Garst Records Challenged in Iowa Governor Race
A Des Moines area critique argues Warren Garst has an ambiguous record as senator, citing anti pass bills, primary law votes, and campaign finance positions. It highlights Gilliland’s letter detailing Garst’s legislative role, contrasts with Gov Carroll’s tenure, and urges Iowa voters to weigh Garst’s stated achievements against his actual Senate actions.
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Barmeier Confesses on Misleading Letter to Sportsmen
Chuvvy Barmeier of Dubuque admits the false claims in his recent letter urging support for Warren Garst. He acknowledged the law requires the state game warden to spend the hunters license fund, not the governor, contradicting his earlier assertion that the governor controls fund expenditures. He said his motive was to influence voters and noted many readers would not know the legal distinctions.
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Vote for Carroll in the Republican primary
Butler County Times urges voters to back Carroll and all loyal Republicans in the state in the primary to support the party and its leaders. The editorial emphasizes party unity and continued governance by the Republican ticket.
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Governor Carroll Voices Independence in Manila Address
Governor Carroll declares he can govern in his own right rather than as a pawn of Congress. He says he is ready to answer to the people for his official acts and rejects the idea of the state’s highest office being controlled by delegation. Address delivered in Manila on May 10.
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Garst Attacks Carroll Fail to Define State Issues
Warren Garst’s Iowa gubernatorial bid is framed as a challenge to Governor Carroll’s businesslike, graft-free administration. The campaign, run by deposed officeholders, offers no clear state issues or concrete proposals and instead relies on Washington-backed criticism and insinuations about the incumbent.
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Carroll Says People Must Nominate Themselves Or He Will Step Down
Governor Carroll declares in Creston on May 20 1910 that sovereignty rests with the people and condemns surrendering individual judgment to politicians He says he will resign only to someone willing to be a mere follower and to accept the people's will as his guide.
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Gurst as a follower of corporation men
Governor Carroll in southern Iowa criticized Rob Fleming and Garst in a Manilla speech clash. He warned voters not to rely on Fleming or Ora Williams for Garst’s aims, urging a candidate to present his own program and outline his independent plan for Iowa’s future.
Iowa Defeat of Carroll Changes Political Precedent
The passage argues that Governor Carroll’s defeat in Carroll will break a long standing Iowa precedent, implying that every county official seeking a second term must win. It claims a vote against Carroll opposes efficiency and fairness in politics and supports corruption and Dobsonianism in Iowa politics.
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Carrol Urges Iowa Republicans for Second Term
The Victor Record endorses Gov. B. F. Carrol urging voters in the upcoming primary on the seventh to reelect him. It portrays his tenure as businesslike and beneficial to the state, urging citizens to cast their ballots for the incumbent.
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Indignant Rush to Deny Kepitz Campaign Report
The Eagle Grove Eagle notes Progressive figures quickly deny responsibility for a report linked to Keitz and the Garat Cummins Dolliver faction. The piece suggests insurgents reject Keltz’s endorsement of Governor Carroll, aiming to avoid baggage while pursuing their top goal.
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Fiasco in Iowa bid to back Warren Garst against Carroll
The Clinton Herald denounces Harry Barmeier of Dubuqte with B Keltz and Mr Garrett for organizing hunters against Governor Carroll to aid Warren Garst. It says Barmeier sought the state fish and game warden post, was dismissed for poor conduct, and revenge governs his campaign, which backfires on him.
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Willing Beneficiary in Pharmacy Commissioner Case
The Charles City Press reports that Mr. Garst appears to be the willing beneficiary of work by B. J. Keltz, removed from office as pharmacy commissioner after findings that he collected expense money on trips not actually taken.
Governor Carroll's Iowa Gov duty philosophy support plea
Governor Carroll upholds that Iowa's chief executive must faithfully discharge state duties, leaving national affairs to the president and Congress. He seeks Republican support from those who share this theory, regardless of differences on national issues as stated by the Sioux City Journal.
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Fair Play Spirit Reported in Iowa Vote
The Mitchellville Index notes Republicans of progressive faith will back Gov. B F Carroll for a second term. The piece asserts many in Iowa share the spirit of fair play and will vote likewise.
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Carroll and Hughes Stand For Duty In Iowa
Denison Review praises Governor Carroll and contrasts him with national politics, noting Hughes faced similar lines. The piece argues Carroll is the trusted agent of Iowa voters, focused on duty, and should receive overwhelming endorsement from full minded voters.
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Garst urged to repudiate Bert Keltz and political uncleanliness
The Denpos Review argues Garst cannot safely win with dirty tools and must distance himself from Bert Keltz and his works. It warns that failure to repudiate may invite accusations of corruption and political dishonesty, jeopardizing his bid and inviting Keira’s claims of vindication.
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