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Home My WebLink About1934-09-20-SP-Results 0-1 t7 WARANT FOR STATE PRIMARY THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Middlesex, ss . To either of the Constables of the Town of Lexington, Greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to • notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in Primaries to meet in Emerson Hall, Stone Building, East Lexington (Precinct one) , Cary Memorial Hall, Lexington Centre, (Precinct Two, Three and Four) THURSDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF SPETEMBER, 1934, at two o 'clock P.M. for the following purposes : To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the Nomination of Candidates of Political Parties for the following offices : Governor for this Commonwealth Lieutenant Governor !I IT U Secretary of the Commonwealth IT Treasurer and Recerver-General Auditor of the Commonwealth. . . . . . ITTy Attorney General Senator in Congress . . . . . . . . . . . ITTT Representative in Congress . . . " gth Congressional District Councillor tr6th Councillor TI fl Senator 7th Senatorial It Two Representatives in General CourtU 28th Representative II District Attorney Middlesex Clerk of Courts 1 Middlesex County Register of Deeds Middlesex District County Commissioner. . . . . . . . . . Middlesex County Associate County Commissioners Middlesex County Sheriff (to fill vacancy) . ; U Middlesex County The polls will be open from two o'clock P .M. to nine o 'clock P .M. And you are directed to serve this warrant by Posting attested copies thereof seven days at least before the time of said meetings as directed by vote of the town. • Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant with your doings thereon at the time and place of said meeting. Given under our hands this fourth day of September, A.D. , 1934 Robert P . Trask SELECTMEN John E. Gilcreast Charles E. Ferguson of Daniel J. O'Connell • ! John A. Lyons LEXINGTON • September 11, 1934 To the Town Clerk: I have notified the inhabitants of Lexington by postinp. Printed copies of the foregoing Warrant in the Post Office, in the vestibule of the Town Office Building and six other public places in the Town, and by mailing a printed copy of the same to every registered voter in the Town eight days before the time of said meeting. Attest : Patrick J . Maguire Constble of Lexington _ _ 107 STATE PRIMARY ELECTION September 20, 1934 The following election officers had been appointed by the Selectmen and were assigned to duty at the four precincts as follows : Precinct One Warden Charles J. Dailey Deputy Warden Mrs . Nary A. Rowland Inspector George E. Foster eputy Inspector Alfred Ha,Tward Deputy Inspector Donald Cameron tClerk Mabelle S. Peavy Deputy Clerk Arthur W. Hughes Teller Ellese Schofield ,Teller Harold MacGilvray Teller Miles L . F. Jones Teller George P . Stygles Inspector Frances Harrington Precinct Two Warden Irving B. Pierce Deputy Warden Victor Harmon Inspector George V. Morse Inspector Randall Richards Deputy Inspector Elizabeth Nourse Deputy Inspector Madeline J. Corbett Clerk John H. Dacey Deputy Clerk Frederick Connor Teller Harry G. Frost Teller Clifford W. Pierce Teller Edward McGrory Teller Ruth Ray Precinct Three Warden Harvey Winlock Deputy Warden Frederick H. Tullar Insoector James M. Ahern inspector Chas . E. Moloy Deputy In5-0)ector Emma Hovey Deputy Inspector John Corcoran Clerk James L. McKenzie Deputy Clerk Samuel W. Wellington Teller Timothy Kinneen Teller Esther Graham Teller Paul F. McDonnell Teller Edward G. O 'Connor Precinct Four Warden Howard E. Custance Deputy Warden Irene Robinson Inspector Warren HaYnes Inspector Margaret Merrick De-uty Inspector Marie A. Mowatt Deputy Inspector Daniel A. Gorman, Jr. C'erk. Frank Ma7uire Deputy Clerk Margaret T. Kennedy Teller Agnes Ha] l idler James Waldron Teller Melville Webb Teller Harry Howard 108 cr The polls were declared open in each Precinct at two o 'clock P . ,fI. , and remained open in each Precinct until nine o' clock P .M. , at which time after due notice , theyvere closed. The election officers were sworn to the faithful Per- fozmance of their duties . The ballots were counted by the election officers in each Precinct, the tally sheets and total vote sheets prepared by the Town Clerk beinv used. The ballots cast were counted, enclosed in envelopes , sealed, signed by the election officers, together with the unused ballots, delivered to the Registrars of Voters , who Proceeded to canvass the same, with the following result which was declared by the Town Clerk. The Town Clerk canvassed the result as follows : Precinct 1. Ballots Cast : Republican 577 Democratic 126 Total703 Precinct 2 . Ballots Cast : Republican 563 Democratic 66 Total629 Precinct 3. Ballots east : Republican 599 Democratic 67 Tota1666 Precinct 4. Ballots Cast : Republican 535 Democratic 87 Total 622 2274 346 2620 The total number of ballots cast was Two thousand six hundred twenty (2620) REPUBLICAN Governor Pre . 1. Prec . 2 . Prec . 3. Prec . 4 Total Gaspar G. Bacon 292 425 420 312 1449 Frank A. Goodwin 219 102 123 180 624 Blanks 66 36 56 43 201 Lieutenant Governor John W. Haigis 434 482 490 429 1835 Blanks 143 81 109 106 439 Secretary Frederic W. Cook 440 491 496 432 1859 Blanks 137 X72 103 103 415 • Treasurer Oscar U. Dionne 223 277 285 214 999 Thbnias P.I. Vinson 194 166 189 187 736 Blanks 160 120 125 134 539 Auditor Elizabeth W. Pigeon 165 258 211 158 792 Elmer P . Atherton 11 12 18 15 56 Alonzo B. Cook 258 205 254 245 962 Irma Adelaide Rich 17 4 15 13 49 Blanks 126 84 101 104 415 Attorney General Joseph E. Warner 431 478 491 425- 1825 Blanks 146 85 108 110 449 Senator in Congress __ Robert M. Washburn 398 468 480 404 1750 Blanks 179 95 119 131 524 109 Congressman Prec . 1. Prec , 2 . Prec . 3 . Prec . 4 Total John M. King 72 44 35 80 231 Edith Nourse Rogers 425 464 496 380 1765 Blanks 80 55 68 75 278 Councillor George H. Bailey 142 103 138 106 489 ._, James vjlalter Balfour,Sr. 36 26 26 33 121 Eugene A. F. Burtnett 194 256 254 200 904 John Y. Myers 21 18 13 17 69 Blanks 184 169 168 179 691 Senator Mary Walsh Brennan 28 12 25 19 84 Joseph R. Cotton 415 470 485 407 1777 Louis Ellenwood 41 23 21 29 114 Blanks 93 58 68 : 80 299 Representatives in General Court Nelson B. Crosby 187 220 211 176 794 Hollis M. Gott 154 140 129 118 541 Charles M. Sawyer 62 74 73 . 70 279 Robert P . Trask 468 433 482 418 1801 Blanks 283 259 303 288 1133 District Attorney Warren L. Bishop 425 477 486 413 1801 Richard McCabe 2 2 Blanks 150 86 113 122 471 Clerk of Courts Ralph N. Smith 415 446 472 391 1724 Blanks 162 117 127 144 550 Register of Deeds Thomas Leighton 378 413 432 341 1564 George LeRoy Woods 39 32 33 49 153 Blanks 160 118 , 134 145 557 County Commissioner Smith J. Adams 55 61 58 41 215 George H. Brown 45 50 49 57 201 Wesley G. Collings 37 13 17 9 76 Harry J. Gilmore 64 64 96 75 299 Francis F. Griffith 38 29 15 40 122 Victor Francis Jewett 144 199 209 155 77r0-7 Blanks 194 147 155 164 660 ___ HO cp e Associate Commissioners Prec . 1. Prec . 2. Prec . 3. Prec .4 Total John Alfred Brodbine 54 37 33 38 162 Robert D. Donaldson 269 338 382 284 1273 Melvin G. Rogers 216 296 293 193 998 Carroll E. Scott 131 86 93 132 442 Blanks 484 369 397 423 1673 Sheriff Howe Coolidge Amee 12 20 18 28 78 ' Joseph G. Bates 11 3 12 9 35 Harry Dunlap Brown 94 120 141 97 4F2 George Groombrid_e 5 5 2 2 14 John W. Justice 1 5 1 7 14 Clarence P . Kidder 27 37 52 25 141 Joseph M. McElroy 195 177 140 127 639 Ralph W. Robart 31 25 22 33 111 'Wendell D. Rockwood 7 8 5 5 25 George A. C . Stone 16 11 12 19 58 Henry L. Walker 76 81 104 82 343 Blanks 102 71 90 101 364 DEMOCRATIC Governor Charles H. Cole 23 34 18 30 105 James M. Curle7 88 30 44- 49 211 Frank A. Goodwin 11 1 4 5 21 Blanks 4 1 1 3 9 Lieutenant Governor Joseph L. Hurley 57 40 36 43 176 Francis E. Kelly 47 18 17 24 106 Blanks 22 8 14 20 64 Secretary Joseph Santosuosso 38 31 22 34 125 James P . Blake 11 6 6 2 25 John J . Buckley 27 14 17 16 '74 . James Joseph Du:- an 1 2 3 0 6 John D. O 'Brien 5 0 2 5 12 Clement A. Rile:,-, 1 0 3 1 5 William F. Sullivan 9 2 3 8 22 Blanks 34 11 11 _ 21 77 Treasurer Charles F. Hurley 90 57 49 65 261 Blanks 36 9 18 22 85 Auditor Thomas H. Buckley 68 46 38 51 203 Leo D. Walsh 24 10 15 15 64 Blanks 34 10 14 21 79 /11 Attorney Genera]_ Prec . 1. PPrec . 2 . Prec. 3 Free . 4 Total Paul A. Dever 49 42 17 39 147 John Martin Boyle 13- 3 8 9 33 Philip A. Chapman 8 9 9 0 19 Harold W. Sullivan 21-- 10 15 15 61 Blanks 35 9 18 24 86 Senator in Congress David I. Walsh 66 55 36 60 217 Edward P . Barry 33- 8 19 10 70 William Donahoe 9 0 2 4 15 Blanks 18 3 10 13 44 Congressman Joseph M. Halloran 12 9 6 20 47 George S. McLaughlin 41 29 21 21 112 William P . Morrissey 11 4 5 5 25 Jeremiah J. O ' Sullivan 24 13 20 15 72 Blanks 38 11 15 26 90 Councillor James J. Brennan 27 27 20 29 103 David L. Burke 6 2 5 10 23 James E. Fitzgerald, Jr.18 5 11 10 44 Daniel J. Forrest 6 1 3 0 10 Robert J. Muldoon 18 10 5 1 34 Paul W. O 'Brien 14 5 5 7 31 Blanks 37 16 18 30 101 Senator Walter J. Cleary 57 25 27 24 133 Maurice D. Condrey 29 31 26 37 123 Blanks 40 10 14 26 90 Representatives in General Court John A. Carr, Jr. 56 31 27 32 146 Joseph M. Cormier 26 16 12 20 74 Thomas G. Hennessy 54 26 30 35 145 Robert P . Trask 1 1 Blanks 116 58 65 87 326 District Attorney James J. Bruin 14 28 20 17 79 John A. Crowley 12 6 6 9 33 John F. Daly 2 13 15 21 76 Joseph M. Gavan. 44 6 8 11 69 Blanks 29 13 18 29 89 Clerk of Courts John J. Brennan 52 41 33 38 164 Edward L. Ford 29 7 14 12 62 John D. Medeiros 4 9 5 17 Blanks 39 14 18 32 103 112 . oi -.---. = REGISTER CF DEEDS ›tt Prec . 1 Prec . 2 . Prec . 3. Prec . 4. Total John Gordon Duffv 54 37 34 . 40 165 John T. Ford • 34 8 14 16 72 Blanks 38 21 19 31 109 County Commissioner Thomas B.Brennan 36 33 26 34 129 Robert F. Donovan 31 8 20 14 73 Louis F. Stuart 11 3 6 3 23 Blanks 48 22 15 36 121 Associate Commissioners Charles R. Brunelle 18 17 15 16 66 Edward L. Harley 14 9 9 11 43 Francis R. King 15 9 8 6 , 38 Thomas Murray 36 18 18 20 92 John A. Sweeney 46 28 24 24 122 Blanks 123 51 60 97 331 Sheriff Patrick J. Brennan 24 13 14 17 68 Michael DeLuca 1 2 0 2 5 Charles P . Fox 5 0 2 2 9 William R. Griffin 5 2 0 4 11 John C. Kelleher 12 5 1 6 24 Daniel P . Leahy 11 7 7 4 29 Ralph W. Robart 12 13 9 6 40 Patric 4 Henry Ryan 16 3 3 6 28 William H. Walsh 13 9 13 18 53 Blanks 27 12 18 22 79 A true copy Attest : p ...- • 'r ' ; Town C rk ____