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Samuel H. Wragg

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was elected president of the Senate with the votes of 19 Democrats and 1 Republican. Moran routinely sided with the Democrats and the majority of Republican Senators voted to form a steering committee, chaired by Wragg, which would serve as the party's official organization in the Senate. In July
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1936, Wragg announced that he would seek the Senate presidency in the 1937-38 session. Wragg secured more Republican support than floor leader
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In 1938, Wragg was elected Sheriff of Norfolk County. He held the position until his death on May 13, 1959.
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Wragg served on the Needham Board of Selectmen from 1914 to 1920 and in the
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Merrill, John (January 11, 1935). "Moran Wins in Senate, Faints".
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from 1919 to 1924. In 1924, Wragg was elected to the
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Samuel Wragg

Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Samuel Capen
Peter M. McCormack
President of the Massachusetts Senate
James G. Moran
Joseph R. Cotton
Massachusetts Senate
Frank G. Allen
Mason Sears
Needham, Massachusetts
Republican
President of the Massachusetts Senate
Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Needham, Massachusetts
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts Senate
James G. Moran
Donald W. Nicholson
1919
1920
1921–1922
1923–1924
1925–1926
1927–1928
1929–1930
1931–1932
1933–1934
1935–1936

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