THREE O O P COMMITTEE CHANGES IN CITY ELECTION
Spirited precinct contests reshaped the GOP city committee with three veteran members losing seats. Victor Dempsey and several listed candidates won key Democratic and Republican precinct contests in the Third Ward and First Ward while Arthur J. Schaub defeated incumbent Lloyd Tuppersburger in the Yourth Wave area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Dempsey
Thomas Clavie
William Dahl
Marie Depew
Franke J. Lillie
Republican Committee
Apna Banks
Zipyoorah Miller
Mae Carmike
Arthur J. Schaub
Lloyd Tuppersburger
Thomas ‘Varrity
Irma Saxton
el Pore Miner
Pourth
AtUnie
Sehanb TT
Lloyd Guppersburger
Mors
Allo Gtylor
Van Allsburg Wins Republican Nomination for State Assembly
North East incumbent John Fe. Van Allsburg won the Republican nomination for State Assembly in the Third District of Brie County. He defeated W. Stuart Houghton of Corry and Edward M. Foye of North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. van Allsburg
North East
Brie Couinty
W. Stuart Houghton
Corry
Edward M. Foye
Siggins Flynn chosen in Warren County GOP meeting
Warren County Republicans named delegates to the national convention from the Twentieth Congressional District. John Siggins led with 715 votes, Flynn 605, Brown 142, as primary contest. Hith L McCalmont lost the nomination for General Assembly to W W Muir. McClure won Delaware County nomination defeating Weldon Heyburn by about 10,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warres
Apny
John Siggins
Warren
John M. Prynn
Con Pessoas
Sligains
Flynsi
Brown
Hith L. McCalmont
General
McClure
Delaware County
Fils
Weldon
Heyburn
Coyne Captures State Senate Nomination Lead
In a decisive district contest James J. Coyne wins the Republican nomination for state senate. The result confirms Coyne as the party’s choice in a competitive race within the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyne
James J. Coyne
Serrill Elected in Special Forest County Race
Dr. William W. Serrill, Republican of Kellettsville, won a life assembly seat in a Forest County special election to fill the late Major Alexander Ri Wheeler's term. He doubled the vote of his Democratic opponent Lewis H. Mensch, Marion Vie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serrill
William W. Serrill
Kellettsville
Life Assembly
Alexander Ri ‘Wheeler
Endeavor
Lewis H. Mensch
Marlenvie
Blair County District Figures From Roosevelt and Breckinridge
Blair County shows election district tallies with Roosevelt 1770 Breckinridge 56 Boi ch 2601 Roberts 1106 Zimmermen 627 fweeny 3668 Ross 1641 Pin Gia 1558 Thompann 3088 across forty five districts.
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Blair County
Blair
Roosevelt
Breckinridge
Boich
Roberts
Zimmermen
Fweeny
Ross
Pin- Gia
Thompann
Butler County Preelicta in Butter Despite Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered items and numbers with place names like Breckineidze and London, unclear context. The readable lines mention people or codes such as Thompson and Roos with numeric references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Breckineidze
London
Enens
Zintmyrmin
Roos
Thompson
Biguia
EMS Organization Split In Two Contests
The state Democratic organization faces two intra party fights for Congressional nominations after Tuesday’s primary. In Philadelphia, Michael J. Stack defeated John J. Coyle for the 1st district nomination with backing from Rev. Charles Cougin and the National Union for Social Justice, opposing the state organization. In Pittsburgh, Wat Nair and Herman Bhersiar led a second intra party battle as McNab backed the state group, with Weberhayler’s nomination leaning toward the organization. Republican votes saw Cornelia Bryce Pinchot lose the 5th district to Talies J. Connolly who had organization support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Ellis
United Press
Phila Delph
Democratic
Jost
Philadelphia
Michael J. Stack
Democratic Incibent
John J. Coyle
Michel Aistrict
Stack
Charles Cougiin
National Union For Social Justice
Wat N
Ite Nair
Pittsburgh
Herimian P
Sth
Talies J. Connolly
Cornplanter rejects bond. Borouogh favors oil city school bond
In Cornplanter township voters rejected a $70,000 bond to fund a consolidated school in Rouseville by 388 to 194. Bonseville borough backed a $93,000 bond for the same school plan by 279 to 58. Venango County precinct tallies include Roosevelt 154, Breckinridge 226, Zimmerman 50, Sweeny 881, Rosy 3182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango County
Roosevelt
Breckinridge
Borah
Roberts
Zimmerman
Sweeny
Rosy
Thompson
Pinole
Pinchot Backed by Pinchot Aide Fails in 18th District Nomination
Former Congressman Louis Mc Padden fails in his comeback bid for the 18th district Republican nomination. Col. A Rutherford wins the nomination by about 2000 votes with support from former Governor Gifford Pinchot whose home is in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Louis McPadden
Col. A. Rutherford
Honesdale
Rutherford
Gifford Pinchot
Mrs Pinchot Defeated in Congressional Nomination Bid
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of the former Pennsylvania governor was defeated for Congress by former Congressman Connolly of Philadelphia. The loss marks her third failed bid for a Republican congressional nomination.
Roosevelt 20 to 1 Tr completes Westmoreland results
Complete returns from Westmoreland County show Roosevelt carrying seven precincts with 2120 votes. Breckinridge 152, Borah 1847, Roberts 1293, Gimmerman 664, Sweeny 591, Ross 174, Thompson 4576, Pinota 1104.
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Roosevelt
Westmoreland County
Breckinridge
Borah
Roberts
Gimmerman
Sweeny
Ross
Thompson
Pinota
Wayne township votes show heavy Democratic slate support
Readable tallies from Wayne township and east and west districts list Democratic candidates for president Roosevelt Breckenridge state treasurer Ross auditor general Roberts Zimmerman congress Crosby Condren Lavery, senate Gilson assembly Beach and party officers. Republican counts appear for comparison in each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Yesslay
Temocratic
Roosevelt
Breckenridge
Ross
Roberts
Zimmerman
Congress
Crosby
Condran
Ladtery
Senate
Gilson
Beath
Bemonda
Lora
Hdmonis
Borah
Thompson
Pinola
Sweeny
Hosbach
Wilson
Blass
Rose
Ziesenheim
Foye
van Allsbure
Houghton
Cliton Walrous
Thelma Hurlbut
Roosevelt BI
Condren
Lavery
Beach
Gerald Milley
Boyd Spencer
Burnham
Schuknecht
Limbers
Zenda Miller
Hogbach
van Alshung
Gary Proctor
Vivian Burrows
Wil Rose
Camby Springs
Charles J. Crosby
Concorn Lowhallp
Concord Township
Presient
Foosevelt
Rosa
Laybery
Gitwon
Republican
Pregient
Hoabaeh
Riesenheim
van Ansburg
Hosiery workers back Roosevelt in historic vote
The Padération of Hosiey in Philadelphia on April 29 endorsed President Franklin D. Roosevelt for re election. At the 25th annual convention the Sigdrization adopted a resolution supporting his re election by a 2 to 1 1/2 vote, citing wage earners’ lack of alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMIE
Philadsophia
Hosiey
Roosevelt
Tme
Sigdrization
Ceause
Deceased S E Walker Listed as Delegate Candidate
In Warren Venango Crawford Clarion Mercer and Wie counties a dead man’s name appeared on the ballot for the Democratic national convention delegate from the 20th district. S E Walker of Warren died after ballots were printed but was listed as a candidate alongside unopposed L N Dilley. Alternate delegates Edmond Greene Venango and O G Moore Clarion ran without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanion
Thesday
Warren
Venango
Porest
Clarion
Mercer
Wie
S. BE. Walker
Walker
L. N. Dilley
Merter
Edmond
Greene
Venango County
O. G. Moore
Mheefh
Siggins Flynn Win 120th Congress Area Delegates
Early returns from six counties show John MC Siggins Jr. of Warren and John H Flynn of Elle county poised to win district delegates to the Republican national convention. Mercer county provided no reports, while Venango Warren Clarion Forest and Elk counties sent returns slowly. Siggins led in four of five counties, Flynn trailed only in Venango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghey
Aipril
John MC Siggins, Jr
Warren
John H. Flynn
Elle County
Mercer County
Venango
Clarion
Forest and
Elk
Siggins
Flynn
Fred W. Brows
Pranktin
McLean County Returns From Ten Districts
McLean County reports results from ten districts in Mc Kean County with Roosevelt 78 Breckinsridge 17 Borah 399 Roberts 41 Zim ametmin 11 Bweery 416 Ross 43 Thompson 7 Pinola 135.
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Mclean County
McKean
Roosevelt
Breckinsridge
Borah
Roberts
Zimametmin
Bweery
Ross
Thompson
Pinola
Roosevelt Leads In Crawford Count Precincts With Narrow Margin
Results from 41 precincts show Roosevelt at 221 votes, Breckinridge 218, Borah 213.5, Ross 199.19, Pinola 95.7, Thompson 119, Sweeny 80, Roberts 118, Simmerman listed but unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Crawford
Breckinridge
Ross
Pinola
Thompson
Sweeny
Roberts
Simmerman
Gag
Philadelphia Republicans win vacancies in general assembly
Unofficial returns show Republicans sweeping Philadelphia special elections to fill five of ten assembly vacancies. Elected include John R. I. Scott for the 3rd Senatorial district Richard A. Cooper Charles W. Sweeney William H. Beadman and Raymond Kenney for the State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philad
LPHTA
Philadelphia
General Assembly
John R. I. Scott
Richard A. Cooper
Charles W. Sweeney
William H. Beadman
Raymond Kenney
House of Representatives
Lancaster County
Assembly
Baker Roy
H. Wilson Zwally
Ruth
Senate
Democratic Chairman Loses Venango Race in Primary
On April 29 in Venango County a crowded field faced G. G. Martin as Democratic county chairman candidate. Dr Laurence Callan, Panilifi postmaster, led about 1 000 votes in 47 of 77 districts, signaling a likely upset against the incumbent in the Democratic state committee race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venan Bu County
Laurence Callan
G. G. Martin
Vote in Sparta Committee Contest in Sawtusville
Election results for Centerville and Spartansburg in the Democratic county committee race show John F Murphy 19, Harry V McBride 10, Hilla C Brannon 15, Harriet Weaver JA at Centerville. Spartansburg totals P J Doober 21, W P Burlingham 21, Lillia Penoyer 13, J C Bell 28. Doober and Burlingham tie, winner to be decided by lot. Burlingham and Pennoyer were running mates with Burlingham the highway candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawtusville
Spires
Democratic County Committee
Centerville
Spartansburg
John FP. Murphy
Harry V. McBride
Hilla C. Brannon
Harriet Weaver
Mya
Weaver
P. J. Doober
W. P. Burlingham
Lillia Penoyer
J. C. Bell
Dooher
Burlingham
Lot
Pennoyer
Concord primary results show Rose and Crosby winning seats
Voters in Concord cast 182 ballots with Rose and Crosby favored for Congress. Elgin reported Roosevelt ticket support with large margins in several races including state senate and assembly, while Republican and Democratic committee results and local rentals noted in the same brief.
Rose to oppose Crosby in November race
Rose, Cambridge Springs publisher, wins the Republican nomination in a four cornered contest to challenge Congressman Charles N. Crosby in November. rivals included James N. Wilson Franklin B. Hosbach and GC. Arthur Blass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rose
Cambridge Springs
Charles N. Crosby
James N. Wilson
Franklin B. Hosbach
Arthur Blass
Primary Vote Light In Titusville As Democrats Lead
Very light turnout marked the Titusville primary yesterday. In Congress and Assembly races Democrats held a higher vote percentage than Republicans. Borah was the sole presidential filer on the Republican ticket and John N. O Neil of Washington county was the only pledged at large Borah delegate. A write in for Gov Alf Landon drew 26 votes in Titusville.
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Congress
Senator Borah
Tolano
John N. O'Neil
Washington County
Borah
Titusville
Alf Landon
Kansas
Fayette County Districts List With Voter Counts
Sinty ski districts in Payette county include Roosevelt 8216 Breckinridge 203 Borah 1027 Roberts 6100 Zimmer man 1232 Sweeny 4312 Ross 6090 Thompson 3400 Pinola 4671.
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Fayette County
Payette County
Roosvelt
Breckinridge
Roberts
Zimmerman
Sweeny
Ross
Thompson
Pinola
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Schaub, Depew, Dahl and Miller
Dempsey
Clark
van Allsburg
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Siggins, Flynn
Warren County
EMS
Wayne
van Allsbury
S. E. Walker
Congress Area
Meadville
James N. Condren
James Fy. Lavery
Fiie
Erie-Crawford
Phila
DEM
Beaverdam
Youngs
Misa Charlotte Rouse
Union City
Carl Proctor
Myr
Gerald Bagley
Jesse Whitney and
Phildren
Louise
Clinton Smith
Proctorville
H.D. Witney
H. D. Whitney
AJ Burton
Reillys
Aseir Jon
Arthur Burton
Carl Gates
Familios Corry
W. H. Cummings
Fis Whitney
Thureday
Roy Paine
J.A. Higley
Irs
Lyong
Owen Fullom
Eric
Taty Withiams Jad
Wistimbung
Walter Proator
Suddaly
Sparta Committee
Houghton Trails
Elgin
M. H.mcmahon
Jemmett Crow
Mae Clark
Margaret Burrows
L Robbins
Chevrolet
Fisher
Sinenal Motors
Chevrolet Motor Co
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