Frederick county split ticket as voters elect Dems in key spots
Frederick county voters divided their preferences in a Tuesday election with seven Democrats and seven Republicans winning offices. Dems claim State's Attorney William Storm. Albaugh leads for Sheriff. Norwood and Grove tied closely for State Senate. commissioners Brown and Lochner win. judges for Orphans' Court split along party lines. House of Delegates expected to be three Republicans and two Democrats. County officials discuss potential shift in Board control based on remaining precincts.
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Clarence M. Phleeger
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Woodsboro
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State Senate
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House of Delegates
William C. Howard
Henry TI. Mussetter
Orphany Court
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Roscoe P. Brown
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Lewistown
Couglass Jones
Harvey E. Ramsburg
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
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Warren E. Tudverar
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Election Winners Listed for County and State Offices
The results show Republican wins for state senator Frank C. Norwood and several county roles including sheriff Ingomar W. Albaugh and treasurer Clarence M. Phleeger. Democrats secure other posts such as county commissioners Roscoe P. Brown and Lewis F. Lochner and state’s attorney William M. Storm, with mixed outcomes in judgeships and the House of Delegates.
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Lewis F. Lochner
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Clarence M. Phleeger
William M. Storm
Orphans’ Court
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Charles H. Butis
House of Delegates
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Independent Voting Amid Tight County Election Ballot Split
In Frederick county election returns show equal seven seats won by Democrats and Republicans with the potential for a tie in county offices. Democrats capture States Attorney two County Commissioners two Judges of the Orphans' Court and two House of Delegates members. Republicans win State Senator Sheriff one Orphans' Court Judge and one House of Delegates member. Voters showed strong indepence with many split tickets. Figures suggest Lochner favored for the Orphans' Court and Place the Commissioners Democratic, while William Grove appears defeated for State Senator amid a continuing dry-wet debate. Returns delayed as late as Wednesday with Walkersville still counting.
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Orphans’ Court
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Alexander Armstrong
Willam J. Grove
Democrats Win Governors In Kentucky Maryland Mississippi
Democrats swept the three gubernatorial contests in Kentucky Maryland and Mississippi on Tuesday. The nationwide results included gains in the House four four and a notable Republican win in Vermont Ported by Porter Dale defeating Park Pollard. Virginia rejected a $50 million road bond issue while Ohio cities elected Ku Klux Klan backed mayors. Philadelphia chose W Freeland Kendrick. Illinois elected Mary M Bartelme the first woman circuit court judge in Cook County.
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Cook County
Market Industrials Rise On Early Short-Selling Realignment
An early stock market advance paused briefly as renewed selling and short covering produced a partial reaction. Industrials and specialties gained, call money opened at 5 percent. The Pacific Coast Hockey League season opens November 12.
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Maryland Democrats Claim Big Maryland Victory
Chairman Corden Hull of the Democratic National Committee notes that Maryland voters backed both national and local issues, with a large Democratic majority and success of the entire slate in the state and Baltimore city, reflecting broad Democratic sentiment nationwide.
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Indictment in Atlanta Electron Klan murder case
Indicted by Fulton county grand jury on a murder charge for the killing of Capt. Coburn. Philip E. Fox Night Hawk editor and Klan publicity chief remained silent about the plan to publish statements attacking Coburn’s character. Local returns show Armstrong and Ritchie voting in various Maryland counties.
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Armstrong Concedes as Ritchie Wins Maryland Governor Race
The battle for Maryland's governorship ends with Governor Ritchie reelected by a large margin. Attorney General Armstrong concedes, citing 119 precincts unreported statewide while Ritchie leads 149,380 to 109,565. Other statewide results show party shifts and county returns across Allegany, Anne Arundel, Howard, and Washington counties.
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