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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
4
The report notes mixed outcomes from yesterday's votes with Republicans holding steady at previous levels while Democrats show limited gains. Carries-Armstrong makes the best run, signaling a notable yet uneven shift in state returns as the battle of the ballots concludes.
A heated Frederick county election produced Democrat Harry Wood as county commissioner and Republican George D. Tons as the second new board member. Rhodes R. Kamp finished third, while incumbent Harry B. Witter trailed in most precincts.
In Frederick county the Democrats held power with George E. Smith re elected mayor and multiple county positions, while Republicans faced smaller majorities. Notable results include Emory L. Coblentz carrying for House of Delegates, Wood’s surprise bid for county commissioner, and Goodell’s strong State Senate challenge defeating Gambrill. The report also notes a linguistic tidbit about Lakota Sioux substituting Le for D.
Early returns show Albert C. Ritchie leading Maryland governor race by narrow margin with Nice ahead in counties and Cecil and Baltimore counties possibly Democratic. Republicans claim Somerset sole solid count. House of Delegates viewed as Democratic. Ritchie and running mates listed with Keating Lee and Magruder.
The county totals show Wesabeela Prederick leading for Comptroller by 172, while Armstrong defeats Kout tex for Attorney General by 836. Frederick county voters back Marcy, and Ritchie leads statewide though Montgomery and Carroll counties show tight margins. Weaker showings suggest heavy party ticket cuts and mixed results across counties.
Interdenominational School of Missions holds sessions Wednesday and Thursday, November 5 and 6, at the Lutheran Sunday School chapel, inviting participants to gather for lectures and worship.
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