Kennedy enters race for Emmet County Recorder post
Ray Kennedy announces candidacy for County Recorder of Emmet County pending June Republican primary. He states his intention to seek the office and earn party support.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
12
Ray Kennedy announces candidacy for County Recorder of Emmet County pending June Republican primary. He states his intention to seek the office and earn party support.
A fragmented message argues that Deems should win to avoid political entanglements and to bring capital and labor into the law while protecting public rights in intel industries. It asserts broad labor experience from machinist apprentice to top railroad mechanical roles, overseeing tens of thousands of workers, and urges support based on this background.
A Tuscaloosa area trustee, noted for devoting time and funds to education, is involved with a college and school boards. He lives in a mid sized town, manages law practice, and focuses on agricultural resource development while maintaining active civic duties.
A commentary praises E. R. Moore for fair appointments in the Iowa senate and urges continued impartiality by presiding officers. It notes the lieutenant governor or speaker must uphold fair committee practices to maintain public trust, referencing the 38th General Assembly’s road bill and the Greater Iowa Committee.
Wm. F. Wood announces for County Treasurer subject to Republican primary approval in June 1920. He also announces candidacy for Representative from Emmet County Iowa subject to Republican voters will at the June primaries.
D E Kulp of Emmetsburg declares his candidacy for the state senate district 47, subject to Republican voters decision in the June primary. He seeks election in the upcoming race in the district.
The senate passed a conference committee motion after a day of debate. The piece notes Lieutenant Governor Moore's restraint in appointing fair minded members, avoiding radicals, to ensure road legislation suits taxpayers nationwide. It credits Moore with steering constructive policy and warns against partisan packing that would fuel opposition and future campaigns.
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