The Political Graveyard: Maryland: 1933 Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment

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Maryland: 1933 Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment

Delegates to Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment, 1933 (May be incomplete!)
James B. Berry 1933 Edward R. Buck 1933 Edward J. Clarke 1933 William E. Conway 1933 R. Bennett Darnall 1933 J. McFadden Dick 1933 Thomas J. Flaherty 1933 Charles H. Heintzeman 1933 Margaret Elizabeth Heller 1933 John Philip Hill 1933 Harry F. Klinefelter 1933 Harry O. Levin 1933 Henry Lloyd, Jr. 1933 Elizabeth Lowndes 1933 Hannah P. Lowndes 1933 Joseph P. McCurdy 1933 Victor D. Miller 1933 Robert W. Price 1933 John A. Robinson 1933 James C. Shriver 1933 Peter M. Siewierski 1933 Bernard O. Thomas 1933 Leonard Weinberg 1933 Jane L. West 1933

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1933 Sep 12: J. McFadden Dick (Wet), elected; R. Bennett Darnall (Wet), elected; Helen S. Athey (Wet), elected, but did not serve; Ella T. Clotworthy (Wet), elected, but did not serve; Joseph P. McCurdy (Wet), elected; Elizabeth Lowndes (Wet), elected; Edward J. Clarke (Wet), elected; Henry Lloyd, Jr. (Wet), elected; Edward R. Buck (Wet), elected; William E. Conway (Wet), elected; Harry F. Klinefelter (Wet), elected; John A. Robinson (Wet), elected; Peter M. Siewierski (Wet), elected; John Philip Hill (Wet), elected; Bernard O. Thomas (Wet), elected; James C. Shriver (Wet), elected; Victor D. Miller (Wet), elected; James B. Berry (Wet), elected; Hannah P. Lowndes (Wet), elected; Charles H. Heintzeman (Wet), elected; Harry O. Levin (Wet), elected; Robert W. Price (Wet), elected; Leonard Weinberg (Wet), elected; Thomas J. Flaherty (Wet), elected.

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