Delegates to Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment, 1933
(May be incomplete!)
James
M. Allen 1933
Benjamin
P. Alschuler 1933
Jacob
M. Arvey 1933
George
F. Barrett 1933
George
H. Bauer 1933
Laurence
P. Bonfoey 1933
Bruce
A. Campbell 1933
Peter
B. Carey 1933
John
E. Cassidy 1933
Joseph
C. Cerny 1933
Leonard
R. Condon 1933
Elizabeth
A. Conkey 1933
Caswell
W. Crews 1933
Edward
R. Daly 1933
William
H. Feigenbutz 1933
Charles
W. Fry 1933
Martin
J. Gannon 1933
Reed
Green 1933
Robert
H. Green 1933
A.
B. Hammel 1933
George
F. Harding, Jr. 1933
John
P. Harding 1933
John
J. Hoellen 1933
John
A. Hogan 1933
John
W. Kapp, Jr. 1933
Samuel
R. Kenworthy 1933
Joseph
Z. Klenha 1933
Arthur
Lehman 1933
Bernard
L. Majewski 1933
Oscar
F. Mayer 1933
Andrew
C. Metzger 1933
Edward
F. Moore 1933
Patrick
A. Nash 1933
Louis
Nettelhorst 1933
William
L. O'Connell 1933
John
G. Oglesby 1933
William
V. Pacelli 1933
Raymond
J. Peacock 1933
Charles
M. Postl 1933
Jessie
Rink 1933
William
M. Sauvage 1933
Ralph
M. Shaw 1933
Mary
Bell Sloan 1933
Harry
Streetor 1933
Charles
E. Sturtz 1933
Clint
C. Tilton 1933
John
Toman 1933
Loren
Wasson 1933
Seymour
Wheeler 1933
Orestes
H. Wright 1933
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1933 Jun 5:
Bruce
A. Campbell (Wet), elected;
Laurence
P. Bonfoey (Wet), elected;
Andrew
C. Metzger (Wet), elected;
George
F. Harding, Jr. (Wet), elected;
Patrick
A. Nash (Wet), elected;
William
L. O'Connell (Wet), elected;
Raymond
J. Peacock (Wet), elected;
Joseph
C. Cerny (Wet), elected;
Ralph
M. Shaw (Wet), elected;
Edward
F. Moore (Wet), elected;
Oscar
F. Mayer (Wet), elected;
Jacob
M. Arvey (Wet), elected;
John
Toman (Wet), elected;
George
F. Barrett (Wet), elected;
Seymour
Wheeler (Wet), elected;
Louis
Nettelhorst (Wet), elected;
William
H. Feigenbutz (Wet), elected;
Caswell
W. Crews (Wet), elected;
Joseph
Z. Klenha (Wet), elected;
Leonard
R. Condon (Wet), elected;
John
W. Kapp, Jr. (Wet), elected;
Benjamin
P. Alschuler (Wet), elected;
Edward
R. Daly (Wet), elected;
Robert
H. Green (Wet), elected;
Orestes
H. Wright (Wet), elected;
Martin
J. Gannon (Wet), elected;
Samuel
R. Kenworthy (Wet), elected;
Elizabeth
A. Conkey (Wet), elected;
William
V. Pacelli (Wet), elected;
Charles
W. Fry (Wet), elected;
Bernard
L. Majewski (Wet), elected;
John
J. Hoellen (Wet), elected;
Peter
B. Carey (Wet), elected;
Charles
M. Postl (Wet), elected;
John
P. Harding (Wet), elected;
Charles
E. Sturtz (Wet), elected;
John
E. Cassidy (Wet), elected;
Arthur
Lehman (Wet), elected;
Mary
Bell Sloan (Wet), elected;
Clint
C. Tilton (Wet), elected;
Harry
Streetor (Wet), elected;
James
M. Allen (Wet), elected;
Jessie
Rink (Wet), elected;
John
A. Hogan (Wet), elected;
William
M. Sauvage (Wet), elected;
A.
B. Hammel (Wet), elected;
George
H. Bauer (Wet), elected;
Loren
Wasson (Wet), elected;
Reed
Green (Wet), elected;
John
G. Oglesby (Wet), elected.
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