Union City Race Delivers Narrow Victory for Van Allsburg
Union City druggist Albert L. Bloss contests the Erie County Third District seat, but incumbent John E. Van Allsburg wins the Republican nomination by about 700 votes. Unofficial returns show Van Allsburg carrying 17 of 24 precincts with 2423 votes to Bloss 1552, advancing to face Walter H. Scott in November.
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John E. van Allsburg
Erie County
Albert L. Bloss
Union City
van Allen
Walter H. Scott
Lorry
van Allsburg
North Etast
Lake Shore
Corry
Blosa
Phe
Pinchot Leads James 45 to 30 in East Wayne
Ex Governor Gifford Pinchot defeats Judge Arthur A. James 46 to 20 in East Wayne Republican balloting. Jones slate margins exceed four to one against the opposition. Names, percentages and party results from the primary are listed, with candidates including McCloskey, Hatle, Kennedy, Margiotti, Corhran, and Davis among others. Card of Thanks notes expressed by supporters.
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Pinchot
James
East
Wayne
Gifford Pinchot
Ted Judge
Arthur A. James
East Wayne
Jonesarle
Marane
Dauphin Court Urges Pa Probe Into Graft Case
Dauphin County Court urges that Pennsylvania investigate graft and coercion tied to the Berle administration. It argues the grand jury should not be halted. the court maintains jurisdiction despite actions by former officials and seeks to restore the grand jury’s investigative time.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Berle
State Supreme Court
Dauphin County Court
Charles J. Margiotti
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
George H. Barle
Guy K. Bard
William Im.hargest
Frank B. Wickershaw
Colegrove Thanks Loyal Corry Workers After Primary Victory
County Chairman Arthur Colegrove expressed deep gratitude to his loyal Corry workers and hundreds of Corrysters who supported the Marie Jones ticket in the today’s primary. He also thanked township workers in Bigin for their rallies in support of the regular slate.
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Solmes
Arthur Colegrove
Journal
Harrisburg
Corry
Marie-Jones
Grateul
Colegrove
Bigin
Oenti
Regular Dems Sweep Concord James by Shade
Concord township voters delivered a strong showing for Jones Earle in the Democratic gubernatorial race and for James in the Mephpiical nomination. In the Republican contest, Davis edged Owlett for U S Senate while James led the governor race with 76 votes to Pinchot 66 amid a wide set of local returns.
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Concord
James
Pinchot
Jones Polly
Thomas Garrity
James Nevilley
Garrity
Review Highlights in Lives Two Senatorial Candidates
Pittsburgh May 18 U S Senator James J Davis a third term nominee with a steelworker and union background is profiled detailing his immigrant origins in Wales arrival in 1881, rise from nail sorter to secretary of labor and long service in Moose lodge while facing a 1933 acquittal on lodge lottery charges. Pennsylvania Governor George W. Earle and the 1932-34 election landscape are noted with contrasts and party dynamics.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
U. 8
James J. Davis
Wales
Pennsylvania
United States
Shatonia
Davis
Puddler
Jim
Birmingham
Ala
Elwood
Ind
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers of America
Loyal Order of Moose
National Lodge
Moose
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
William $. Yare
Philadelphia Republic
Francis Shunk Brown
Moose Lodge
Jean Ftoden- West
Wayne
Jones‘Barlehough
Pittsiuegh
James
Jane
Arthur
Elizabeth
Jean Allys
Joan
Jen- James
Gifford Pinchot
U. S
MacCloskey
Wilson
Avle
iGovernor
Kennedy
Margioth
Jones
Haluska
Mundy
Smith
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Logue
Dewitt
Congress
Orchran
Pitegeraia
Crosby
Hanley
State Assembly
Scott
State Committee
Kuehi
Wagner
Hartinges
Gambatese
Confey
Gusky
Spencer
McBride
Haverpore
Mey
Seorge
Howard Barleard
Austria
Roosevelt
Caplainat
Onve
Bare
Huberta Potter Earle
Navy
George H., Jr
Hubert
Lawrence
Ralph
Earle
Senate
Johnstown
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ulite Steel
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
America
Jamie
Ytw
Harvard University
Pinchot and Kennedy Lead in Titusville
Titusville voters produced a mix of results amid a party contest with Pinchot and Kennedy leading. Reported tallies include McClonkey 67 for Senator, Kennedy 412 for Governor, and Pinchot 949 in Congress, with other names like Cochran Fitzgeralds Cosby Hamey Davis Owlett Stokes Himes and Thompson appearing in various races.
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Titusville
Girora Puncho
Thorsy Kennedy
Eimehough
J. Pitzgeraly
Thitaville
McClonkey
Wasn
Barle
Kenedy
Mar Eiotti
Jones
Congress Cochran
Fitzgeralds
Cosby
Hamey
Davis
Owlett
Stokes
Himes
Thompson
Pinchot
Congress
Himebaigh
Jones Pinchot Win In Dauphin County Voting
May 18 report shows official returns for Dauphin County with multiple candidates listed for U. S. senator and others. Names include McCloskey Wilson Earle Davis Dwit t Stokes Goyer Kennedy Margi td Jones James Thompson Pi naloit and Pinholt with various vote tallies.
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Jones, Pinchot
Dauphin County
United Press
Harrisburg
U. S
McCloskey
Wilson
Earle
Davis
Dwiett
Stokes
Goyer Kennedy
Margi
Jones
James
Thompson
James Jones
Pinaliot
Pinchot Jones Lead In Union Primary In Tyrion City Borough
Pinchot and Jones posted strong leads in the union primary in Tyrion City Borough. Reported tallies include Governor candidates Kennedy 69, Margiotti 37, Pinchot 508. Congress Cochran 19. Senator Davis 56. Wilson Barle 237. Himebough 829. Rogers 815. Jamen 225. Jimes 11. Fitzgerald 820. Stokes 27.
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Guard Pimener
C. A. Jones
Repulican
Tynion City
Toth
Moth Ward
McCloskey
Wilson Barle
Kennedy
Margiotti
Tones
Congress
Cochran
Fitzgerald
Crosby
Hanley
Davis
Owlett
Stokes
Thompson
Jamen
County Committee Thanks Democrats for Support
The Barle Jones Muridy Logale Fitzgerald Erie County Committee expresses gratitude to the Democrats of the county for their strong support. The message also notes a vote of confidence in Artin Orlegrove, county chairman, and highlights leadership by Michael Cronin, Carlton V. King, and the Erle Jones committee.
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Erie County Committee
Hie County
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Farley
Guffey
Artin
Orlegrove
Michael Cronin
Carlton V. King
Earle-Jones Committee
Erle Go
Elgin Rolls Up Heavy Victory in Earle-Jones Race
In Elgin borough voters backed Earle and Jones in the Republican gubernatorial contest and saw large margins for several county and state posts. Notable results include Pinchot 21 to 13 for Arthur James in GOP governor race, Democrats McCloskey and Wilson leading for Senate, and wide margins across other nominations with multiple officials listed.
Kennedy Leads Spartansburg Governor Races
Glifory Pinchot and Thema Knn nowy led their respective Republican and Democratic tickets in Spar tansburg yesterday. Total votes show Senator McCloskey 2 Wilgon 15 Earle 58 Governor Kenneily 25 Margiotti 19 Jones 21 Congress Cochran 7 Withgerald 21 Crosby 27 Hanley 4 Senator Davis 63 Owlett 17 Stokes 5 Governor James 17 Thompson 1 J Jones 0 Pinchot 83 Congress Himebaugh 69 Rodgers 8.
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M'di
Wilson
Earle
Governa
Kennedy
Margitti
Tidones Jioniai
Haluski
Mundy
Smith
Sec
Dewitt Congress
Fes
Cochran
Crosby
Hunle
State Assembly
Scott
Kuehl
Wagner
Barrin'r ' S
Gamb'se
Conley
Epublican Uj S
Davis
van Alls
Owlett
Blonsburg Stokes
Amity
Concord Townalp
James
Corry
Jones
Greene
Sect. of Internal Affairs
Godeha
Harborcreek
West
D. Im
Dewey
DeRenza
Union
Congress Union City
Tat
Union City
Rodgers
Bot Venango Township
Wattsburg
Boro I
pBloss
Wayne ‘Dp
East
van A
Wayne Tp
Wiest
Dist
Wesleyville
East Dist
State Committee
McClure
West Dist
Oe Gleeten
Ath U. S
McCloskey
Will Gon
Hatle
Margiotti
Halaska
Munily
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Logue
Dewitt
Congress
Corhran
Titsgérald
Hanley
Huehl
Barringer
Gambatese
Gusky
Cox
Modvers
Bloss
van Alsburg
Medura
Gleeten
Republican U
Dayla
Ovlett
Stokes
Glifory Pinchot
Thema Knnnowy
Spartansburg
Wilgon
Kenneily
Congress—Cochran
Withgerald
Thompson
J, Jones
Pinchot
Himebaugh
Senator James J. Davis Thanks Pennsylvania voters
Pittsburgh May 1 Senator James J Davis winner of the Republican senatorial nomination expressed gratitude for the splendid vote of confidence given him by Pennsylvania voters.
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Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Election Notes Reflect City Voting Amid Power Failure
Election notes report seven minutes of power outage near polls delaying voting. Line trouble blamed. power restored and late voters allowed extra time. Daylight saving referendum results show Meadville 247 against and 146 for. Titusville rejected daylight time. Meadvil approving bond issues. total Crawford County assembly race counts show Guffey leading, with Margiotti and Jones dominant in district returns. Charley J. Margiotti congratulates Jones with a telegram.
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Polly
Wile
Titusville
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