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Maryland Manual, 1925
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202 MARYLAND MANUAL. SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Candidates— Andrew J. Cummings, Democratic, Montgomery Co., Md.
Thomas W. Koon, Democratic, Allegany Co., Md.
Frank W. Mish, Democratic, Washington Co., Md.
David C. Winebrenner, 3rd, Democratic, Frederick, Frederick Co.
Counties
Allegany ...............................................
Garrett ...................................................
Washington ......................................
Frederick ............................................
Montgomery ......................................		 Cummings
235
54
43
73
885		 Koon
2,847
316
333
729
275		 Mish
128
36
1,916
392
457		 Winebrenner
91
11
104
3,414
2,240
Totals 1,390 4,500 2,929 0,860
Thos. L. Dawson, Republican, Montgomery Co., Md.
Jos. W. Wolfinger, Republican, Washington Co., Md.
Frederick N. Zihlman, Republican, Cumberland, Allegany Co., Md.
Counties Dawson Wolfinger Zihiman
Allegany ...............................................................
Garrett ......................................................................
Washington ..........................................................
Frederick ..............................„..............................
Montgomery ...„,....„„„„„„..„„.„...........................		 576
113
638
1,344
1,987		 89
31
530
116
36		 3,534
740
1,142
1,221
857
Totals.......................................................... ... 4,658 802 7,494
On September 8, 1924, Dr. George Heller was nominated by the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee as the Democratic Candidate from the
Third Congressional District of Maryland for Representative in the
69th Congress, On October 8, 1924, John R. M. Staum was nominated by the Republi-
can State Central Committee as the Republican Candidate from the
Fourth Congressional District of Maryland for Representative in the
69th Congress. On October II, 1924, Hon. Sydney E. Mudd died, creating a vacancy
in the 68th Congress from the 5th Congressional District of Maryland. On October 15, 1924, Charles E. Chance declined the nomination for
Representative in the 69th Congress from the 5th Congressional District
of Maryland. On October 16, 1924, the Democratic State Central Committee nomi-
nated Stephen W. Gambrill for Representative in the 68th Congress (to
fill vacancy) and for Representative in the 69th Congress from the 5th
Congressional District of Maryland. On October 16, 1924, the Republican State Central Committee nomi-
nated Thomas B. R. Mudd to fill vacancy in the 68th Congress and for
Representative in the 69th Congress from the 5th Congressional District
of Maryland. All other candidates not nominated in the Primary Election were
nominated by Convention or Petition as required by the Maryland Law.

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