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Redding caucus ends in peace and ties lift Banks
In Redding on Monday Republicans resolved factional tension by a joint east and west side candidate plan advocated by Deputy Sheriff George S Banks. He won the representative nomination on the first ballot while Fred A Judd swept probate votes, Sanford narrowly missing reelection. Other items include a theft case against Smith and Silsby, a wedding planned at Boughton bungalow, veterans’ service history of Jonathan B Sanford Jr, and local civic events.
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Times
Redding
George S. Banks
East Side
West Side
Ridge
Banks
William E. Hagen
Fred A. Judd
J. B. Sanford
Mr. Sanford
Judd
Justice of the Peace
Caucaus
D. S. Warner
William Warwick
Reddington W. Dayton
F. A. Judd
A. G. Barnett
Turczynowicz
Katherine Blackwell
Justce Lyon
Joseph W. Smith
Albert Silsby
Bethel
Sanford
Smith
Common Pleas Court
Boughton
Redding Center
Jonathan B. Sanford, Jr
Frances Boughton
Ranfire
Broom
Board of Selectmen
Hindenburg Line
Beng
Bush Terminal Co
Brooklyn
Town