Seim's Appeal

At the municipal election held November 7, 1933, James H. Rose was a candidate for the office of burgess of the Borough of Braddock on the "Republican," "Braddock," "Fair Play" and "Prohibition" tickets, and Fred Seim was a candidate for the same office on the "Democratic," "Independent" and "Roosevelt" tickets. The return judges reported a total of 2,097 votes cast for Rose and 2,117 votes cast for Seim. In this computation the election officers and the judges sitting as a recount board refused to include in the count for Rose twelve votes cast forJames Rose on the Prohibition ticket and…