican congressman Hubbard dies at home after a hard campaign for renomination in the Eleventh district. He collapsed while awaiting election returns, rallied briefly, then died early this morning. His family and Capitol officials prepared for funeral arrangements as flags at the Capitol were lowered to half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Hubbard
Seventh Laws
Dise Triet
Joan G. Kelly
The
Tribune
Hubbard Wag
Candicate
Res
George ©. Scott
Signa City
Hubbbard
John c. Kelly
Lyle Hubebard
Washington
D. C
Capitol
Roosevelt Sparks Unrest Over Open Hearings in Chicago
Roosevelt seeks to rally against Senator Root for temporary chairmanship as national committee members arrive in Chicago for the pre-convention fight. Open hearings on contestant cases look likely with Rosewater leaning toward transparent proceedings, as Taft and Roosevelt both urge public review. Prospects of proxies and shifts in support emerge amid 230 announced contests and preparations for the national convention.
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Chicago
Theo. Roosevelt
Senator Root
National Committee
West
Nettig
Roosevelt
Root
New
Rosewater
Taft
Col
Roosevelt Nave
S. A. Perkins
Washington
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Marshall
William L. Ward
Roosevelt d
Rebels Gain Strength In Cub State Department Hears
Washington report says rebel forces are gaining strength rapidly and causing destruction to fields, buildings, stores, and livestock. Details come from devices received at the State Department regarding Lamayat and Fidelity Company, an American firm at Lamayat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub State Department
Washington, D. C
State Department
Liyamay and Fidelity Company
Lamayat
House Committee Sets Be ef Trust Probe Plan
Washington June 4 the house judiciary committee authorized a preliminary investigation into the beef trust while signaling no sensational action yet. The panel also agreed to take up the money trust probe with initial hearings to be held in New York at the clearing house and stock exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Housé
Money Trust
Washington, D.C
New York
New York Clearing House
New York Stovlk Exchange
Juniors Win in Annual Class Mix Victory
The juniors captured a yearly senior junior event as the school celebrated by placing class colors cardinal red and blue on the steeple. Polling indicated junior success and marked the end of the event with the winning side identified.
Gompers Denies Funding Darrow Bribery Claims
Samuel Gompers denounces Detective Franklin's testimony as false and claims no involvement in sending money to anyone connected to the Darrow bribery case. He asserts he does not handle money and presents documentary proof to rebut the allegations. The Los Angeles trial center continues to weigh Franklin's statements about money traced from a safekeeping vault to Darrow and others.
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Les Anrelts
Cal
Dune
Samy
Vel Gompers
Americal Federation of Law
Clarence
Darrow
Alexed
George XII
Lockwood
Bert Franklin
McNaware
Franklin
Job Harriman
Marriman
Frankin
Gom
Pers
Ngewapapet AcceUn Nurs
Samuel Gompers
Sid
Los Angeles
Hune Term Opens in District Court in Muscatine
The June term of Muscatine County District Court opened in the city with Judge Byote Nordman presiding. The term’s case assignments include Meadows Investment Company versus the City of Muscatine among others such as Baker vs Meacham Vand Company and Tipton vs Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
iMg Ciry
Byotendoran
Meadows Investment Company
City of Muse
Baker
Meacham Vand Company
Odg
Gatton
Gal
Tlick Va
Allen & Son
Wadeford
Tipton Va
Tipton
Meadows Investmest
Wls
Sebnier
Schtier
Encampment plans to be made tonight by veterans post
The Shelby Nom an Post veterans plan to decide who will attend the state encampment at Mason on June 11 12. Tonight's session will settle the main items and finalize travel arrangements from Muscatine to the encampment city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Noman. Post
Mason
Muscatine
Weather Forecast Brief for Northwest Region
Weather notes indicate a fall night and Wednesday warmer in the Northwest portion. Sunrise and sunset times are listed as 7:22 around onrise with TD 11227. Wy
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