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

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Virginia: 1933 Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment

Delegates to Convention to Ratify the 21st Amendment, 1933 (May be incomplete!)
Robert Lane Anderson 1933 James S. Barron 1933 Eleanor Parrish Barton 1933 Cyrus W. Beale 1933 W. N. Breckinridge 1933 Larkin F. Bristow 1933 Robert K. Brock 1933 Bernard P. Chamberlain 1933 Whitwell W. Coxe 1933 Charles W. Crush 1933 Duncan Curry 1933 James S. Easley 1933 D. Lane Elder 1933 C. O'Conor Goolrick 1933 Elizabeth Gregory Hill 1933 Lottie L. Hines 1933 Genevieve Y. Hitt 1933 Elizabeth C. Hull 1933 Margaret N. Keith 1933 John B. Minor 1933 Minnie Muirhead Owen 1933 John M. Parsons 1933 Charles Pickett 1933 Brantz M. Roszel 1933 W. J. Sebrell 1933 William B. Snidow 1933 O. L. Stearnes 1933 W. J. Strother 1933 S. D. Timberlake, Jr. 1933 Kennon C. Whittle 1933

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1933 Oct 3: Elizabeth C. Hull (Wet), elected; C. O'Conor Goolrick (Wet), elected; Larkin F. Bristow (Wet), elected; James S. Barron (Wet), elected; Elizabeth Gregory Hill (Wet), elected; W. J. Sebrell (Wet), elected; John B. Minor (Wet), elected; Eleanor Parrish Barton (Wet), elected; Cyrus W. Beale (Wet), elected; Lottie L. Hines (Wet), elected; D. Lane Elder (Wet), elected; Robert K. Brock (Wet), elected; James S. Easley (Wet), elected; John M. Parsons (Wet), elected; Kennon C. Whittle (Wet), elected; Whitwell W. Coxe (Wet), elected; Minnie Muirhead Owen (Wet), elected; O. L. Stearnes (Wet), elected; Bernard P. Chamberlain (Wet), elected; Brantz M. Roszel (Wet), elected; Genevieve Y. Hitt (Wet), elected; W. J. Strother (Wet), elected; Charles Pickett (Wet), elected; Margaret N. Keith (Wet), elected; Robert Lane Anderson (Wet), elected; William B. Snidow (Wet), elected; Charles W. Crush (Wet), elected; W. N. Breckinridge (Wet), elected; Duncan Curry (Wet), elected; S. D. Timberlake, Jr. (Wet), elected; Rubenette Lee Fleet (Dry), defeated; L. E. Cockrell (Dry), defeated; W. J. Nelms (Dry), defeated; Edward F. Raiford (Dry), defeated; Andrew J. Dunning, Jr. (Dry), defeated; Mrs. Henry S. Eley (Dry), defeated; May Quarles (Dry), defeated; T. Dix Sutton (Dry), defeated; S. M. Atkinson (Dry), defeated; Lucius Gregory (Dry), defeated; R. B. Crawford (Dry), defeated; William D. Prince (Dry), defeated; J. W. Cammack (Dry), defeated; James B. Wilborn (Dry), defeated; J. H. Hargrave (Dry), defeated; J. Calvin Moss (Dry), defeated; J. P. McConnell (Dry), defeated; B. Ellison (Dry), defeated; T. N. Haas (Dry), defeated; Stella R. Moore (Dry), defeated; Mrs. T. G. Pullen (Dry), defeated; Mrs. Howard M. Hoge (Dry), defeated; Horace L. Woodward (Dry), defeated; Frank Lyon (Dry), defeated; James N. Hillman (Dry), defeated; J. N. Harman (Dry), defeated; F. F. Hurt (Dry), defeated; R. S. Griffith (Dry), defeated; Lucy Rice (Dry), defeated; Robert Lee Durham (Dry), defeated.

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