Close Fights Tie Final Results in Doubt
Frederick County votes shake up the race as etchison and Lewis claim nominations in a tight county and state convention scene. Etchison leads in the Sixth district while Lewis wins a surprising Democratic margin. Weinberg sends congratulations as Republicans and Democrats clash over the Senate and House nominations.
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United States
David John Lewis
Joseph Irwin France
House of Representatives
Henry Doreey Etchison
Frederick N. Zihlman
Charles H. Conley
D. Columbus Kemp
Frederick W. Cramer
Charles C. Waters
Thomas 9
Lee Horsey
William J. Grove
Republicans
Charles McC. Mathias
Millard F. Rice
Harry B. Witter
J. Murray Cronenburg
Harry J. Kefanver
Joseph W. Smith
Joseph Irwin Francewill
David J. Lewis
United States Senate
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
H. Dorsey Etchison
Allegany County
Frederick County
Goldsborough
Wiliam Cabell Sruce
Blair Lee
Lewis
A. Dorsey Etchison
Strenuous Times for Papers at Election Night
News office labors through a primary election night with nonstop calls and tallying. Staff thanked election officials and helpers as returns from Ballenger district led the roll, then spread city and state results amid constant inquiries. Voters sought who was nominated, who would win fall elections, and even if the state had voted dry, with reporters juggling temperatures of curiosity from both parties.
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Ballenger
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Republican vote in Sixth District for Congress noted
The report details returns from the Republican primary with Montgomery County vote missing. Ashiman leads Weinberg by 2,939, Blair carried his county by about 600, and Blair is likely second overall. Flag Day celebrated by Maryland P. O. S. of A in Terra Rubra Carroll County with marble tablet and steel flag pole donated by Francis Scott Key in 1828.
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Ma OK
Fred'k
Garrett
Montgomery County
Ashiman
Weinberg
Blair
Maryland
Terra Rubra
Carroll County
Francis Scott Key
Leander J. Staup
Arlington
Preston B. Englar
Taneytown
W. C. LeGore
LeGore
Wiliam L. Seabrook
Westwinster
William J. Carter
Baltimore
Wiliam J. Heaps
Advertise in The News for the Next Election
A brief call to action inviting readers to visit The News office at the time of the upcoming election to place advertisements and reach voters.
Three County Towns Elect Their Officials
Three Maryland towns Mt Airy Walkersville and Emmitsburg held their primaries yesterday overshadowed by statewide contests. Mt Airy elected A R Molesworth Burgess unopposed and councilmen B W Bowman Roy J. Smith George W. Runkles Robert L. Runkles with a possible tie between A Frank Miller and Arthur Phebus. Walkersville chose John W. Stimmel Burgess over Walter Ammerman and named G Q W Cecil commissioner with 35 votes to 31 for R E Cromwell. Emmitsburg results were reported later in The News.
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Mt. Airy
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
A. R. Molesworth
Burgess
B. W. Bowman
Roy J. Smith
George W. Runkles
Robert L. Runkles
A. Frank Miller
Arthur Phebus
William Banks
H. A. Plymire
Wilfred, Hobbs
T. M. Kimmel
John W. Stimmel
Walter Ammerman
Stimmel
Zimmerman
W. Cecil
R. E. Cromwell
Myersville
John W. Kinnamon
William §. Wacht
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Etchison
Zihiman
George Stern
Washington County
France
Leo Weinberg
Aidace
Etchibon
Mr. Weinberg
Homere
Zihlman
Shonor
Gay Harrington
Alban M. Wood
Democrats
Sul County
Clase
Lordsborough
Prense
Goldsboroush
Wion
Speicher
Buckesstown
George L. Kaufman
Kirnan
Gist Blair
Kaufman
Seaster
Zathlistanl
U. S
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Buckerstown
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsbure
Woodsboro
Petersrire
MR. Pleasant
Jefferson pathetSaeis
Ead
Ake
Mechanicstoen
Mechanicstown
Jackson
Woodsiile
Linganore
Lewistown
Barkittsville Pene
Batlenger
Braddock Eta
Tetany
Brusswick
Gvick
Tom Wrasse
Wee Ee. Dee
DR JI
Ravid
Sievou
Tackerstown
Fraderek, Thome
Aeretee Ea
Prederick
Precinet
Frederic Vresinet
Sistia
Rene Eterna
Tees Pe
Pytow
Congress
Etchison Sternebeeg
Ersville
Emmits
Burg
Yellowstone Park
Iceland
New Zealand
Zdhlman
H. D. Etchison
Democrat
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