Onondaga Jefferson clash over Fifth District justiceship
Political maneuvering in Quendaga County centers on filling the Fifth District Supreme Court seat. Jefferson and Onondaga power blocs vie for the nomination with Hughes declining and Wright favored by Jefferson delegates. The contest hinges on regional balance as Oswego and St. Lawrence counties lack resident justices and routing to appellate seats is debated amid local party calculations.
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Quendaga County
Supreme Court
Jefferson County
Lewis County
Jefferson
Watertown
Miller
Oswego
Plattsburg
Great North Country
O. Byron Brewster
Elizabethtown
Essex County
Albany
Justice Morehouse
Andrew W. Ryan
Lewis
St. Lawrence
Franklin
Syracuse
Rome
Utica
Little Falls
Schenectady
Hughes
Frank J. Costello
G.O.P
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Onondaga
Jesse E. Kingster
Clifford H. Sears
Frank P. Maloass
Francis D. McCarn
Rochester
Oneida County
Earle C. Bastow
Howard Ringrase
Herkimer
Abram Zoller
D. Page Morehouse, Jr
Henry J. Kimball
Kemball
Rochester, Jefferson and
Henry A. Wise
WISE
Russel Wright
James T. Cross
Thomas E. Dewey
Ringrose
Indorse Wright
Milton A. Wiltse
Executive Committee
Onondaga and
Wrigs
Harry H. Skerritt
Onondaga G.O.P
Endance
Congress
Mwork
J. Harold Slater
House
Washington D. C
Walter A Bligh
Bligh
Small Business Committee
Clellan S. Forsythe
Solvay Re Maren
Democrats
Daniel F. Mathews
Donald N. Salvetti
Justice of the Peace
Salvetti
Stanley Major
John W.nozynski
Anthony M. Cimini
George Rome
Norman James
Louis ,Valetta
Walter O. Scheiss
Major
Nozynski
Cimini
Valetta
Solvay
John Chemotti
John
Nicolini
Chemotti
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Fie
Leon ‘Terotl
Nathaniel Goldstein
Chemott
Stuart Gary Brown
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Syracuse University
Gertrude S. Brooks
Onondaga Republican Committee
G.O.P. Women’s
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Idey Bros
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Axminster
Arthur Murray
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Arthur Murray, Inc
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