Warburton Forces Show No Strength On G. O. P. Ticket
In yesterdays primary election Republicans backed Weller and Dyer against Warburton and Macklin, while Democrats supported Harrington in several districts. Harrington won Baltimore city districts and Eastern Western Shore counties, with about 86 votes expected at convention. Middletown county results showed Baughman defeated for reelection as Democratic County Chairman, signaling a shift in local party leadership amid close contests for Sheriff and Register of Wills. Anti-Saloon League losses emerged as Kaufman defeated Harrison in a notable county clash.
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Smith
Harrington
Ritchie
McMutten
Lee
Maloy
Cooper
Weller
Dyer
Warburton
Macklin
Goldsborough
Baltimore City
Waller
Baltimore
Chaittand Baughman
Midtown
Col E. Austin Baughman
Middletown
Baker
Haughman
Bittle
Bussard
Coblentz
Gaylor
Gaver
Hauver
Hil
Debrand
Holter
King
Miller
Nokirk
Rautzahn
K. Shank
Shank
Stockman
Wiles
Col. Baughman
Baryington
Leatherman
Jones
Sheriff
Register of Wills
Albert M. Patterson
Roger Harley
Charles A. Ogle
Edward S. Delaplaine
August T. Brust
House of Delegates
Eugene L. Harrison
Brunswick
George L. Kaufman
Frederick
People For
Kaufman
Successful Gubernatorial Contenders in Frederick County Primaries
In Frederick County, Etchison won the Democratic primary for governor over Belt with strong county support, and Kaufman secured the Republican nomination. The old line Harrington organization retained seats on the State Central Committee, with Conley, Grove, Kemp, Wood, Perry, Keller, Eckstein, Hedges, Roddy, Bennett elected or re elected. The race for Clerk of the Court favored Haugh on the Republican side while Democrat contenders closed in, with results continuing on page seven.
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Harrington
State Central Committee
Frederick County
Emerson C. Harrington
Lee-Preston
John Walter Smith
State Committee
C. H Conley
Wm. J. Grove
D. Columbus Kemp
Alban M. Wood
B.C. Perry
John F Keller
C. H. Eckstein
H. S. Hedges
Daniel F. Roddy
Harry L. Bennett
Announcement of new management at Coel and Wood business
Opposite New City Hotel at 28 W Patrick St the new operators announce continuation of Runkles and Mullinix at the old site with expanded plans. They promise full weight, quality stock, efficient service and prompt phone attention from up-town and coal yard offices with two contact numbers.
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Runkles and Mullinix
Morriage and Investment Co
W. Patrick St
New City Hotel
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Haugh
Cramer
Harrison
McGill Belt
Neer Dickerson
H. Lorsey Etchison
Etchison
Etchigan
Sucheas
New Market District
Ead Ie Wes
Freteh
Aheau
O. E. Weller
E. C. Harrington
Guatheriff
House OF Delegatees
Willson
Toe Lane
Shama
Precint
Wredenck
Precinct
Weddictann
Creagerstown
Aoa
Emmitsburg
Urbana
Orbesa
Ae Urbana
Aeance
New Market
Hauvers
Bauvers
Woodaboro
Mt. Pleasant
Mechanicstown
Sean
Jayson
Woodville
Bradéock
SBS Dee Od
Bae
Brunewick
Ft & Ae
Berésewick
Prorswick
Winsies
Optometrist
Berman Optical Company
Optometrist and
Opticians
North Market St
iCoal Yard
Hygeia Ice Co
New Buffalo
M. T. Engle
Leon
North Market ST. Frederick
Test Ming
North Bentz St
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