The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-09-01
ELECTION BY POPULAR VOTE.

The official election returns indicate
that Senator A. P. German has been
nominated over Senator Blair Lee by
vote of 65 TO 81.
Lee made a remarkable showing in
the State and landed number of coun-
ties which were supposed 10 b. soldly
for German. OF the counties which the
German people confidently expected to
carry Caroline, Saint Mary's and Som
ersSt went back on their expectations
and went for Lee. However, Lee lost
out in Dorchester, and Washington all
of which he expected to carry.
German has carried the following
counties with The votes in the conven-
ton as given: Worcester, d; Dorchester,
S; Kent, 5; Howard, 3; Washington, 6;
Anne Arundel, S; and Baltimore City,
rs. German claims victory in Wicom-
leo and Allesaney. These will give
German IS votes in the convention,
thus making him the victor over Lee.
Lee was victorious in all of the other
counties and II is figured that he has 81
woes IN the convention.
Along with Senator Golman went the
entire organization State ticket Emer-
son c. Harrington, carried the State for
Comptroller. There was no opposition
TO Edgar Allen Poe for Attorney Cen
eral, who completes the Democratic
State ticket.
Baltimore City went for German by
about $1,000 As Baltimore City has rs
votes in the convention it was a battle
center, but the organization was too
strong.
THE COUNTY CANDIDATES.
The Republican organization won out
all over the county, only VIM w. Os-
bnrnc, candidate of the organization for
Judge OF the Orphans Court, being de-
feated by Mr. Castle, by narrow mar
| gin.
The contest for the House of Dele
gates was walk over for the candi-
dates Peter l.. Hargett, Howard d.
Kefauver, Richard G. Molesworth, EN- +,
DRY c. Remsburg and w. O. Werlcn-
baker were successful.
Senator ]. P. T. Matthias, of Thur
mont, was renominated for State Senator
running away ahead of w liam l.. Rich
ards.
George R. Dennis, Jr.. is the nominee
.or States Attorney, having defeated his
rivals by large majority.
On the Democratic side the contest
for States Attorney, between Messrs.
Motter and Lewis, was hotiy contested,
and Mr.. Lewis defeated his opponent
by small margin. Mr.. Fasan defeated
Mr.. Jones for sheriff, by a handsome ma
jorty. For the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee Messrs. Baughman,
Conley, Grove, Eckstein and Rohrback
were nominated. Messrs. Hotter and
Kimmel for County Commissioners, were
nominated.
The primaries were orderly, while
much energy was manifested by the con-
testants, harmony prevailed.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Up to Friday, September 1st, complete
election returns gives Lee 2,I7o German
ISL. The vote in Frederick City was
Lee $50 against PSI for German. The
following Democratic ticket was nomi.
mated:
Associate Judse-Edwin c. Peter.
Sta.e Senator-Stering Gait
States Attorney-Samuel A. Lewis.
Sherif-Charles T. Pagan.
County CommiSsioners-John w. Hol
ter, Pratby B. Kimmel.
Judges af the Orphans Court-Henry
BOYLE, Louis c. EtChison, William H.
Summers.
House of Delesates-Richard N. Crom-
well, Thomas Lee Horsey. (Three TO
be supplied
County Treasurer : Frede ri w.
Cramer.
County Surveyor-Edw K. Schroyei
Stale Committee-Dr. Chas. H. Con
lev, Christian H. Eckstein, Jacob Rohr-
back, Charles H. Baughman, William
J. Grove.
The Republican primaries resulted as
follows:
Senator-Tohn P. T. Matthias.
House of Delegates-Howard D. Ke-
fauver, Peter l. Hargei,. w. o. Wer-
tenbaker, Emory c. Ramsburs, Rich
ard G.. MoIeswbl H.
States Auorney-George r. Dennis.
Sheriff-William II. Smith.
! Judges of the Orphans Cour,-John c.
Castle, Albert w. Ecker, John w. Mum
ford.
County Commissioners j. Stewai
Amman, Warren E Dudderar.
County Treasurer-Danel L. Padgett
County Surveyor-Emorv c. Crum
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
District I, Precinct I-Clavton Rams
burg, John F. Keller, E. V. Myers, Thos
Mohler
District ?, Precinct DIR c. H. Con
ley. Harry Bennett John Fl. Lakin.
District ?. Precinct 2-Lews F. Fraley,
John NJ Brengle, Thomas Butcher.
District ?, Precinct 3-Iohn H. Frazier,
Charles Riddlemoser, Breck euridge Shaw
District 2, Precinct edward ]. Smith,
/ Wesley Kindley, Charles c. Waters.
District 2, Precinct Sc. Austin Baugh-
man, Christian H. Eckstein, Walter
1 Flau't.
District ?. Precinct 6-Robert Bennett,
LLOYD T. McGill Oscar Coblentz, James
A Jones
District ?, Precinct George Wallace,
James H. Cambria, Jr, Alban Wood.
! District 2. Precinct Shannon l..
! Gaver. John T. Best
District ; Albert NJ Coblentz, H. K.
I DeLauter. Calvin Gaver, Charles Hotter,
I George W. Kefauver, Russell E. Lighter,
/ Franklin p Shank.
District s. Precinct Daniel F. Roddy,
! Daniel f. Stone, Philip Frizzcll, L. E.
} Kreitz. Jacob L Topper
! District 5. Precinct Peter T. Bur
1 kett, John Nice. Foreman, !. Rowe
/ Ohler, John w. Shearer, John L. Zach
arias.
+ District civilian H. Brandenburg,
lanes H. DeLauter, John E. Kuhn, A.
E. Sensenbaugh, Trenton c. Shroyer,
George R. Stottlemyer, Walter L. Stotte-