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New Jersey: 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 May 16: Walter E. Edge (Wet), elected; Frank Hague (Wet), elected; W. Warren Barbour (Wet), elected; Hamilton F. Kean (Wet), elected; Joseph G. Wolber (Wet), elected; Emerson L. Richards (Wet), elected; Mary T. Norton (Wet), elected; Harvey J. Moynihan (Wet), elected; Lawrence H. Kingsford (Wet), elected; Lewis B. Ballantyne (Wet), elected; Edward C. Stokes (Wet), elected; John V. Hinchliffe (Wet), elected; George W. Merck (Wet), elected; Mary Walsh Kobus (Wet), elected; John McCutcheon (Wet), elected; William J. Egan (Wet), elected; William H. J. Ely (Wet), elected; Charles V. Duffy (Wet), elected; Daniel E. Pomeroy (Wet), elected; Thomas Barber (Wet), elected; Charles P. Gillen (Wet), elected; Thomas N. McCarter, Jr. (Wet), elected; Oscar L. Auf der Heide (Wet), elected; Theodore Boettger (Wet), elected; Charles I. Lafferty (Wet), elected; John J. Toohey, Jr. (Wet), elected; Clarence E. F. Hetrick (Wet), elected; Paul Moore (Wet), elected; Mary D. Meekins (Wet), elected; Ruth W. Roebling (Wet), elected; Nathalie Pierrepont (Wet), elected; Mary Sayles Moore (Wet), elected; Jesse R. Salmon (Wet), elected; William H. Sutphin (Wet), elected; Killam Bennett (Wet), elected; David T. Wilentz (Wet), elected; Edward M. Waldron (Wet), elected; Frederick Richardson (Wet), elected; Emma Van Schoik (Wet), elected; Joseph W. Mott (Wet), elected; John E. Toolan (Wet), elected; Edmund A. Hayes (Wet), elected; Anthony J. Cafiero (Wet), elected; Orville V. Meslar (Wet), elected; Robert A. Alberts (Wet), elected; Emma E. Hyland (Wet), elected; Leo J. Rogers (Wet), elected; Edward L. Whelan (Wet), elected; George B. Post, Jr. (Wet), elected; Oliver F. Van Camp (Wet), elected; Charles S. Mackenzie (Wet), elected; John J. Breslin, Jr. (Wet), elected; William H. Fisher (Wet), elected; Howard Height (Wet), elected; Erwin E. Marshall (Wet), elected; Harry L. Maloney (Wet), elected; Henry W. Peterson (Wet), elected; Aletta H. K. Stout (Wet), elected; Arthur F. Foran (Wet), elected; J. Frank O'Donnell (Wet), elected; Helen H. Woodruff (Wet), elected; John A. Schlorer (Wet), elected; J. Henry Harrison (Wet), elected; Bernard N. McFeely (Wet), elected; Arlo Ayres Brown (Dry), defeated; James W. Martyn (Dry), defeated; Elizabeth B. Dickinson (Dry), defeated; Jacob D. Flock (Dry), defeated; Helen Lee Woodward (Dry), defeated; George S. Hobart (Dry), defeated; William T. Jancovius (Dry), defeated; Emma F. Childs (Dry), defeated; Charles S. MacFarland (Dry), defeated; James B. Banister (Dry), defeated; John W. Davis (Dry), defeated; James E. Van Dyke (Dry), defeated; A. B. Twitchell (Dry), defeated; E. J. Johnson (Dry), defeated; Kitty E. Merrill (Dry), defeated; Judson Conklin (Dry), defeated; Mary P. Douglass (Dry), defeated; William H. Woolverton (Dry), defeated; Edmund R. Halsey (Dry), defeated; James G. Barradale (Dry), defeated; Nellie Hopper (Dry), defeated; Harry A. Reeves (Dry), defeated; Leroy H. Labaw (Dry), defeated; Wayne R. Parmer (Dry), defeated; Theodore H. Smith (Dry), defeated; Frank B. Dilts (Dry), defeated; Elizabeth K. Struble (Dry), defeated; Mignonette Starkweather (Dry), defeated; Horace K. Roberson (Dry), defeated; A. Swan Brown (Dry), defeated; John G. Lytle (Dry), defeated; Thomas J. Stewart (Dry), defeated; Ralph W. Atkinson (Dry), defeated; Howard F. Horner (Dry), defeated; Lillie C. Brown (Dry), defeated; Joseph Edward Tompkins (Dry), defeated; Henry D. Mount (Dry), defeated; Samuel A. Shaffer (Dry), defeated; Charles P. Wilber (Dry), defeated; George M. Whitfield (Dry), defeated; Franklin C. Woodruff (Dry), defeated; Bessie A. Brand (Dry), defeated; William H. Fischer (Dry), defeated; Joseph H. Bryan (Dry), defeated; Benjamin W. Erickson (Dry), defeated; Irvin H. Fisher (Dry), defeated; Edward A. Sexsmith (Dry), defeated; Neil S. Jamieson (Dry), defeated; Thomas J. J. Wright (Dry), defeated; Robert Arthur Elwood (Dry), defeated; Clarence E. Partch (Dry), defeated; Miriam L. E. Lippincott (Dry), defeated; Walter B. Thompson (Dry), defeated; Furman A. De Maris (Dry), defeated; Harold Paul Sloan (Dry), defeated; Austin C. Brady (Dry), defeated; Edward J. Gayner (Dry), defeated; Wilfred B. Wolcott (Dry), defeated; Arthur E. Armitage (Dry), defeated; Willard B. Kille (Dry), defeated; Spencer C. Dickson (Dry), defeated; Elwood Hollingshead (Dry), defeated; Nina G. Frantz (Dry), defeated; John J. Robinson (Dry), defeated. John Hackney (Wet), elected; Irving I. Jacobs (Wet), elected; Daniel H. V. Bell (Wet), elected; Alfred J. Kurtz (Wet), elected; Mamie R. Stone (Wet), elected; Walter S. Jeffries (Wet), elected; Carrie M. Nichols (Dry), defeated; Samuel Comly (Dry), defeated; May Townsend (Dry), defeated; James Stanstreet (Dry), defeated; Paul M. Cope (Dry), defeated; Walter Ott (Dry), defeated. Ernest Alberque (Wet), elected; Charles Burrows (Wet), elected; Charles Carella (Wet), elected; Blanche Saffin (Wet), elected; Doris M. Mehrhof (Wet), elected; Emily Carleton (Wet), elected; Lillian A. Mathis (Wet), elected; Margaret Hofener (Wet), elected; Bertha B. Van Stone (Wet), elected; P. William Wiegers (Wet), elected; Oliver B. Surpless (Wet), elected; Donald Waesche (Wet), elected; Frederick E. Pinkham (Dry), defeated; Clayton Demarest (Dry), defeated; Margaret Rambaut (Dry), defeated; Will D. Martin (Dry), defeated; Belle M. Shields (Dry), defeated; Margaret Porch Hamilton (Dry), defeated; Samuel Bryant (Dry), defeated; John Wenzell (Dry), defeated; Frederick Gilbart (Dry), defeated; Martha L. Sneden (Dry), defeated; Harold T. Van Iderstine (Dry), defeated; Robert J. Bamber (Dry), defeated. Richard P. Hughes (Wet), elected; Walter S. Marter (Wet), elected; Alma M. Evans (Wet), elected; Elizabeth R. Cowperthwait (Wet), elected; William C. Coles (Dry), defeated; Mark Reynolds (Dry), defeated; J. Cresswell Stuart (Dry), defeated; Charles D. Barton (Dry), defeated. C. Richard Allen (Wet), elected; Gertrude Dugan (Wet), elected; Samuel T. French (Wet), elected; Anthony F. Gorham (Wet), elected; C. Mae Marsh (Wet), elected; Albert S. Marvel, Jr. (Wet), elected; Frank O. Stem (Wet), elected; Joseph A. Varbalow (Wet), elected; Charles K. Haddon (Dry), defeated; Wilfred W. Fry (Dry), defeated; Frank C. Propert (Dry), defeated; William G. Moore (Dry), defeated; Harlan S. Miner (Dry), defeated; F. William Shafer (Dry), defeated; Joseph H. Van Meter (Dry), defeated; Benjamin C. Shepard (Dry), defeated. G. Fred Cronecker (Wet), elected; D. Miles Rigor (Wet), elected; Charles T. Campbell (Wet), elected; Samuel A. Lanning (Wet), elected; B. Frank Smith (Dry), defeated; Frank B. Mecray (Dry), defeated; J. Clement Foster (Dry), defeated; John K. Carroll (Dry), defeated. G. A. McKeen (Wet), elected; Jonathan W. Kirchhoff, Sr. (Wet), elected; J. Peter Davidow (Wet), elected; Samuel Iredell (Dry), elected; Nellie M. Seibert (Dry), defeated; Albert M. Seabrook (Dry), defeated; Donald M. Perkins (Dry), defeated. John F. Monahan (Wet), elected unopposed; William J. Ryan (Wet), elected unopposed; Edward D. Balentine, Jr. (Wet), elected unopposed; William L. Fox (Wet), elected unopposed; George V. McDonough (Wet), elected unopposed; Louis V. Aronson (Wet), elected unopposed; Frederic B. Kremer (Wet), elected unopposed; Elizabeth Mateer (Wet), elected unopposed; Alfred G. Cockefair (Wet), elected unopposed; William A. Rucki (Wet), elected unopposed; Pellegrino Pellecchia (Wet), elected unopposed; Julia Blewitt (Wet), elected unopposed; James A. Whelan (Wet), elected unopposed; William C. Fiedler (Wet), elected unopposed; Mrs. Henry Young, Jr. (Wet), elected unopposed; Joseph Kraemer (Wet), elected unopposed; William Ricigliano (Wet), elected unopposed; William H. Seely (Wet), elected unopposed; Helen E. Caldwell (Wet), elected unopposed; Anastasia Royce (Wet), elected unopposed; William H. Tobin, Jr. (Wet), elected unopposed; Alice R. Pickard (Wet), elected unopposed; Robert A. Drysdale (Wet), elected unopposed; George M. Rogers (Wet), elected unopposed; Mrs. William A. Barstow (Wet), elected unopposed; Robert W. Kean (Wet), elected unopposed. Godfrey V. Baker (Wet), elected; Walter C. Wilkins, Jr. (Wet), elected; J. Herbert Sickler (Wet), elected; Andrew J. Trucksess (Wet), elected; J. Harris Underwood (Dry), defeated; Daniel T. Steelman (Dry), defeated; W. Wade Heritage (Dry), defeated; Alex L. Rogers (Dry), defeated. Charles L. Munch (Wet), elected unopposed; Bert J. Daly (Wet), elected unopposed; William J. McGovern (Wet), elected unopposed; Harry J. Thourot (Wet), elected unopposed; Julius L. Reich (Wet), elected unopposed; John W. Sweeney (Wet), elected unopposed; Daniel A. Hermann (Wet), elected unopposed; Frederick J. Gassert (Wet), elected unopposed; Herman C. Lange (Wet), elected unopposed; May M. Carty (Wet), elected unopposed; Jerome J. Brady (Wet), elected unopposed; Charles J. Murphy (Wet), elected unopposed; Christian H. Ritter (Wet), elected unopposed; James A. Templeton (Wet), elected unopposed; Benjamin Zelinski (Wet), elected unopposed; George M. Eichler (Wet), elected unopposed; Andrew O. Wittreich (Wet), elected unopposed; William B. Ross (Wet), elected unopposed; John F. Wilkens (Wet), elected unopposed; J. Beier Theurer (Wet), elected unopposed; Carl Bausewein (Wet), elected unopposed; John Preiss (Wet), elected unopposed. Warren G. Thompson (Wet), elected; William H. Butler (Wet), elected; Joseph Flynn (Wet), elected; W. Egbert Thomas (Dry), elected; Lillian R. Bodine (Dry), defeated; David H. Agans (Dry), defeated; W. Reading Gebhardt (Dry), defeated. Joseph M. Carson (Wet), elected; Bernard J. Walsh (Wet), elected; Albert F. Giese (Wet), elected; Samuel J. Surtees (Wet), elected; Robert M. Fielder (Wet), elected; W. Finley Jones (Wet), elected; Dayton D. McKean (Wet), elected; George B. LaBarre (Wet), elected; John H. Hankinson (Dry), defeated; D. Wilson Hollinger (Dry), defeated; Judson Conklin (Dry), defeated; John Goorley (Dry), defeated; H. M. Voorhees (Dry), defeated; Edward Dunham (Dry), defeated; D. L. C. Vallance (Dry), defeated; J. T. Emmons (Dry), defeated. Joe A. Hermann (Wet), elected; Frederic M. P. Pearse (Wet), elected; William Hamilton (Wet), elected; Henry Haywood (Wet), elected; Robert L. McKiernan (Wet), elected; Elovine Carpender (Wet), elected; Mathilda H. Baldwin (Wet), elected; John P. Kirkpatrick (Wet), elected; John H. Camp (Dry), defeated; William S. Duncan (Dry), defeated; Anna D. Perrine (Dry), defeated; Hanna K. Frandsen (Dry), defeated; Joseph A. Headley (Dry), defeated; Andrew S. Layman (Dry), defeated; Grace Minton (Dry), defeated; Anna Mason Perkins (Dry), defeated. Genevieve Tatum (Wet), elected unopposed; John W. Flock (Wet), elected unopposed; William H. R. White (Wet), elected unopposed; Edwin G. Bruns, Sr. (Wet), elected unopposed; Edward T. Rooney (Wet), elected unopposed; Amory L. Haskell (Wet), elected unopposed. Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen (Wet), elected; Frank Waters (Wet), elected; Grace Fanshawe Allen (Wet), elected; William A. Hegarty (Wet), elected; Emil G. Kattermann (Wet), elected; Frank C. Scerbo (Wet), elected; H. R. Gill (Dry), defeated; Luetta H. K. Barkman (Dry), defeated; Eugene A. Smith (Dry), defeated; Joseph H. Trengove (Dry), defeated; Lida A. Van Nostrand (Dry), defeated; William N. Gilbert (Dry), defeated. Arthur Gorman Gallagher (Wet), elected; Morton Mencher (Wet), elected; Anthony E. Wickham (Wet), elected; Caroline Johnson (Wet), elected; David G. Conrad (Dry), defeated; Richard A. Conover (Dry), defeated; Jeanette S. Cramer (Dry), defeated; Emma E. Morris (Dry), defeated. Nicholas F. Cimmino (Wet), elected unopposed; Frank A. McBride (Wet), elected unopposed; Andrew Van Riper (Wet), elected unopposed; Lester F. Meloney (Wet), elected unopposed; William A. Merz (Wet), elected unopposed; John F. Streckfuss (Wet), elected unopposed; Thomas F. Morgan (Wet), elected unopposed; Manuel N. Mirsky (Wet), elected unopposed; Charles E. Stiles (Wet), elected unopposed; George J. Tinney (Wet), elected unopposed. Lawton W. Witt (Wet), elected; Charles L. Smith (Wet), elected; Harry H. Peacock (Wet), elected; Walter I. Bacon (Wet), elected; Albert D. Carman (Dry), defeated; Robert N. Vanneman (Dry), defeated; John P. Leap (Dry), defeated; Harvey Gaventa (Dry), defeated. William A. Coddington (Wet), elected; John Wyckoff Mettler (Wet), elected; Milton S. Dillon (Wet), elected; Catesby L. Jones (Wet), elected; Walter H. Whiton (Dry), defeated; Minnie Crovelli (Dry), defeated; Francis McConaughy (Dry), defeated; Samuel S. Swackhamer (Dry), defeated. William A. Dolan (Wet), elected; Alfred B. Littell (Wet), elected; Lewis Van Blarcom (Wet), elected; Samuel T. Munson (Wet), elected; Isaac B. Lowe (Dry), defeated; George W. Van Horn (Dry), defeated; John Iliff (Dry), defeated; William M. Thompson (Dry), defeated. John F. Kenah (Wet), elected; Sarah V. Ackerman (Wet), elected; Virginia B. Stillman (Wet), elected; Jules Verner (Wet), elected; Harry I. Luftman (Wet), elected; Allan B. Wallace (Wet), elected; Francis J. Regula (Wet), elected; Edward Nugent (Wet), elected; Albert H. Atterbury (Wet), elected; Wesley A. Stanger (Wet), elected; Ernest Russel North (Dry), defeated; John A. Hood (Dry), defeated; Lindley H. Leggett (Dry), defeated; Martha Knowles (Dry), defeated; Randolph Howard (Dry), defeated; Chalmers Reed (Dry), defeated; Frank H. Robson (Dry), defeated; Earl A. Merrill (Dry), defeated; Marion B. Little (Dry), defeated; Robert M. Moore (Dry), defeated. John H. Pursel (Wet), elected; Charles B. Brady (Wet), elected; Daniel B. McIntosh (Wet), elected; Charles A. Dahlke (Wet), elected; Norman MacQueen (Dry), defeated; John H. Pitts (Dry), defeated; Rowland Munroe (Dry), defeated; Grace Skinner (Dry), defeated.
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