The daily banner., 1922-09-12

Vote. Garrett Overwhelms France
In Republican Primaries In County
With the usual delay In gettlhs
The vote from two or three ulstilc''
in the county the returns disclose
that Bruce. candidate for the Demo-
cra;ic nomination for United states
Senator, has carried the county over
L.wis by about fifty votes, that
Goldsborough, candidat7 for renoml-
nation for Congress has carried pS
TIC county by nearly th"u-anu Ma
iCIity ana that the vote for jackson
and Sisk was very light. 1t is not pc
lieved that it will be possible to get
a detail vote from the district before
tomorrow and it is possible that II
HAY be still later as there seems 10
be some mix-up about the time fcr
canvassing the vote
In the Republican primaries
John W. Garrett candidate for Unit
ed States Senator so far as this coun-
tv is concerned overwhelmingly de-
f,ated United States Senator JCS' pm
F,aIce, tie Garrett people lead ny
St,lc's .,11riney A. g. ngle Marine
AID DR.. T. ice w. Golasboroueh Pill
ing up I ,.-ajority that appears to be
aroun eight hundred The France
fight was led by Ex-Congressman
William N. Andrews who appears to
have lost his fight i'll every district
of the county with the exception of
three.
In the statewide primaries Bruce
has won easily carrying three of the
four Legislative districts Of Baltl-
more City and carrying eighteen out
of the twenty three counties. Mr..
Lewis carried Allegany, his home
county, Garrett, Frederick and Wash
ington counties, Bruce carrying all
of the others. Mr.. Norris carried
the First Legislative district of Bal
timore City and made a wonderful
run in the second district, Bruce on
ly carrying it by a few hundred out
Of a vote of $4,000, but did not
carry a single county in the State.
In the Republican primaries Sena-
tor France seems to have won de-
cisive victory carrying fifteen Of the
counties and every Legislative dis
trict in Baltimore City. Mr.. Garrett
won in the following counties: Car
roll; Dorchester; Garrett; Kent;
Montgomery; Queen Anne's; Somer-
set and Wicomico. The report was
current last night that Garrett had
lost Wicomico by so and had carried
Worchester, but Republican head
quarters in Baltimore at three O'Clock
this afternoon gave out that MI. Car
rett had carried Wicomico by "
votes, Garrett's vote being 1902 and
Frances 1882 but that Senator
France had carried Worcester by a
good majority.
In the Congressional fight in the
First District, Congressman Colds
borough has been renominated by an
overwhelming majority, it being es-
timated that his majority in the dis
trict will be between eight and ten
thousand over Col. Albert w. Sisk.
also of Caroline county, whose vote
is slightly larger than that of Alex
ander M. Jackson, of Wicomico coun-
ty. Col. Sisk and Mr.. Jackson were
classed as wet" candidates so that
it would appear that the voters Of the
Eastern Shore has put final quietus
upon the matter of making the Pro
hibition Amendment an issue in the
campaign. Senator Tydings, of Har-
ford county, who was nominated fol
Congress in the Second Congression-
al district has only small majority
over Frank II. Zouck, former chair
>man of the State Roads Commits
sion, the dry candidate.
The Congressional N ominees NAM
ed in yesterdays primaries are:
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIST:
Democratic, T. Alan Goldsborough,
of Caroline County:
Republican, candidate, not yet
named.
SECOND DISTRICT:
Democratic, Millard E. Tydings,
of Hartford county.
Republican, Albert A. Blackney,
of Baltimore.
THIRD DISTRICT:
Democratic, Antony Dimarco, Bal
timore City.
Republican, John Philip Hill, OF
Baltimore City.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
Democratic, J. Charles Linthicum,
Baltimore.
Republican,, No candidate yet
selected
FIFTH DISTRICT:
Democratic, Clarence M. Robert
Prince Georges county.
Republican, Sydney E. Mudd, Cal
vert county.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
Democratic, Andrew (Cy) J. Cum
mings, Montgomery county.
Republican, Frederick N. Zihl
man, Allegany county