Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-05
z|HLMAN DEFEATED;
Richie IS GAINING
Democrats in Virginia Re.
cover All but One Seat
Lost in 1923.
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Glass was nearly three times the total
4 vote cast for his two opponents, j.
Cloyd Byars, Arlington, Republican, and
Joe q. Morgan, Fairfax, Socialist.
In both of the adjoining Maryland
counties 1t was indicated that the Re-
publicans might make some gains on
the State ticket, and In one, Montgom-
cry County, some Republicans were
ofaces.
Gains Two In Senate.
In the wave of Democratic congress
sional victories, IL appeared that Mary
land Democracy had gained the two
seats held by Republicans in the last
session, though one Democrat who sat
in the last Congress held but a scant
lead over his Republican opponent.
The heavy balloting which seemed to
indicate a clean sweep for the Demo-
cratic tickets, State and congressional,
also apparently had given Gov. Richie
q Democratic majority in the next
Legislature with which to work. Re-
turns from throughout the State In
dicated that enough Democratic candi-
dates for the State Senate and House
had been elected to assure control.
Along with Gov. Ritchie, and run
ming ahead Of him in plurality, Preston
Lane, IT,, OF Hagerstown apparently
r. Gordy, jr., Of Salisbury, and James
A. Young Of Cumberland indicated as
the choice Of Maryland voters to remain
in their respective Offices Of controller
and clerk Of the Court of Appeals.
Lane Leads Ticket.
On the face Of returns from IT'S pre-
cincts, Lane was leading the Demo-
cratic Statewide ticket. with plurality
Of 57,377. The vote;
Lane, CD, $l45, $40.
Robb, (R.), 8S,263.
Gordy, one Of the strongest members
Of the Democratic ticket in the past,
held a plurality Of $3.50 over his fell
low townsman, w. Newton Jackson, the
Republican nominee for controller. The
vote was:
Gordy fDemocrat), 144.46s.
jackson (Republican). 5e.e2e.
The same overwhelming majority held
for Young, who held o safe lead OF
55,77l over his Republican opponent,
DR.. Charles S. Warner OF Belair. The
vote:
Warner tRepublican), s5.24s.
Young (Democrat), i3i,0i1.
Lewis Leads Zihiman.
After running neck-and-neck In the
early returns, former Representative
David j. Lewis was gradually pulled
away from his Republican opponent,
Frederick N. Zihlman, incumbent in the
sixth district, composed OF I'VE Western
Maryland counties.
The vote In So Of the 210 precincts in
the district gave:
Lewis (Democrat). 8,s25.
Zihlman Republican,. a ,665.
In the frst district, the nine Eastern
Shpre counties, Representative. T. Alan
Goldsboroush, Democratic incumbent,
seemed assured Of repeating his 1928 i
victory over A. Stengle Marine, Repuh-
lican. with q substantial lead In the
counties reported.
The vote for % Of the is5 precincts
was: Goldsbcrough, 1882: Marine,
1902.
In the second district william L. Cole, ]
jr., drew gradually away from Linwood
L. Clark, the Republican incumbent, In
a race which threatened one Of the two
Republican seats IN the National House
from Maryland Clark defeated Cole
for The seat In 1928.
The vote In ia precincts out Of 3e4
was: Cole (Deuaocrat), 40,lD5; Clark
(RepubIican), 2T.07S.
Linthicum u Re-Elected.