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Quay Leads in Pennsylvania Republican Convention
At Harrisburg 358 delegates convened to nominate a State ticket. M L Quay’s control yielded Judge Pennypacker’s Gov candidacy. Elkin faction protests and Watres withdrawals affected votes. Speeches by McLain Carson Moore and Sibley highlighted party unity and Pennsylvania’s Republican record.
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Elkin
Robert S. Murphy
Johnstown
Francis Murphy
Quay
Montrose
James
Hampton L. Carson
Judge Pennypacker
Everett Warren
Watres
Warren
Pennypacker
Pennypackerites
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Moore
Shields
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Peeler
Sibley
Samuel Winpenny Pennypacker
John Plowboy Elkin
Harrisburg
Opera House
M. L. Quay
Durham
William M. Brown
Lawrence
Brown
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Roosevelt
Frank Reeder
Bilkin
Senator Penrose
Senate
Thomas H. Garvin
Wesley R. Andrews
Penrose
Committee
Hubert J. Riley
Delaware
David H. Lane
Senator Quay
T. Larry Eyre
Chester
Committee On
Cambria County
McKinley
Clarence Burleigh
Pittsburg
Frank McLain
Lancaster County
Yim
Cen Conan
Tlemen
McLain
Lacawanna
E. A. Devlin
Pennsylvania
Commonwealths
Pennsylvania Mergency
Montgomery County
Peter McCall
Law Department
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Capitol
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Mr. Moore
Philadephia
Jerry Snyder
Lehigh
Frew I. Lewis
Allentown
Walter T. Merrrick
Tinga
John B. Brown
George Kunkel
Dauphin
Isaac B. Brown
Erie County
Republican Party
Keystone