The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-31


vote in the county. While there had been
talk Of the Democratic organization be-
ing against Mr.. Lewis. it is apparent
from the result that il was not against
him. The only work done on the Repub-
lican SIDE was by the adherents Of Mr..
Blair. The Organization was behind him.
with the aid of former Senator Yelling
ton. who directed the fight, aided by
Federal ofIcehulders. a number coming
from Baltimore and Washington
Representative George A. Pearre is con-
fined 20 MS home by illness and was I'm
able 10 vote to-day. In a number OF the
districts in this county Etchison failed
to secure a vote.
Ray Claims Victory.
Upper Marlboro, Nd. Aug. 81. Enos
Ray. IT,. Democratic candidate for the
Fifth district of Maryland. carried Prince
George County in the primaries to-day by
between $50 and 600 majority over Charles
H. Stanley. his only opponent In his
home district (Chmem). AR Ray got
practically the entire vote but % out OF
% being east for Stanley
Hyattsvile district, the home Of state
Senator Charles a. Wells gave Stanley
a majority Of nine, while State comp
trOller Claggetts district. MelIow0od.
gave Stanley S6 majority
Or. L. a. Griffith defeated state At
torney McGruder in Marlboro district by
Il majority The new district. seat
Pleasant, gave Ray lS3 and Stanley g.
/ The result shows that the prominent or
T ganizauon leaders in Prince George
/ County are stIH in the saddle. The re-
sulf by districts:
+ Dansviile. Ray. 1s2; Stanley. 30 BIa-
densburg Ray. 10. Stanley, i. 1Iarl-
/ boro, Ray, So; Stanley q. Nottingham.
/ Ray. 0; Stanley, 30 Piscataway. Ray.
( 80. Stanley 81. Spaulding. Ray. l0i. Stan
4 ley, g. Queen Anne Ray. 81. Stanley. Sc
Acuasco. Ray. 80. Stanley. - Surratts.
Ray IS. Stanley. 81 Laurel. first pre-
Cinct. Ray, 80; Stanley. l3l. Second pre-
cinct, Ray Al; Stanley. S. Brandyv-ine.
Ray 20. Stanley. 80. Oxou Hill. Ray. a.;
/ Stanley. 90. Kent. Ray. 60; Stanley. B.
I Bowie. Ray. 4S; Stanley. 81 Beuwooc.
( Ray. y: Stanley, IS HyausviUe, Ray.
I 80; Stanley. lCS. Chuem. Ray. 25. stan
( ley, %. Seat Pleasant. Ray. l33. stan
/ ley. 81.
/ Ray tonight claims he has carried the
f Fifth Congressional distritt by between
/ 3.cco and 1900 majority.
/ Howard County. the home OF Senator
+ German, VIII give him g1l majority. Bal
timore City LOO. and Prince Georse 600.
I He also claims 81. Mary and Calvert
/ counties. and says that Charles County
/ Is doubtful He comedies Anne Arundel
/ TO Stanley by 100 majority.
Majority for Stanley.
Annapolis. Nd. Aug. 9O.-Returns from
! all except one precinct Of Anne Arundel
/ County give Charles H. Stanley a ma
jority Of llS6 in the primary election
| to-day. out Of the seven districts. Ray
! only succeeded in carrying one. That was
/ the fourth. In which ne secured a ma
jority Of three votes. Though DR.. George
/ Wells veteran leader in the county. and
] his friends were pleased AT the local re-
suit. keen disappointment was felt that
Ray carried the district by such a large
majority. His majority will be between
! 1000 and 1900
/ lie swept the Baltimore city wards with
out much opposition, and carried hts home
county Prince George. by go. Howard
County, Senator Germans bailiwick. by
nearly 900. and Calvert and St Mary
by small majorities. though he lost out in
! Charles
Baltimore Voting Brisk.
/ Baltimore. Aug. SO.-The contests IN Bal
timore City were very exciting. although
all of the successful candidates won de-
cisive victories.
] Former Police Commissioner J. Harry
Preston gave State Senator Linthicum a
hard fight in the Fourth district. and
the same can be said OF former state
I Senator James Young in the Third dis
trict, who gave Koenig hard run. In the
! Third district also former City Council
man George Stewart Brown and John NJ
Deponai a local newspaper man, polied
a goodIy number OF votes. but not enough
TO win out.
In the Fifth district former Speaker
Ray was successful over Charles II.
! Stanley. The city wards in this district
Went heavily for Ray. which means that
! Gov. Crothers has sustained a sweeping
defeat at the hands OF the Baltimore
city Democracy ard a victory for state
Senator A. P German.