Governor race tensions and party crosscurrents in Maryland
Former Senator William P. Jackson backs Roads Commission chairman C. E. Weller for the Republican nomination for governor while Governor Goldsborough seeks renomination. The Sun reports intraparty maneuvers, Carrington’s challenge, and leaders steering aspirants. Burleson hails the postal savings system. Turkish-German tensions and US policy loom over Gulflight case. White flowers and carnations mark Mother’s Day observances. Maryland Democrats face a tougher fight, warns Salisbury Advertiser. Governor Goldsborough and officials visit agricultural colleges and plan to enlarge the Maryland Agricultural College, with a Pacific coast trip by a Maryland party including Panama-Pacific Commission members.
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C. E. Weller
The
Roads Commission
Goldsborough
the Sun
Jackson
Edward C. Carrington
Carrington
Mayor Preston Re-elected In Baltimore By Wide Plurality
Mayor James H. Preston won re election in Baltimore on Tuesday by a large plurality, the largest for a mayoral candidate in a generation. His running mates John Hubert and James F. Thrift also carried strong pluralities, Hubert 15 322 over Dryden and Thrift 15 425 over Russell. Preston praised governance, honesty, and progressive policies, saying the people endorsed doing the right thing even if unpopular. The result was anticipated given his administration’s notable progress.
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Gig
Baltimore
John Hubert
City Council
James F. Thrift
Preston
Hubert
Frank W. Dryden
Thrift
Elijah J. Russell
Baltimore mayoral win signals shifts in state and national elections
The Washington Times notes Baltimore mayor Preston, a Democrat, won by the largest majority for the office in recent years, challenging Republican landslide forecasts for next year. The piece argues local victory may influence governor and senate races, with Baltimore Democrats backing Lee’s successor and Preston likely to replace him in the Senate as Lee’s term ends.
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Baltimore
Preston
Chicago
Baltimore City
the Times
Lee
Senate
Farmers Day at Agricultural College to Draw Large Crowd
Preparations are underway for Farmers Day on May 29 at the Agricultural College. It will be the third annual event with a projected attendance of about five hundred farmers and farm women. Statewide interest grows as organizations plan to report on progress at the College and Experiment Station. Special rail transport arrangements are in place to accommodate visitors.
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William McKenney
Centreville
James Brown
Church Hill
Charles A. Busteed
Washington, D.C
duPont
Wilmington
Delaware
Reybold
Delaware City
Philadelphia Record
North American
Peninsula
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McCoy Hall
Baltimore
Ocean City
J. Dukes Downes
State Bank
Levin D. Lynch
John M. Mumford
William B. S. Powell
Thomas W. Taylor
Charles T. Jackson
Bank of
Caroline County
Harvey L. Cooper
J. Kemp Stevens
Circuit Court
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Nebraska
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New York
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Goldsboro, Md
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Queen Anne’s County
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State of Maryland
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James Merrick, Jr
Anne’s
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Sudlersville
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Foster Sudler
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Denton, MD
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Denton, Nd
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