Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-11-07
what The Voters Did la Tuesdays
Election.

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$1,000.
David J. Lewis wins IN the Sixth Mary
land district over Zihlmsn by 3.75s votes.
Maryland elected all six Congressman. a
gain of two.
Upset Republican control Of House Of
Representatives. probably giving Deu,O-
Gratis narrow majority.
Wiped out Republican majority Of sixteen
in Senate. bringing political complexion Of
that body to tie.
Approved in three States. Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island and Illinois. referenda calling
for repeal Of Eighteenth Amendment and
State VOlstead acts.
Elected Democratic Senator and Govern
or. both vet. in Massachusetts,
Chose Democratic Governor in Gomez
ticut for the first time in decade.
Returned Franklin D. Roosevelt. Demo
crst. to Gpvernorship Of New Yo<k BY IN
precedented majority Of 725.0O0.
Senator Dwight ". Morrow. Republican.
repealist. to Senate
Elected Clifford D. PinchO,. Republican.
dry. Governor Of Pennsylvania despite vet
opposition and bolt in own party.
Broke last hold Of Anti-Smith Democrats
in South BY exciting Bailey, Democrat. to
Senate in North Carolina and defeating
Helm for Senate in Alabama
Elected Democratic Senator and Gov
ernOS in Ohio.
Swept James Hamilton Lewis. Demo-
cratic vet. into the Senate BY more than
100000 plurality over Mrs. Ruth Hanna
Mccormick
Named Democratic Senate in South d.
koto and Democratic Governor in Idaho.
Returned Thomas J. Walsh. dry Demo-
crat, to Senate from Montana.
Reelected George W. Norris. Insurgent
Republican, TO Senate from Nebraska.
Defeated Henry J. Allen. Hoover spokes-
man, for Senate in Kansas.
Sent the blind Thomas P. Gore. Demo-
crat, back to Senate after absence of ten
years.
Defeated Reese. Republican. only Rep
resentative for whom Hoover personally
appealed. for Congress in Tennessee.
Cut majority Of Speaker Nicholas Long
worth. Ohio. to mere 3.i0I votes.
Returns Representative Hswley. chair
man Of Ways and Means Committee. to
House from Oregon by narrow margin.
With reports in from all but one hun
bred Of the States polling places and
voting on the measure light in the coun-
ties. Maryland voters Tuesday apparently
had instructed the next General Assembly
to call convention for revision Of the
State Constitution. Maryland stands to see
plans for its first Constitutional Convention
since 1857.
voTE OF THE COUNTY.
Coneress-David j. Lewis iO.l49. Fred
efick N. Zihlman S,679.
Associate Judee-JohnS Newman 9.6i9.
Arthur d. Willard 1873.
Governor c. Richie 1897. Vim.
F. Broenine 9.l77.
State Senator-Robert G. Hilton 9.236.
Thomas NJ. Anderson 9.l36
House Of Deleeates-Democrats. George
L. kdmonds 5000. Lavinia Engle 9.156.
Marvin Harrington 9.l3l. Ralph l. Morri-
son 1894. Odotion W. Roby 9.O69: Re-
publicans. Walter W. Dawson 1881. Frank
l. Hewitt s.436. Windsor Hodges 8.726.
Charles C. Galloway S.Sl5. Edwin A.
Swinele $500.
County Commissioners-First District
Downey NJ. Williams 9.272. Williams H.
Fulks 6.672.
Second District Sherwood Duvall 9.i90.
William II. Burdette $500.
Third District -Claeett C. Hilton 9.l9S.
Harry l. Willard 6.79e.
Fourth District VIM. r. Ricketts, 1894.
Frank H. Karn 1878.
Fifth District-Lacy Shaw 9.476. John
Humphrey. ST., $3.50.
Sixth District-John B. Diamond 80. 29.
Preston B. Snyder S.666.
Seventh District-Robt D. Haener 1851.
Lewis Keiser S.603.
Clerk of Circuit Court Preston B. Ray
lO,O47, Mortimer o. Stabler S.522.
Judges Of Orphans Court Democrats.
Joseph C. Higgins 9.362. Henry J. Hunt
s,4Si, p. Hicks Ray 9ls4 Republicans.
Chas. 7. Day S.635. John A. England $500,
Alfred C. Wsrthan S.677.
Sheriff Richard H. Lansdale 9.S66,
Leonard c. Burns 9.043.
States Attorney-Stedman Prescott g.
37S, =. Barnard Welsh 9.05i.
Register OF Wills-Perrie E. Waters 9.41i
Hiram W. Harvey 1928.
County Treasurer. Forest Walker g..
497. Thomas |. .Fulks S.s43.
Surveyor-charles J. Maddox $3.50
John G. Mcdonald SSH.
Constitutional Convention For 3.iOl
against $3.50.
Constitutional Amendment amending
Sections 2 and 8 Of Article 3-For 2.763.
against. 4.293.
Court OF Appeals Upholds Vote Bar,
The Court Of Appeals Of MARI land in a
four-to-three decision. Friday last. upheld
the order and judgment OF the Calvert
County Circuit Court which declared un-
constitutional the 1929 election law re-
Quirine only two supporting afiidavits from
a person entering the State desiring to
register instead Of the old declaration Of
intention act"
The action Of the Court VI Appeals up
holds the orders Of the Calvert and Anne
Arundel county courts. which demanded
that Sal registered Democrats be stricken
from the registration books because they
had failed to declare their intention to be-
come voters in the two counties.
The decision was filed signed by AssOci-
ate Judges Urner. Adkins. Digs and Sloan
Chief Judge Bond and Associate Judges
Pattison and ofiutt dissented.