While the rest of the country was going strongly Democratic, Pennsylvania remained in the Republican column and Congressman Benjamin Golder of this city was reelected together with a number of Jewish members of the legislature. They are Samuel Salus to the state senate, and Arthur L. Greenstein, Arnold Blumberg, Morris J. Root, Morton J. Witkin, Herman J. Tahl, Louis Schwartz, Nathaniel E. Jaffe and Emanuel Fleisher, all Republicans, to the state assembly. In Pittsburgh Max J. Spann (R) was elected to the state assembly and Morris Einstein was reelected to the state senate.
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