Pinchot Victory Leads Gubernatorial Plurality Record
Official returns show Governor candidate Gifford Pinchot with a 250,071 plurality over Democrat John A. McSparran in a 1,464,271 total. Burke and Van Essen polled 127,180 and 104,140 respectively. Home rule amendment approved by 132,490 in a 622,196 total, with Governor votes higher than primary turnout. Reed and Pepper led Senate totals with 867,563 and 361,177 plurality respectively. Pinchot had most votes overall. Gawthorp claimed largest Supreme Court majority.
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Gifford Pinchot
John A. McSparran
William J. Burke
William J. van Essen
Reed
Pepper
Pinchot
Gawthorp
Supreme Court
Car Plunge Injures Chronister and Others on Lincoln Highway
C G Chronister manager of Salant and Salant cutting works East Berlin drived his Durant car when glare from an oncoming vehicle caused a dimming and loss of control. The car toppled into a stone pile. Chronister and Myrtle Manuel sustained bruises but Manuel required doctor care along with several other occupants. The car was damaged but driven home. Hunters flood South mountains for the season opening with many deer sightings and efforts to protect does. The Abbottstown Hunting Club sent members including Cronisver to a mountain camp.
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C. G. Chronister
Salant & Salant Cutting
East Berlin
Lincoln Highway
Craumer
Chronister
Myrtle Manuel
Abbottstown Hunting Club
Mountains
Wilter J. Cranmer
Robert Miller
John H. Rutter
Hilliard Leib
S. S. Wolf
Claude Hamm
Irvin Hamm
George Moul
Edward Wildasin
Clement Warner
Charles Chronisver
Willis Hartman
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