Warren County Election Proclamation 1923 for General Election
Harry Jefferson as Warren County High Sheriff proclaims a General Election on Tuesday November 6 1923 from 7 am to 7 pm. Officers to be elected include Presidential Electors, one Superior Court Judge, State Treasurer, Auditor General, a U S Representative for the 28th District, and a Warren County member of the General Assembly, plus votes on fourteen constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
United States
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary
Congress
Harry Jefferson
Warren
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Congress of the United States
Pennsylvania
Phy Fore
orEhange
General Assembly of
Pensylvania
Leo P. Lemley
A. Rodriges
Wm. Mikades
Joseph Gralick
Julia Marino Norman A. Brora
Lonix Tobiner
Rogerman
Bebecag Horowitz
Theo, Fagen
Mary Horvatin Arnold A. Marinotf
Jos, Sabatelli
Thomas Morgan
Louis Cohen
Mike Blaskavich
Tony Gaibrish
Sam Shore Milan Rese
Paul Hanas
Susan Kendre John Kendra Morris Launderman
Frank Winkier
James Parker
Anna Weisman
John S. Trohar
Jalmar Sikander
Mary Harvat
General Assembly
Aaron W. Mumford
Will 4. Walker
A. W. Mumford
David A.reed
William N. McNair
Charles Katz
Elisha Kent Kane
William H. Thomas
William J. van Essen
W. J. White
Howard Martin
Edward J. Morris
Benjamin Thomas
George Hart
Edward Walsh
George W. Ohls
Lilithe M. Wilson
Charles A. Waters
Clinton B. Eilenberger
John Brophy
Minnie B. McGrew
Aston Zavells
Fred Hodgson
Superior Court
William D. Porter
James P. Rossiter
Sidney B. Miller
Charles Palmer
William Kruczynna
List of Presidential Electors Nominations by Party
A long OCR list enumerates Republican Democratic Prohibition Industrialist Socialist and Workers Communist slates with many named electors and regional affiliations, including Hoover & Curtis and numerous named individuals across parties, plus proposed constitutional amendments and election notes. The item appears as a voter slate compilation with candidate names and party tags.
Charter Amendment Rules for Consolidated City Powers
The excerpt outlines that social election powers may be transferred to the consolidated city with board consent. Amendments by the legislature require ratification by a majority of city electors at general or special elections. Reductions of municipal powers require ratification by a majority in a majority of divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania National Guard
Sawe
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Allegany
iCity of
County of
Allegheny
Board of Commissioners
Cho Board
Commissioners
Allegheny County
Board of Comisssioners
Polling Place List for Warren and Nearby Towns 1928
A long OCR list enumerates polling districts and locations in Warren County and surrounding boroughs for the 1928 election. It names district buildings, town halls, halls, and county buildings in Warren, Youngsville, Tidionte, Clarendon, Bear Lake, Sugar Grove, Grand Valley, Conewango, Corydon, Deerfield, Elk Township, Freehold, Farmington, Glade, Kinzua, Mead, Pine Grove, Pleasant, Pittsfield, Spring Creek, Sheffield, Enterprise, Triumph Township, and Watson, with specific street addresses and halls. The notice is signed as issued from the county office on October 23, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Boro
Market Street
Kirberger Ridg
Armory
Hickory St
Morrison St
County Buiding
Fifth Ave
Plum St
Tremont St
Conewang
Brokenstraw
Ouiie Ty
Younesville
Atlvddd
Brokenstyiew
Pirkriet
Irvine Town Hall
Prove Street
Conewango
County
North Warren
Warren
Trvineton
Columbus
Lottsville
Corydon
C. F
Corydon Village
R. KE. Green
Cherry Grove
Deerfield
Blix
EIK
Bliiz
Eldred
Baikling
Eltred
Freehold
County Blig
Freehell
Wrightsville
Farmington
Laneder
Glade
County Bly
Fair Grounds
Cobham Park Road
Kinzua
C. F. Hall
Limestown
Town
Bhijr
Mead
K. O. T. M. Hall
Tiona
Blair
Old Clarendon
Stoneham
Pine Grove
Liberty
Russell
Tine Grove
Akeley Grange Hall
Akeley
Pleasant—County
Pittsfield
Upper Yoo
W. C. Ty + Hall
Barnes
South West
Enterprise School
Enterprise
Triumph—Township
Watson—Township
United States
Andersons to Meet Sweden-born Mother in New York
Lander residents report Mr. and Mrs. E A Anderson travel to New York City to reunite with Anderson's Swedish-born mother who plans to move here. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Preston visited Dr and Mrs Knapp in Youngsville while Mr. and Mrs. John Sandene of Russell stayed with the Andersons. Electricity reaches Ludwick Road farms as power comes on Saturday. Local visits include Mrs Olof Nelson with Alton Pearson in Jamestown and Mrs Emma Helmes from Rochester staying with Mr and Mrs Olof Nelson. Mrs John Stanton of Stanton Hill visited Mrs Harry Ludwick. Claus Carlson and children visited Mr and Mrs John Seiberg at Palmer's Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp Road
Olof Nelson
Alton Pearson
Jamestown
Emma Helmes
Rochester
John Stanton
Stanton Hill
Harry Ludwick
Claus Carlson
John Seiberg
Palmer's Corners
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican
Hoover & Curtis
Harold L, Ervin Welter F. Donaldson
Jacob D. Lir
William Henderson
George S. Katz
Irving L. Wilson
Alfred M. Waldron
Harry A. Mackey
Russell H. Johnson
Tsabel Darlington
Franklin L. Wright B
Frank Hiest
Reese H. Harris
Guy W. Moore Eugene Herbert Snender
Morris C. Bastian
William S. Barnes
Charles G. Morgan
Henry Wilson Lark
James Cunningham Thomas J. Ferguson Walter W. Krebs
Benjamin F. Madore
Lawrence B. Sheppard
William J, Ferber
Samuel C. Redman
John A. Diehl
Elizabeth Peale
George Derr Krause
Warren Worth Bailey
Americus Enfield
Harris R. Lecrone
John F. Short
B. Gorden Harry C. Golden
George E. Rowley Turner
W, Shacklett
Horace DeYoung Leniz
James S. Moorehead
Charles L. Llewellyn
John P. Mulrenan Michael Francis Doyle
Charles G, Neely
James E. Gorman Michael J. Ryan
Edward F, Hennis
LeRoy P. Leas
Elizabeth D. Rees
Joseph H. Ake
Thomas A. Dann Berman Obernauer
William Fromm A, Martin Graham Frederick H. Hardy
Labor Foster & Gitlow
E. J. Cash
Adam Getto
Fred Siders
Frank Mozer
Jos. Sabatelli
Theo. Mower
Max Jenkins
John Otis
Harold R, John Anna Valiachive
Edward J. Horavek
Anton Hornet
Isaac Munsey
Julia Marino Norman A, Brown
Edward Callen
Isaiah Hawkins
William J. While
Fred Carreno
James M. Barr
Alex: Fontain
Anna Mandel
Victor Ahola
Arnold’ A
Marinoft
Ernest Careathers
Frank Note
Emmett McCabe
Thomas Rodgers
Mike Vaseling
Leroy Scan
Prohibition Varney & Edgerton
Rudolph B. Bankson
Serene M
Benade
S. W. Bierer
Fred Creeger
E. Dibble
John G. Dixon
J. Fithian
Power T. Gamble
William J. Gemmill
Virginia Gresh
L. R. Guier
Thomas H. Hamilton
Gee
D. Harger
J. A. Henderson
Clara A. Hendricks
Ada Hopkins
A. P. Hutchison
Fred W. Litten
Howard Leopold
Alice M. Marshall
Benny W, Mead Homer
Reynolds & Crewley
Fred G. Bauman
Charles J. Bosau
Thomas & Maurer
Mildred
Adler
John Aulenbach
Harry Berger
J.D. Blair
Charles Boeckler
Burton W. Bowsaan
Luigi Chiericoni
Percy K. Coover
Mary
B. Culver
Glenn Dawley
Auditor General
Shell
Philadelphia
City of
Lander
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