Peters Complimented as He Heads to Congress
Congressman-elect Peters says he is greatly complimented by the vote across the district. He pledges to work on tariff revision and reciprocity, crediting Democratic leaders independents and Republicans for support. The list of elected representatives from various districts shows a mix of Republican and Democratic winners.
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Representing Elected Delegates by District Across Massachusetts
A long list of elected representatives by district across multiple counties including Barnstable Berkshire Bristol Hampden and Suffolk with party designations. Names cover many towns such as Barnstable North Adams Adams Taunton Fall River Lawrence and Boston reflecting a broad gubernatorial or legislative slate.
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Suffolk
Alfred S. Hail
Revere
James J. Mellen
Boston
Edward W. Dixon
Thomas I. Curley
Guy W. Cox
Frank J. Linehan
William W. Clarke
Thomas Leavitt
Edward J. Bromberg
Berkshire
Thomas F. Cassidy
Adams
D. Berkshire
Hampshire
Hampden
William H. Feiker
Northampton
Bristol
Thomas W. Williams
Attleboro
Frank M. Chace
Fall River
William J. Bullock
New Bedford
Frank ©. Coombs
North Attleboro
Samuel M. Holman
R. L. Robinson
Mansfield
M. J. Kenny
Taunton
William M. Dean
Virth
Chas
Joseph A. Gauthier
Andrew LT. Doyle
Nathaniel BP. Sowle
William H. Cook
T. FY. Higgins
Francis J. Fennelly
Joseph A. Parks
Councillors Elected Districts 1 to 6 in State Vote
The report lists elected councillors across districts including David G. Pratt of Middleboro as Republican in District 1 Albion F. Bemis Brookline Republican District 2 Edward P. Barry Boston Democrat Alfred F E Cox Malden Republican District 3 Lewis H. Bartlett Lynn Republican Seward W Jones Newton Republican Calvin D. Paige Southbridge Republican Franklin W. Russell Pittsfield Republican.
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David G. Pratt
Middleboro
Albion F. Bemis
Brookline
Edward P. Barry
Boston
Alfred FE. Cox
Malden
Lewis H. Bartlett
Lynn
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Newton
Calvin D. Paige
Southbridge
Franklin W. Russell
Pittsheld
Governor Hoch’s race in Kansas sparks partisan forecasts
In Torrea Kansas on November 6, Governor Hoch leads over W A Harris with projected margins around 10 600 votes. Democratic St ate committee chair claims Harris could win by 10 000 to 80 000. Republican chairman Kaminr Crummer cites Hoch victory but offers no figures. Kansas to elect eight Republican Congressmen.
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Coninman
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Democratic Stote Committee
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Coakleys Reported as Heaviest Losers in Election
Two of the election’s heaviest losers are Tim and Dan Coakley. Tim reportedly wagered about $7000 on Moran to win the State with odds near 2 to 3. Moran’s victory would have net the Coakleys about $20 600 if Moran had prevailed.
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Bourne
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William R. Salter
William D. Chapple
Salem
James F. Shaw
Manchester
Harry P. Morse
Haverhill
Joseph Donovan
Lawrence
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George J. Galland
Amherst
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William F. Hayes
Springfield
Daniel D. Mahoney
Chicopee
Middlesex
James H. Vahey
Watertown
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Elmer A. Stevens
Somerville
Charles L. Dean
R. Eiffth
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Herbert S. Riley
Woburn
James W. Grimes
Reading
John J. McManmon
Lowell
D. Norfolk
Charles I. Jenney
Hyde Park
William ©. Faxon
Stoughton
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Arthur M. Taft
Worcester
Allan G. Buttrick
Lancaster
John Lovell Johnson
Fitchburg
Winfield S. Schuster
Douglas
Charles M. Prouty
Spencer
Plymouth
Frank G. Wheatley
Abington
George H. Garfield
Brockton
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Thomas Pattison
Clenrie H. Cahoon
Harwich
Lorenzo D. Baker, Jr
Weillfleet, R
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North Adams
S. John Lamoureux
Arthur N. Streeter
Samnuel L. Porter
Amesbury
Tradel
Leslie K. Morse
Naverhill
Arthur L. Nason
George Bunting
Methuen
Emil J. Muehlig
William A. Kelleher
J. Hyde
Wm. J. Graham
John N. Cole
Andover
John F. Cook
J. B. Carbrey
Peabody
W. E. Dorman
George H. Newhall
Arthur W. Barker
John H. MehKenney
C. Johnson
Nahant
Matthew McCann
Herbert M. Forristall
Saugus
Philip A. Kiely
Frank W
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Conway, D
Lyman W. Griswold
Greenfield
James A. Gunn
Montague
Dennis E. Farley
Erving
Ernest E. Hobson
Palmer
W. I. Cook
George D. Green
Ludlow
Edwin F. Leonard
George V. Lovely
Frank D. Kemp
Daniel H. Morgan
Charles T. Holt
Frank G. Hodskins
Michael F. Walsh
Andrew F. Healy
Holyoke
John WK. McCarthy
Charles A. Andrews
James H. Bryan
Westfield
D. Hampshire
Calvin Coolidge
Darwin EE. Lyman
Cummington
Alvin L. Wright
South Hadley
John H. Schoonmaker
Ware
Manuel Andrew
William M. Hogan
George A. Giles
Fred L. Bounke
Julius Meyers
Samuel BP. Elmore
George W. Long
Harry N. Stearns
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John I.’. Lothrop
Patrick J. Duane
Waltham, D
J. H. Marey
Waltham
William TI. Hall
Natick
Harry N. Winch
Framingham
Wilbur A. Wood
Hopkinton
William M. Brigham
Fred F. Trull
Hudson
Edwin C. Perham
Chelmsford
Waldo Spaulding
Pepperell
Albion I, Parmenter
Wayland
Charles J. Wier
Pittecsib
William H. Thayer
Martin F. Conley
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William H. I. Hayes
Charles F. Varnum
R. Fighteenth
Albert I. Grant
R. Mineteensh
William E. Westall
Twentieth
Andrew Roscoe Linsco
Medford
Charles H. Brown
Horace Dexter Hardy
Arlington
Joseph O. Wellington
Belmont
James A. Jones
Stoneham
Nantucket
E. B. Coleman
Norfolk
Joseph H. Soliday
Joseph Walker
Norman H. White
Frederick G. Katzmann
Edward B. Draper
Canton
Rifth
Eugene C. Hulsman
Quincy
Edward J. Sandberg
Russell B. Vorster
Weymouth
Fiith
A. S. Burns
Joseph John Shepherd
Pembroke
Harry E. Mapes
Cohasset
Melvin S. Nash
Hanover
E. Alden Dyer
Whitman
Robert T. Delano
Wareham
Joseph E. Beals
Roland
Lewis B. McKie
Joseph J. Murley
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Boston D
John F. Sullivan
Michael J. Eagan
Daniel J. McDonald
Timothy J. Buckley
William F. Murray, Jr
Richard 8. Teeling
Thomas F. Driscoll
Chelsea
Thomas J. Grady
Philip J. McGonagle
John Quinn, Jr
Martin M. Lomasney
Robert K. McVirdy
Timothy F
James F. Powers
John J. Driscoll
William P. Higgins
Patrick H. O’connor
John H. Toland
William J. Lyons
John M. McDonald
James J
Charles Addison Malley
Fred FE
Edwin T. McKnight
Jacob H. Mack
Walter A. Webster
John J. Conway
A. S. Parker Weeks
Gideon B
James Oliver
Athol
Atherton D. Converse
Winchendon
William F. Learned
Gardner
Alvin F. Bailey
Barre
Charles B. Blair
Warren
Felix Gatineau
Frank Colleto, Jr
William J. Haggerty
Webster
Hiram W. Loring
Shrewsbury
Henry F. Rice
Sutton
George F. Birch
Milford
Leonard T. Gaskill
Mendon
Charles Mayberry
Clinton
William James Potter
Northboro
Clesson Kenney
Leominster
David Curtis Nick
Hugh H. O'Rourke
Francis 0. Dahlquist
R. Ningtaes
Lucian B. Stone
George P. Lawrence
Chickering
Fred H. Gillett
Purdy
Charles G. Washburn
Butler Ames
Ernest W. Roberts
Ith District
Samuel A. McCaluk
Th District
Horner
John A. Kelsher
Sth
Joseph F. O'Connell
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