Youths of Both Parties Seek Change in State Senate
In the Ninth District tug of war two incumbents face strong opposition from party rivals as campaigns for the senate heat up. Taylor county rotation favors Hodges, yet Hodges’ strength in Monongalia and surrounding counties is noted. In Kanawha, a new slate forms as Clyde Beecher Johnson declines to seek reelection.
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Hardy
Preston
Teess
Charles E. Hodges
Marion
Monongalia
Taylor
J. Slidellan
Randolph and
Upshur
Herald
Braxton
Calhoum
Gilmer
Pocahontas
Weber
Hodges
Ie T. Wills
House of Delegates
John Patrick Beacom
Wilkinson
Beacom
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Sheth
Kanawha
Clyde Beecher Johnson
Crosley
North Woods
Crosley Coolrest Amd Ak Poursell
Attorneys Vie for Delegates Nominations in 1931 Race
Alvin J. Barnhart floor leader, William G. MacCorkle, and James M. Mason II enter the contest for nomination as attorneys running for seats. The article notes Landis influence on the commission bill and Mathews and Perera roles in securities law and Wall Street investigations. Also mentions a record crowd awaiting execution in Raleigh.
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Alvin J. Barnhart
House of Delegates
William G. MacCorkle
James M. Mason
Landis
Mathews
Trade Commission
Perera
Wall Street
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