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Alabama: 1933 Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment

Delegates to Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment, 1933 (May be incomplete!)

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1933 Jul 18: Evan F. Allison, elected; Frank M. Dixon, elected; S. Hubert Dent, Jr., elected; Lester A. Farmer, elected; Shelby S. Fletcher, elected; Mrs. Solon Jacobs, elected; Hugh D. Merrill, elected; J. Sanford Mullins, elected; W. W. Ramsey, elected; George A. Sossaman, elected. C. E. Alexander, elected. J. A. Baldwin, elected. James M. Springer, elected; Guy W. Winn, elected. C. C. McGraw, elected. E. G. Hagood, elected. R. E. L. Cope, Jr., elected; Hugh B. Tompkins, elected. H. P. Martin, elected; R. H. Watson, elected, but did not serve. F. D. Norman, elected; M. B. Wellborn, elected. E. R. Cook, Sr., elected; Sam H. Oliver, elected. E. L. McCalman, elected. V. J. Gragg, elected, but did not serve. D. D. Powe, elected. J. A. Gilmore, elected; Richard Krudop, elected. C. M. Pruet, elected. J. H. Gibbs, elected. Charles Dozier, elected. Allen J. Roulhac, elected, but did not serve. J. J. Sanders, elected, but did not serve. D. M. White, elected. F. B. Lloyd, elected. S. E. Jordan, elected. G. C. Burke, elected. S. T. Jones, elected, but did not serve. V. B. Atkins, elected; S. A. Reynolds, elected; Herbert C. Stallworth, elected. John T. Bartlett, elected. P. J. Enslen, elected; Dick Thompson, elected. Adrian P. Downing, elected. Carl Lay, elected; W. R. Scarbrough, elected. Ben E. Jones, elected. M. S. Hansbrough, elected. E. C. 'Bud' Boswell, elected. W. J. Barnes, Jr., elected. Cullen Morgan, elected; William E. W. Yerby, elected. W. W. Dawkins, elected; Lloyd Griffin, elected. Alex D. Wood, elected. J. S. Benson, elected; J. K. Thompson, elected. William H. Burr, elected; Cecil M. Deason, elected; J. K. Jackson, elected; A. D. McKinney, elected; A. B. Powell, elected; Lucy J. Wideman, elected; J. S. Winters, elected, but did not serve. O. E. Young, elected. Alex Jackson, elected; Henry J. Moore, elected, but did not serve. J. Kirk Howell, elected, but did not serve. I. J. Dorsey, elected; S. L. Toomer, elected. Charles R. Jones, elected. J. E. Holmes, elected; W. P. Russell, elected. William P. Campbell, elected. John E. McEachin, elected; Robert E. Spragins, elected. J. B. Cox, elected, but did not serve; D. C. Mosely, elected. W. B. Mixon, elected. L. S. Kirby, elected, but did not serve. W. D. DeBardelaben, elected; James E. Duggan, elected; Rosa Gerhardt, elected. E. R. Morrisette, elected. Silas D. Cater, elected; L. C. Curry, elected; Robert T. Goodwyn, elected; John B. Scott, elected. B. P. Collier, elected, but did not serve; E. L. Hays, elected. S. A. Gordon, elected; W. H. Tayloe, elected. M. B. Curry, elected. J. F. Giddens, elected; W. W. Haralson, elected. M. R. Buckalew, elected. J. E. Bird, elected; J. B. Hicks, elected. John R. Robinson, elected. George Scott, Jr., elected. C. H. May, elected; George A. Price, elected. R. Heine, elected; T. D. Wood, elected. G. O. Dark, elected; James Gullage, elected. Pete J. Davis, elected; John D. McQueen, Jr., elected. A. B. Legg, elected; J. L. Sowell, elected. Howard G. Scott, elected. A. C. Carlton, elected, but did not serve; P. E. Wallace, elected. T. C. Burns, elected, but did not serve.

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