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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1930-11-04135 S~ta~e E~ectlon NoEember 4, lg30. WARRA'NT. COMI~O~P~ALTH OF MASSAL~HUSETTS~ Essex ss. To either of the Constables of North Andover: In the name of the Commonwealth of ]~assachusett~iybu aze '~erebM required ~o notify and warn the i~abit~ts of North ~dov~= who are qualified %o vote for State , District and County Officers, ~d aupon ~1 4uestions appearing on the ballot, ~o mee~ mhd msse~le in the designated and. appointed polli~ places in precincts One,'Two, T~ee and Four& The Engine House in v6ting precinct 0n~, the Merr~ack Portable School in vo~ing.precinct Two, ~he Union Schoo~ouse in vo~ing precinct T~e and the Towu Hall in voting precinct Four, ~n Tuesday %ne Fourth day of Nove~e=, 19~0, a~ %eh o'clock to bri~ into the Election Officers their votes for Governor; ~euten~t Governor; Secret~; Treasurer; Auditor; Attonney- Genera; Senmtor in 'Congress; Uo~ess~n for the Seventh Oongresmion- ~ ~'~'~ Uouncillor i'~r %he Fifth Oounc'illor Dis~; Senator for the Four~h~E~sexDist; Three Representatives for the Thir~ Essex Represenbative District; District Attorney for t~e Eastern Dist; Register of ~obate and Insolvency for the County of Essex; Ooun~y Uo~m~ssioner. for ~he County 6f Essex; Zwo Associate Commissioners for the C%unty of Essex; Oounty Treasure= for %he Oounty of Essex ~n~msheriff ~'o fill vacancy in the C~unty of Essex; and their vomes 'upon the following questions:- Acceptance o~' %he followi~"Proposed ~en~ent :o the Que~tibn No. 1. ~ticle ~ of the article of ~en~en~ is hereby ~nulted and ~he following is adopted in place thereof: ~ticle ~l In the year niueteen hundred and thirty-five andr~very tenth ye~ there~er a census of %he i~bi~an%s of each city a~d ~own shall be ~en and a special en~eration sh~l also specify, the n~ber of legal voters residing in each precinct of each ~own containing twelve thousand or more i~abitants according to said census ~d in ea~ w~d of each city. Each special en~eration s~ll be the basis for deter~ng the representative districts for %he ten .year period beginning with the first Wednesd~ in the fourth J~u~ following said speci~ en~eration; provided, such ais%ricts as estmblished In ~he ye~ ~neteen hundred and ~wen~y-s~ sh~l continue in effec~til the firs~ Wednesday State Election November 4, 1930. W A R R A ~[ T. Janus~y in the year nineteen hundred and thirty-nine. The House of Representatives shall .consist of two hundred' and forty members, which shall be apportioned by the ~eneral Court, at its first regular session after the return of each special enume~ation, to the several Counties of the Commonwealth, equally, as nearly as may according to their relative n~bers of legal voters,as ascertained by said special enumeration; and the town of Cohasset, in the County of Norfolk, shall,for this purpose,as well as in the formation of Districts as hereinafter provided, be considered a part of the County of Plymouth; and it shall be the duty of the Secretary of" the do~m~onwealth to certify, as soon as m~y be after it is det~m~ine~ by the General Court, the number of representatives to which each c~unty shall be entitled, to the board authorized to divide such county into representative districts; The County Commissioners or other body acting as such or, in lieu thereof,such ~oard of special conm~issionersin each county as may for that .purpose. be provided by law, shall,within th~ity days after such certification by the secretary of the commonwealth or within such other period as the general court ~y by law provide, assemble at a shire town . . of their respective counties and proceed, as soon as may be, to diyide the same' into representative districts of 'contiguous territory and assign representatives thereto, so that each representative in such c~unty will represent an equal number of legal vomers, as nearly as may be; in such districts shall be so formed that no town containing less than twelve thousand inhabitants according to..said census, no precinct of any other to~'m and~nodward of a city shall be divided therefor, nor shall any district be made which shall be entitled to ~lec~ mone thmn three representatives, The general court may by law limit the time within wtzich judicial proceedings m~y be instituted calling in question any such apportiorm~ent, division or assignment, Every representative, for one year at least im~ediately preceeding his ,..~ election, shall have been an inhabitant of %~ distr~t~0~ which he is chosen, and shall cease to represent such district when he shall cease to be an inhabitant of the comm~onwealth. The district's in each county shall be numbered by the board creating the same, and a description of each, with the'mm~ers thereof and the number of legal voters therein, shall be retu~'ned by the board, to the secretaaY, of the commonwealth, 137 State. Election .November 4~ 1930. ~A, RRANT. the county treasurer of such county, and the clerk of of every city . and t'own in such county, to be filed and kep~t in the.ir respective offices~ The manner of~calling and conducting t.he elctiens for the choice of representatives,, and of ascertaining their elction,, shall be preec_~ibed by law. Article XXll of the a~ticle of ame.dment is hereby annulled and the following is adopted in place thereof: Article XXll. Each special enumeration of legal vc~ers requir~e~ in the preseding article of amendment shall likewise be the basis~, f.~o.r determing the senatorial districts and also the councillor districts for the ten yea~period beginning wi.th th~ first Wednesday ~n th, e.. fourth ~anuary following such entu~eration; provided, t~at such districts as established in the. year nineteen hundred twenty-six sba!l ~c~ntinue in effect untiI the first Wednesday in '~anuary in the .year nineteeh·~.hundred thirty-nine. The senate shall consist of forty members. The general court shall, at its first regGlar session after the re~urn of each specia~ enumeration, divide the commonwealth into forty' districts of contiguous .territory, each distric~ to contain, as nearly a~ may be~ an equal number of legal vo~ers, according to said s.aid' special enumeration; provided, however, that no town or ward of a city shall be divided therefor; and such district shall be.formed, as nearly aa may be without uniting two counties, er~parZs ~£~two~..or m~re counties, into one district~ The general court may by law 1Lmit the time within which judicial proceedings may be instituted calling in Question such division. Each district shall e~ect one senator, who s~all have been an inhabitant of ~his' commonwealth five years a~ least immediately precedi.ng his election~ and at the time of hie election shall be an inhabitant of the district for which he is chosen; and ~e shall cease to represent such senatorial dietric~ when he shall cease ~o be an inhabitant of the cez~onwealth. Acceptance of the following"Laws proposed by Iniative Petition." Question No.2. "An act to repeal section two A of chapter cue hundred thirty-eight of the Genes'al Laws, inserted by chapter three hundred and seventy of the ac~ of nineteen hundred twenty-three., 135 State Elec ion Eovember 4 1930. ~ARRANT~ Que'stion No. 5. "An act to amend chapmer one hundred thirty-one o~ the General Laws." £-- Ail to be voted for on one ballot. The polls shall be open at ten o'clock ~. E. and shall close. at eight o'clock P. E~ And you are direct.ed to serve thic warran~ by posting ~rue and' attested copies thereof aZ the Town H~ll' and at five or more publio'pl~ces in each voting precinct; said copies ~o be posted no~ more ~han fifteen days nor less than ten days before the t~Ae Of holding said meeting. Hereof fail no% and make due return your doings thereon a~ the time and place of this warran~ with of holding s~id meeting Given under our hands a~ North Andover this sixteenth'day of~ 0c~obe= iu the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundre~"ahd thirty~ Ha~ry C. James P. Foster~ Hainsworth. S~lec~men of' go,th Andover. Officer's Return Z ha~e notified ~he inhabitants of the Town o£ Norlh Andover,u_ualified ~o vote fo=: $.ta~e,Distric~ and Oomnty Officers ~d mpon ~ Questions appeari~ on the ballot,~. posting ~rue and ~estei copies of ~his warrant, at the Town ~1 ~d a~ five or more public places in each voming precinct; said c~opies h~ving been posted not more ~h~ fifteen days nor. less than ~en d~s before the time of holding said meeting. Fred L. Sargent, Conetmble. 139 State E1M.qtiqn-November At a legal meeting of the inh~bitants of the Town of North Andover, qualified to vote for State,District and County Officers and upon questions appearing on the ballot, convened in the Engine House in precinct one, the Merrimack Postrablc Schoolhouse in precinct two, the Union School in precinct three and the Town Hal! in precinct four, agreeably to the requirements of the fore- going warrant, business was transacted ~nd votes for the officers and questions C~ndidmtes Governor. ~oha W. Aiken of Chelsea(Srl~-P) 11 Frank G. Allen Of Norwood (R) 256 Harry J. Cmnter of Boston (C.P.) 2 Joseph B. Ely of Westfield(D) 565 Alfred laker Lewis of C~bridge(S.P.) O Blanks Ideutenant GoMernor ~itrab~ V.Claggett of Newton(D) Ma~ia C. ~orreia of Ne~ Bedford S~ephen ~. Surridge follows P r e.c i n c i Z ~ appearing on the ballot were as 21 12 4 4 5 0 285 255 216 4 10 2 25 1~ 13 Z?5 208 204 of Lynn (s.L.P.) 12 s 2 Edith 1[. V~illiams of Brookline (S.P.) ~i!liam Sterling Youngman of Boston 6 6 18 5 (R) 235 482 398 347 46 40 34 38 Blanks Secretary Daniel T. Blessington of Somerville(S.L.P) 6 15 6 16 Frederick ~. Cook of ,.Somerville (R) 229 479 391 345 13 Albcrt Sprague Coolidge of~Pittsfield (S.P.) ~amea W. Dawson of:Boston(C.P) 5 Chester J. O'Brien of Boston(D)523 54 21 28 . 15 7 5 2 2.57 205 191 39 55 . 54 Totals. 48 21474 11 1099 16 65 lOl~ 1S Z? 14~2 158 41 1442 715. 17 976 162 State Election-November 4~ 1950. ~n%idates P Treasurer Fred Sefferson Bur=ell of Boston(R)2~ Eva Hoffman of Boston((C.P) Charles F. Hurley of Cambridge(D) Walter S. Hutchins of Greenfield (S .~) 4 Charles S. 0r~m of Boston (8.L.P.) 5 ~ls~ks 64 A~ulitor Alonzo B. Cook of BostonCR) Harry Fieldm~n of Springfield(S) Francis X. Eurleyof Cambridge(D) Albert 0ddia of Brockton[¢.P.) F~ed E. Oelcher of Peabody(S.L)' Blanks A~morney General Eorris I. Becke= of Boaton[S.L.) 12 · ohn~. Janhonem of Ga=dner[U.P) 4 · ohn Weaver 8herm~ of Boa%onCe) Harold W. Sullivan of Boston(D) 322 ~osephE. ~arner of Taunton(R) 227 Blanks. 6~ Senator in 0ongress ~il!iamE. Butler of Boston(R) 206 Marcus A. Ooolidge of Fitchburg(D) Oscar Kinsalaz of Springfie!d(S.L.) ~r~ Lerner of ~orces~er(~.P.) 1 Sylvester ~.EcBride of ~atertown(S) 2 Blank~ 52 0ongress~n-Seventh Dis~. · iliiam P. Oonne=y Jr. of Lynn(D) 375 325. 265 Charles ~. Lovett of Lynn(R) 203 442 365 Blanks 54 49 40 Oouncillor-Fifth Dts~. Eugene B. Fraser of Lynn(R) 222 Louis A. Kotazski of Salem(D) 307 Blanks 101 r e ¢ i n 2 5 407 359 540 52~ 257 t s Totals. 4 289 1268 5 , 15 253 1152. 16 18 10 48 11 9 1 26 56 43 43 206, 229. 450 588 309 1376 7 11 15 8 59 32Z 283 209 235 1049, Z ~ 4 1 9, 6 20 10 4 40: 14 9 5 4Q Z Z 0 8 7 16 10 36 264 199 185 .968' 478 396 352 1455 61 46. 49 208. 444 347 35~ 1333 535 275. 239. 1250 10 8 1 '25 2 4 3 10 7 10 0 19 20 24 20, 9~ 231 1192 321 1531 47 190 488 398 347 1455 232 196 171 906 96 74 81 352 State Election-November 4~1930. Candid~mes Senator-~ourth Essex Dist. Bradford Davis of haverhill (R) P r e c .,i n c t s 223 471 583 Richard B. L~rkin of Georgetown (O) 316 266 208 79 77 Blanks 91 Repre,aentatives-Third Essex. Totals 344 1421 183 973 72 319 ~aurice C. Caeey of N. Andover (D) 410 412 294 309 1425 Bruno ~. ~indeisen of I~%wrence (R) 185 354 290 254 1083 John A, HcOarthy of Lawrence 197 158 161 138 654 $illiamA. Henzie of Lawrence !9~ 144 S~,el Rushton of ~ethuea (R) 203 391 Ca~l A.~oekel of methuen (R) 20~ 409 ai'~k~- ~l 580 ~istric3.~ttorney-Eastern ~ohnW. Costello of Lswrence(D 267 271 Hdg~A. Oregg of Hethuem(R) 307 477 Blanks 159 133 634 357 276 122,7 337 278 1230 406 409 1888 209- 408 51 391 189 88 190 957 355 1547 54 229 354 1434 164 898 81 38I 198 176 9,12 391 345 142.7 79 78 374 187 158 874 56 68 Register of Probate and Insolvency-Esse~ Horace H. Atherton ~r.of Lynn(K)224 485 :Ohs=les F. Spencer of Lynn (D) 295' 250 Blanks ........... 111 101 ~ounty Conm~issio~er-Ess~x ~a~y F. Bowe~ of Lymnfiel& (D) 287 251 Ra.~mond H. Tref~ of ~bte~ad '{R) 234 457 BI~s 109 10~ ~soeia:e Co~issione=a-Ess.= C~lea ~. Boyle. of Peabo~(D) 291 238 Uornelius~.~ringmon of Sal~ Edwin C. Lewis of Lynn(R) 191 420 Edg~ ~. ~deout of Beverly(R) 190 ~1~ B.la~ 316 346 ~Cunty Tre~urer-Esse~ ~obe~ W.~.~te of Lynn (D) 312 270 BI~s 97 82 176 150 812 343 300 1254 351 311 1266 279 279 1220 38Z 342 1409 210 176 968 76 81 336 142 Candidates Sheriff-Essex-To fill vacancy. Frank E. Raymon& of Ipswich (R) Matthew S. White of Lynn(D) Blanks Question Number., One No 'Blanks Question l~umber ~E~. Yes Blanks Question Eumber Three. Blanka State Election-November 4~ 1930. P r e c i ,1 Z n c t s 238 458. 378 345 271 250 178 121 108 ll2 99, 187 269 226 181 100 113 93 103 343 434 349 315. ~otals. 1419 854 440 1441 375 389 545 285 1594 12Z 300 211 199 852 135: 127 112 115 487 294 454 376 272 1396 139 146 125 179 589 197 216 167 148 728 A true copy Attest: Sta~e Election-November 4~. 1930. Recount Pe,t,~tion. To the Town Clerk: North Andover,Nov. 6, 1930. We the undersigned, being ~en or more qualified ~o~ers the Town of North Andover,hereby declare tha~ we have reason election officers for the office of for other candidates should have been counted for William A. Menzie and vo~s were counted as blanks that should have been counted for ~il!iam~. Menzie. We believe t~at a recount of votes cast in these precints wili affect the elction of the candidate for Hepresentative ~o the of %o believe and do believe that the records of the of precincts 1,2,~ and A , in said ~orth Andover, ~epresen~atives are erroneous. That vo~es counmed General maurice C. Caeey Howard A. Doher%y Alexander M. V~ite Santo A.DiEauzo ·ohn E. EcCallion John H. Fenton ~rancis ~. Cos~ello . ~ohn J. Cy= ...... John J. Cos~ello Cornelius'Hegarty Harvey Bumyea 82 Pleasan~ Street. 69 Second Streem 95 Main Street 229 Middlesex Street. 26 Water Street. 2£6.Midddlesex Street 88 Second Street £0 Russell StreeZ ~$ Maple Ave. ~ Cleveland S~reet lEE Second Stree:. and made ~qmmq%~ealth of MaSsachusetts,. November 7, 19~0. Personally appeared the above named Maurice C. Casey oath %o the truth of %he above s~a~emen%s. Before me,. Joseph A. Duncam Town Clerk. Received Nov. 7,1950, a~ 9:15 o'clock P.E. Joseph A. Duncan, Town Clerk. ~e, the Board of Registrars of Voters of North Andover, certify that the signers of the foregoing petition are duly registered vo~ers in the Town of ~Ior%h Andover. ~. Orris Rea. Harry F. Cunningham Patrick C. Cronin. ~ssex SS. State~ E,l.e c t i on-No ye,mb e r~ Com~onwe.a. lth ,of . .s%ssachusetts. ~e,' the Board of negistrars of Voters of the Town of ~orth Andove:, do certify' that Lhe following is the result of a recount of votes made by this Board in the office, of Represen:atives in the ~eneral Court fox' the Third Essez District, this :enth day of November, 19~0~ ~andidate~ ?. ~=' e c .i . n c t 1 2 5 4 aaurice C. Casey-N.Andover(D) ~.10 411 296 514 1451 Bruno E.Findeisen-Lav~rence (R) 184 555 288 252 1079 John A. EcCarthy-Lav;rence(D) 198 157 185 15~ 655 V;illi~ A. ~enzie-Lawrence (D) ~00 14Z 165 S~uel Rusht on~e thuen [R) 20S S95 556 C~l A. ~oekel-~ethuen(R) 205 408 SS0. 27~ 1~19 Bla~m 491 580 406 409 1886 Totals. F. Orris Rea -.. Cunninghmm P. C. Cronin A true~ ~_ // / Town Clerk.