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Respectfully submitted,
FRANK S. THOMAS LELAH M. HATHAWAY DAVID R. WALKER
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It was voted that this report be accepted.
Article 5 :- To see if the town will appropriate money for band concerts the coming season, and act thereon.
The sum of $300.00 was voted under appropriation.
Article 6 :- To see if the town will appropriate money to be expended by Post 8, G. A. R. on Memorial Day, and act thereon.
The sum of $200.00 was voted under appropriations.
Article 7 :- To see if the town will vote to appropriate a sum of money necessary to pay the rent of a suitable place for the Post of the Grand Army of the Republic, and act thereon.
The sum of $283.33 was voted under appropriations.
Article 8 :- To see if the town will vote to appropriate a sum of money not exceeding five hundred ($500) dollars, to be paid to St. Luke's hospital, established in said town, for the establishment and maintenance of a free bed in the hospital for the care and treatment of persons certified by the selectmen of said town to be residents of the town and unable to pay for such care and treatment, and act thereon.
The sum of $500.00 was voted under appropriations.
Article 9 :- To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed two hundred and fifty ($250) dollars, for the use of the Trustees, Plymouth County Aid to Agri- culture, and act thereon.
The sum of $250.00 was voted under appropriations.
Article 10 :- To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money for the employment of a school and public health nurse and act thereon.
The sum of $1,500.00 was voted under appropriations.
Article 11 :- To see if the town will vote to improve its street lighting system, appropriate money therefor, and act thereon.
No action taken on this article.
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Article 12 :- To see if the town will vote to continue the Christmas street lighting, appropriate money for the same, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town appropriate three hundred ($300) dollars to continue the Christmas street lighting.
Article 13 :- To see if the town will appropriate fifteen hundred ($1,500) dollars, to be spent under the direction of the selectmen, provided the State or the State and County will assist financially in completing the graveling of Smith Street, and act thereon.
Voted: to appropriate the sum of fifteen hundred ($1500) dollars to be spent under the direction of the selectmen, pro- viding the State or the State and County will assist finan- cially in completing the graveling of Smith Street.
Article 14 :- To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed two thousand ($2000) dollars, to com- plete the walks and grading around the new High school, and act thereon.
Voted: to appropriate the sum of two thousand ($2000) dollars to complete the walks and grading around the new High school.
Article 15 :- To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed four hundred ($400) dollars for paint- ing the outside of the new High school one coat, and act thereon.
Voted: to appropriate the sum of four hundred ($400) dollars for painting the outside of the new High school one coat.
Article 16 :- To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed one thousand ($1000) dollars, to be spent under the direction of the Selectmen, for making a plan for the future development of the North Main Street park and playground, and act thereon.
Voted: to indefinitely postpone action on this article.
Article 17 :- To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed three hundred ($300) dollars, to be
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spent under the direction of the Planning Board, for the pur- pose of studying the parking problem, and act thereon.
Voted: that the Planning Board study the Parking pro- blem, an amendment cancelled the appropriating $300.00 for the investigation.
Article 18 :- To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed one thousand ($1000) dollars for paint- ing the Town House, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town appropriate the sum of one thou- sand ($1000) dollars to be used in painting the Town House.
Article 19 :- To see what action the town will take, if any, for authority to establish a limited or representative form of town meeting, appoint a committee for that purpose, and act thereon.
Voted: to indefinitely postpone action on this article.
Article 20 :- To see if the town will vote to change the name of Alms Street to that of Bridge street, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town change the name of Alms street to Bridge street.
Article 21 :- To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell the France school house and lot, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town vote to authorize the selectmen to sell the France school house and lot at private sale or public auction and that the Town Treasurer in the name and behalf of the town of Middleboro be authorized to give a deed of the above premises and to affix the corporate seal thereto.
Article 22: To see if the town will vote to authorize the selectmen to sell the Highland school house and lot, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell the Highland school house and lot at private sale or public auction and that the Town Treasurer in the name and behalf of the town of Middleboro be authorized to give a deed of the above premises and to affix the corporate seal thereto.
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Article 23 :- To see if the town will vote to discontinue that portion of Barden Hill Road which is bounded on both sides by land now owned by the town, and act thereon.
Voted: that Barden Hill road be continued a public highway.
Article 24 :- To see if the town will vote a sum of money not to exceed four thousand ($4000.) dollars, to be spent under the direction of the selectmen, for the purpose of be- ginning a general scheme for the mapping of the whole town for the use of the various departments of the town, and act thereon.
Voted: to indefinitely postpone action on this article.
Article 25 :- To see if the town will vote a sum of money not to exceed six hundred eighty eight ($688.60) dollars and sixty cents for the purpose of paying land damages in con- nection with the widening of Miller street, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town appropriate the sum of six hundred eighty eight ($688.60) dollars and sixty cents to pay the land damage in connection with the widening of Miller street.
Article 26 :- To see if the town will vote to cancel author- ity voted at an adjourned town meeting held Feb. 15, 1926, to issue bonds or notes of the town in the sum of thirty seven thousand ($37,000.) dollars, as a Municipal Gas & Electric Department loan; the same being a portion of an issue of notes and bonds of the town in the sum of fifty thousand ($50,000) dollars, authorized at said meeting held Feb. 15, 1926, leaving the amount of said Municipal Gas & Electric Department loan as duly authorized of thirteen thousand ($13,000) dollars.
Voted: that the town vote to cancel authority voted at an adjourned town meeting held Feb. 15th, 1926 to issue bonds or notes of the town in the sum of thirty seven thou- sand ($37,000) dollars as a Municipal Gas & Electric De- partment loan, the same being a portion of an issue of notes and bonds of the town in the sum of fifty thousand ($50,000) dollars, authorized at said meeting held Feb. 15th 1926 leav- ing the amount of said Municipal Gas & Electric Department
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loan as duly authorized of thirteen thousand ($13,000) dollars.
Article 27 :- To see if the town will vote to cancel author- ity voted at an adjourned meeting held Feb. 19, 1923 to issue bonds or notes of the town in the sum of thirty one thousand ($31,000.) dollars, as a Municipal Gas & Electric Department loan, the same being the total of the amount voted at said meeting held February 19, 1923.
Voted: that the town vote to cancel authority voted at an adjourned meeting held Feb. 19th, 1923 to issue bonds or notes of the town in the sum of thirty one thousand ($31,000) dollars as Municipal Gas & Electric Department loan, the same being the total of the amount voted at said meeting held February 19, 1923.
Article 28 :- To see if the town will vote to appropriate a sum of money not to exceed ten thousand five hundred ($10,500) dollars, for the purchase of a new seven hundred and fifty (750) gallon triple combination fire truck, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town appropriate the sum of ten thous- and five hundred ($10,500) dollars for the purchase of a seven hundred fifty (750) gallon Triple Combination Pump- ing Unit, and that for this purpose there be included in the tax levy of the current year, the sum of twenty five hundred ($2500) dollars and that the town borrow an additional sum of eight thousand ($8,000) dollars and that the selectmen be authorized to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor, said bonds or notes with interest thereon to be paid within five years from the date of the first bond or note. The vote was Yes 402, No 28.
Voted: that whereas it appears that an interest exists on the part of the Fire Chief, whose duty it is to make contracts for the purchase of all fire apparatus in behalf of the town, it is moved that the Selectmen be duly authorized by the town to make a contract in behalf of the town for the pur- chase of a Triple Combination Pumping Unit. Said pur- chase being authorized by vote of the town at the adjourned meeting held on February 1928.
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Article 29 :- To see if the town will vote to authorize the selectmen to place all the electric wires of the Gas & Electric Department on Wareham and Centre streets be- tween Clifford street and Oak street and on South Main street, and North Main street between Nickerson Avenue and the new fire station, underground; install a new system of street lighting covering the above streets and extending to Everett square and make such other improvements in connection therewith as in their judgment are required, ap- propriate and raise money for the same by loan or otherwise, the payment of such loan to be made from the income of said department, and act thereon.
Voted: that the sum of thirty thousand ($30,000) dollars, which has been paid to the town of Middleborough by the cities of Taunton, Fall River and New Bedford as damages for the taking of the waters of Lake Assawampsett and its tributaries thereto, which sum is now deposited in Middle- borough Savings Bank and Middleborough Trust Company together with the accrued interest thereon, be transferred to the depreciation account of the Middleboro Gas & Elec- tric Department and that this sum together with fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars, the same to be borrowed on bonds or notes of the town, be used for the purposes as set forth in article 29 and that the selectmen be authorized to issue notes or bonds of the town in the sum of fifteen thous- and ($15,000) dollars therefor, said bonds or notes with interest thereon to be paid within twenty (20) years from the date of the first bond or note, and to be paid from the income of the Gas & Electric Department, and that the selectmen be and hereby are authorized to carry out the ex- tensions and improvements in the manner as are specifically set forth in article 29 of the current town warrant.
The chair ruled that this was more than a two-thirds vote and no one doubted the decision of the chair.
Article 30 :- To see if the town will vote to convert un- used public lands into town forests, including lot A at the corner of Acorn and East Grove street, containing about
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eight acres; lot B on Chestnut street, containing about fifteen acres; lot C at the junction of Brook and Plympton streets, containing about one acre, appropriate a sum of money for improvement and reforestation not to exceed two hundred ($200) dollars, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town vote to convert the unused public lands into town forests including lot A at the corner of Acorn and East Grove streets containing about eight acres, lot B on Chestnut street, containing about fifteen acres, lot C at the junction of Brook and Plympton streets, containing about one acre, appropriate the sum of two hundred ($200) dollars for the improvement and reforestation of the above named lots.
Article 31 :- To see if the town will vote to appropriate a sum of money not to exceed thirty five hundred ($3500) dollars for the purpose of installing a repeater in connection with the fire alarm system, and act thereon.
Voted that the town appropriate the sum of thirty-five hundred ($3500) dollars for the purpose of installing a re- peater in connection with the fire alarm system.
Article 32 :- To see if the town will authorize and instruct the Selectmen and Chief of the Fire Department to adopt and put in operation the so-called "one day in three" system in the Middleboro Fire Department, appropriate money for the same, and act thereon. (By request)
The Selectmen recommend that this be postponed.
The following committee of three was appointed from the floor-David R. Walker, Lelah Hathaway and Frank S. Thomas. This committee was appointed for purpose of in- vestigating the matters included in this article and report at an adjournment of this meeting or to the Selectmen.
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PRESIDENTAL PRIMARY
April 24th, 1928
The polls were opened at 11 o'clock A. M. by Warden Henry W. Sears, and closed at 8 o'clock P. M.
The following election officers were sworn in-Henry W. Sears, Walter L. Beals, Morrill S. Ryder, Lucy E. Harlow, Luke F. Kelley, Alice B. Pratt, John F. Perry, Mabel B. Sears, Ralph W. Maddigan and E. Kimball Harrison.
The result of the vote was as follows. Total vote cast 383, Republicans 360 Democrats 23, Men 208, Women 175. 7 Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Republican Party.
William M. Butler
256
Frederick H. Gillett
295
Channing H. Cox
263
Eben S. Draper
221
Pauline R. Thayer
213
Minnie R. Dwight
197
Grace H. Bagley
167
Frederick L. Anderson
236
Blanks
672
- 2520
7 Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Conven- tion of the Republican Party.
Louise M. Williams
223
Mary Pratt Potter
206
Eliot Wadsworth 211
Frederick H. Prince
206
Butler Ames
206
Edwin F. Leonard
207
Raoul H. Beaudreau
181
Blanks
1080
2520
95
8 Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Democratic Party
David I. Walsh
20
James M. Curley
18
Andrew J. Peters
17
Charles H. Cole
17
Joseph B. Ely
16
Helen A. MacDonald
14
William J. Foley
16
Edward J. Kelley
15
Lawrence F. Quigley
2
Blanks
49
184
8 Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Conven- tion of the Democratic Party.
Charles H. McGlue
19
Strabo V. Claggett
17
Joseph Santosousso
17
Bernard M. Wolf
17
E. C. McInerney
17
Dorothy Whipple Fry
16
James A. Donovan
18
R. V. McNamara
18
Blanks
45
184
2 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Republican Party 16th. Congressional District.
Charles M. Carroll
223
Lemuel C. Hall
234
Bernard McCabe
32
Blanks
231
720
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2 Alternate District Delegates to the National Conven- tion of the Republican Party, 16th. Congressional District .
Charles B. Barnes Jr. 215
Clifford L. Hubbard
225
Blanks 280
720
4 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Democratic Party, 16th. Congressional District.
John H. Backus Jr. 16
Joseph C. Desmond
17
Willard E. Boyden
18
Bertha V. Gatenby
17
Stephen O'Hara
1
Blanks 23
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4 Alternate District Delegates to the National Conven- tion of the Democratic Party, 16th. Congressional District.
George A. Blake 16
Charles L. Booth 16
Arthur Buckley 16
Arthur Goulart
15
Blanks 29
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Presidential Preference
Preference for Republican Candidate for President of the United States
Hoover
109
Herbert Hoover
136
Calvin Coolidge
9
Herbert C. Hoover
13
Hebert Hoover
1
97
Lowden Mr. Hoover Herbert T. Hoover H. C. Hoover Frederick Hoover
4
11
1 3
1
H. Hoover
2
Alvin T. Fuller
4
Anderson
1
Vice Pres. Dawes
1
Charles G. Dawes
1 2
Herbert E. Hoover
1
Coolidge
2
Hover
3
Mr. Hover
1
Dawse
1
Herbert H. Hoover
1
Al. Smith
1
Sen. Geo. W. Norris
1
Alfred E. Smith
1
Mr. Herbert Hoover
2
Herbert L. Hoover
1
Frank O. Lowden
4
Herbert Hover
1
Sen. Borah
1
Preference for Democratic Candidate for President of the United States
Smith
8
Alfred E. Smith
6
Gov. Alfred E. Smith, N. Y.
2
Alfred E. Smith of N. Y.
1
Al. Smith
1
Gov. Albert Smith
1
Alvan T. Fuller
1
Albert Smith
98
Special Town Meeting April 30th, 1928 and adjournment
Article 1 :- To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed five thousand ($5,000) dollars for the purpose of widening, altering, changing or improving the junction or intersection of all streets entering Everett Square so-called in accordance with plans on file in the office of the town clerk and in accordance with a decree issued by the Plymouth County Commissioners, and act thereon.
There being less than a quorum present on April 30th., the meeting was adjourned to May 7th without transacting any business.
May 7th, 1928
Article 1 :. The recommendation of the Board of Select- men to appropriate five thousand dollars for Everett Square was read.
Voted: that the town appropriate the sum of five thous- and ($5,000) dollars for the purpose contained in article 1, and that this sum be taken from the Excess & Deficiency account.
Article 2 :- To hear the report of any committee or officer of the town, to appoint any committee, and act thereon.
No action taken on this article.
State Primary, Sept. 18th, 1928
The polls were opened at eleven A. M. by warden Luke F. Kelley.
The following election officers were sworn in, Luke F. Kelley, Abraham G. Newkirk, Frank W. Read, John T. Connor, Elizabeth M. Flynn, Sarah A. Connor, Daniel F. McCarthy, James H. Morrissey, Mabel B. Sears, Edward F. Hennesey, Lucy E. Harlow, Alice B. Pratt, Ralph W. Maddigan, Stephen F. O'Hara, Frank S. Thomas, E. Kim- ball Harrison.
The polls were closed at eight P. M.
1015 votes were cast, 590 men and 425 women.
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The result of the vote was as follows-
Republican
Governor
Frank G. Allen 477
Frank A. Goodwin 436
Blanks
12
925
Charles H. Cole
75
John J. Cummings 10
Frank Goodwin
1
Lieutenant Governor
George A. Bacon
37
Charles L. Burrill 58
Pehr G. Holmes 24
John C. Hull 153
Robert M. Leach 273
Wycliffe C. Marshall 4
William S. Youngman 239
John H. Sherburne 67 925
Blanks 70
Secretary
Frederic W. Cook
760
Blanks 165
Treasurer
Fred J. Burrell 279
John W. Haigis
165
J. Ernest Kerr 130
Russell A. Wood 205
Blanks
146 925
Auditor
Dwight L. Allison
52
Julia B. Buxton
36
Roland H. Choate 148
Alonzo B. Cook
459
Harvey E. Frost 29
Roswell F. Phelps 32
Blanks
169 925
Secretary
Joseph Santousso
57
925
Blanks
33
90
Treasurer
James P. Bergin
44
Daniel England
19
Blanks
27
90
Auditor Strabo V. Claggett 44 Irving Lewis 3
Frank J.O'Gorman 19
Blanks 24 90
Democrat
Governor
Blanks
4
90
Lieutenant Governor
John F. Malley
63
Charles S. Murphy 15
Blanks
12
90
100
Attorney General
Clarence A. Barnes 157
Joseph E. Warner 660
Blanks 108
925
Senator in Congress
Butler Ames
189
Eben S. Draper 313
Benjamin L. Young 317
Blanks 106 925
Congressman
John D. W. Bodfish
152
Charles L. Gifford 689
Blanks
84 925
Councillor
Frederick A. Bartlett 152
Edmond Cote
319
Mark M. Duff 324
Blanks
130 925
Senator
Wm. B. Baldwin 119
Frank W. Eaton
240
Roger Keith 450
Blanks
116 925
Representative in General Court
Kendrick H. Washburn 789
Blanks
136 925
County Commissioners
Frederic T. Bailey
431
William Edgar
144
Jere B. Howard 252
George M. Webber 271
Oscar E. Young 211
Blanks
541 1850
Attorney General Edward P. Barry 53 Wm. R. Scharton 13 Blanks 24 90
Senator in Congress
David I. Walsh
86
Blanks
4 90
Congressman
Willard E. Boyden 59
Blanks
31
90
Councillor
Mark Duff
1
Blanks
89
90
Senator
Jos. LaFontaine
52
Blanks
38
90
Representative in General Court George F. Tucker 75
Blanks
15
90
County Commissioners Thos. H. Buckley 60 Harold F. Studley 6
Blanks
114 180
101
Clerk of Courts
Goerge C. P. Olsson 669
Blanks 256 925
Register of Deeds
John B. Washburn 711
Blanks 214 925
Sheriff
Charles H. Robbins 709
Blanks 216 925
StateCommittee
Fred D. Rowe 539
Blanks 386 925
Delegates to State Convention
Albert A. Thomas
733
Kendrick H. Washburn 732
Morrill S. Ryder 727
Theodore N. Wood 723
Minnie A. Jones 691 Clara D. Kelley 690
Blanks 1254 5550
Town Committee Minnie A. Jones 640
Fletcher L. Barrows 677
Lelah M. Hathaway 642
Albert A. Thomas 699
Ernest L. Maxim 644
Kendrick H. Washburn 692
Faye H. Deane 614
Myra A. Shaw 628
Robert G. Butler 664 Emma E. Holloway 642
John Holt 1
Edward Hunt 1
Morrill Ryder 1
Theo. N. Wood 1
Blanks 2704 9250
Clerk of Courts
Robt. G. Clark Jr. 55
Blanks
35
90
Register of Deeds
J. F. Shanahan
7
Blanks
83
90
Sheriff
Thomas J. Langley
8
Fred Finney
1
Blanks
81
90
State Committee
Arthur A. Hendrick36
Blanks
54 90
Delegates to State Conven. Michael M. Barrett64
Ernest J. StAmand 61 John F. Mannion 59
Jas. J. Creedon 56
John I. Mahoney 59 Wm. P. Scanlon 56
Sarah F. Pearson 20
Sarah A. Connor
26
Regina Gaudette
23
Anna Heath
23
Catherine A. Murphy 16
Mrs. John Connor 1 Charles Boardman 1
Fred H. Maltias 1
Blanks
434 900
Town Committee
Eudore Gaudette 56
John F. Mannion 56
Ernest St. Amand 57
Jas. H. Creedon 54 John J. Mahoney 59
102
Wm. P. Scanlon 58
Fred Maltias 26
Sarah A. Connor 27
Regina Gaudette
26
Michael Barrett 26
Sarah F. Pearson 1
Anna Heath 1
Catherine A. Murphy 1
Blanks 452 900
State Election, November 6th, 1928
The polls were opened at 9.30 A. M. in Precinct 1 by Warden Bert J. Allen and Precinct 2 by Warden Luke F. Kelley.
The following election officers were sworn in-Precinct 1: B. J. Allan, Robert West, Percy W. Keith, E. I. Perkins, J. Frank Gardner, Benjamin E. Holmes, Horace W. Macomber, Harold M. Pratt and Josiah T. Carver., Precinct 2: Luke F. Kelley, John T. Connor, Morrill S. Ryder, John F. Perry, James W. Morrissey, Lucy E. Harlow, John J. Mahoney, Daniel F. McCarthy, Mabel B. Sears, John M. Callan, William R. Begley, Nellie A. Kelley, Arthur F. Gill, Abraham G. Newkirk, Elizabeth M. Flynn, Alice B. Pratt, Albert M. Heath, Frank W. Read, Frank S. Thomas, Ralph W. Maddi- gan, Sarah A. Connor, Lelah M. Hathaway, Claudia Gagnon, Catherine A. Murphy, Emma E. Holloway and E. Kimball Harrison. The result of the vote was as follows :-
Presidential Electors
precinct 2
precinct 1
Foster & Gitlow
2
0
Total 2
Hoover & Curtis
2446
165
Reynolds & Crowley
1
0
2611 1 865
Smith & Robinson
841
24
Thomas & Maurer
10
0
10
Blanks
44
0
44
3344
189
3533
1
103
Governor
Frank G. Allen
2212
158
2370
Chester W. Bixby
7
0
7
Charles H. Cole
922
22
944
Washington Cook
7
1
8
Mary D. Hapgood
7
0
7
Edith F. MacFadden
0
0
0
Stephen F. Surridge
1
0
1
Frank A. Goodwin
1
0
1
Blanks
187
8
195
3344
189
3533
Lieutenant Governor
John Corbin
28
1
29
Henry C. Hess
3
0
3
Walter S. Hutchins
15
0
15
John F. Malley
753
19
772
William S. Youngman
2185
150
2335
Blanks
360
19
379
3344
189
3533
Secretary
Harry J. Canter
22
0
22
Frederic W. Cook
2130
151
2281
Oscar Kinsalas
4
0
4
Joseph Santosuosso
636
17
653
Edith M. Williams
15
0
15
Blanks
537
21
558
3344
189
3533
Treasurer
James P. Bergin
676
16
692
Albert S. Coolidge
22
0
22
John W. Haigis
2086
149
2235
104
Albert Oddie
14
0
14
2
0
2
Charles S. Oram Blanks
544
24
568
3344
189
3533
Auditor
John W. Aiken
11
0
11
Alonzo B. Cook
2082
150
2232
David A. Eisenberg
11
0
11
Eva Hoffman
15
0
15
Francis J. O'Gorman
665
16
681
Blanks
560
23
583
3344
189
3533
Attorney General
Edward P. Barry
666
17
683
Morris I. Becker
3
0
3
Max Lerner
4
0
4
John W. Sherman
11
0
11
Joseph E. Warner
2172
151
2323
Blanks
488
21
509
3344
189
3533
Senator in Congress
John J. Ballam
7
0
7
Alfred B. Lewis
8
0
8
David I. Walsh
1085
31
1116
Benjamin L. Young
2007
143
2150
Blanks
237
15
252
3344
189
3533
Congressman
Willard E. Boyden
671
15
686
Charles L. Gifford
2220
150
2370
Frank J. Manning
23
0
23
Blanks
430
24
454
3344
189
3533
105
Councillor
Mark M. Duff
2111
144
2255
Blanks
1233
45
1278
3344
189
3533
Senator
Roger Keith
2160
148
2308
Joseph LaFontaine
626
18
644
Blanks
558
23
581
3344
189
3533
Representative in General Court
George Fox Tucker
820
20
840
Kendrick H. Washburn
2140
143
2283
Blanks
384
26
410
3344
189
3533
County Commissioners
Frederic T. Bailey
1645
101
1746
Thomas H. Buckley
670
17
687
Jere B. Howard
1695
124
1819
Blanks
2678
136
2814
6688
378
7066
Clerk of Courts
Robert G. Clark Jr.
676
20
696
George C. P. Olsson
1912
126
2038
Blanks
756
43
799
3344
189
3533
Register of Deeds
James F. Shanahan
608
16
624
John B. Washburn
1965
134
2099
Blanks
771
39
810
3344
189
3533
106
Sheriff
Charles H. Robbins
2100
133
2233
Robert. Fish
1
0
1
Blanks
1243
56
1299
3344
189
3533
Question 1: Acceptance of the following,-"Law pro- posed by initiative Petition, Proposed Law-" An Act to permit certain sports and games on the Lords Day."
Voted
Yes
1063
43
1106
No
1461
98
1559
Blanks
820
48
868
3344
189
3533
Question 2: Question of Public Policy .- Shall the Sen- ator from this district be instructed to vote for a resolution requesting Congress to take action for the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States known as the prohibition amendment?"
Voted
Yes
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