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Maine: 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 Sep 11: Waldo Deane (Wet), elected; William J. Fahey (Wet), elected; Benjamin Jones (Wet), elected; Francois X. Marcotte (Wet), elected; Hiram Ricker, Jr. (Wet), elected; Charles L. Turgeon (Wet), elected; Wallace Edgar Webber (Wet), elected. Alfred G. Chambers (Wet), elected, but did not serve; Winfield S. Brown (Wet), elected; Della T. Conant (Wet), elected; Irenee Cyr (Wet), elected; Charles H. Harmon (Wet), elected; Joseph A. Laliberte (Wet), elected; Ray H. McGlauflin (Wet), elected; J. Wilfred Parent (Wet), elected; Percy L. Rideout (Wet), elected. James P. Baxter, Jr. (Wet), elected, but did not serve; Jacob H. Berman (Wet), elected, but did not serve; John C. Scates (Wet), elected, but did not serve; Harold G. Braithwaite (Wet), elected; Edward E. Chase (Wet), elected; Mary d'Este Davis (Wet), elected; Helen C. Donahue (Wet), elected; Mary H. Eaton (Wet), elected; Harold N. Hanold (Wet), elected; William M. Ingraham (Wet), elected; John J. Magee (Wet), elected; John J. Maloney (Wet), elected; Robinson Verrill (Wet), elected. Walter D. Barker (Wet), elected; Nathan C. Burbank (Wet), elected. Otis Littlefield (Wet), elected, but did not serve; Luere B. Deasy (Wet), elected; William E. Whiting (Wet), elected. Edward W. Paine (Wet), elected, but did not serve; Willard B. Arnold (Wet), elected; Ovide J. Cote (Wet), elected; Edmond Cyr (Wet), elected; Eleanor Emery (Wet), elected; Lawrence B. Hill (Wet), elected; Nathan S. Weston (Wet), elected. William T. Cobb (Wet), elected; Charles A. Creighton (Wet), elected; Obadiah Gardner (Wet), elected. Enoch B. Robertson (Wet), elected; Cleveland B. Swett (Wet), elected. Ezra W. Bosworth (Wet), elected; L. M. Carroll (Wet), elected; Fred L. Edwards (Wet), elected; Oliver A. Pettengill (Wet), elected. Frank W. Rush (Wet), elected, but did not serve; Patrick J. Byrnes (Wet), elected; Sibyl Cram (Wet), elected; George R. Desjardin (Wet), elected; Hebron H. Hackett (Wet), elected; Percy A. Hasty (Wet), elected; George F. Way, elected; Frederick M. Woodman (Wet), elected; Fred York (Wet), elected. John Ford (Wet), elected; Paul H. Knowlton (Wet), elected. Sumner Sewall (Wet), elected; William F. Tate (Wet), elected. James B. Daily (Wet), elected, but did not serve; F. Otis Gould (Wet), elected; Frank A. MacKenzie (Wet), elected; Frank X. Oakes (Wet), elected. Ansel M. Lothrop (Wet), elected; Norman A. Read (Wet), elected. Leo J. Parant (Wet), elected; John J. Pike (Wet), elected; Moses B. Pike (Wet), elected; Ernest A. White (Wet), elected. William N. Campbell (Wet), elected; Charles W. Kinghorn, elected; Jere F. Shaw (Wet), elected; Elvington P. Spinney (Wet), elected; Thomas C. Wentworth (Wet), elected; Howard R. Whitehead (Wet), elected; Arthur G. Wiley (Wet), elected.

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