Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1923, Page 12

{12 DEMOCRATS DROP FIGHT ON RITCHE Conferences Result in His Selection for Return to Maryland Governorship. Epecial Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., May 26.—The threatened fight against the reromi- nation of Gov. Albert C. Ritchie has collapsed as the 4result of several conferences this week between state and city leaders of the democratic party, and the ticket, which it is claimed will be put on the ballot without a primary contest, will be as follows: For governor, Albert C. Ritchie of Baltimore city; for con- troller, William §. Gordy of Wicomico county; for attorney general, Thomas H. Robinson of Harford county. If the legislature to be elected this fall is democratic, as is expected, John M. Dennis will be re-elected treas- or John Walter Smith has abandoned his efforts to bring John M. Dennis into the fleld to beat Gov. Ritchie in the primaries and will support the governor in return for ing allowed to name the candidate ate controller—William S. Gordy. Hugh A. Mec) of Allegheny f who ced McMulles tate and had Ritchic sentiment very = no any h the pport te 3 ¢ no doubt that the governor the nomination unopposes Relief to County Leaders. Adjustment of party differences by an agreement on this'is a great relief to every democratic county leader in Maryland. - These men were facing a bitter par d n, a split that might endanger party success at the polls next November, and a situation such as the party passed through in the ion. fights between the fol- low < of Blair Lee and Arthur P. Gor The possibility of this rift in the| party has been avoided. and credit is | glven Frank A. Furst. the city leader, who held a snference with Senator Smith this week and, it is said, con- vinced the senato f the futility of opposing the renomination of Ri Mr. Furst's friends say he to stand in favor of the renomin »f Ritchie because he was convin that the people of the state wa i him and that it would be impossible beat him S in v Dennis helped. ered very seriously his sted candldacy for the gubern rial nomination and all last week. while he would not commit himself on the possibility of his own candidacy, he had been trying to avoid a party fight and bring about harmony Republicans Make Peace. On_the republican side the week | also has been featured by the bury- ng of the hatchet in the feud that | has existed between Senator O. E. Weller and former Gov. Philip Lee Goldsborough for the past eight vears and the sclection of Attorney General | Alexander Armstrong of Hagerstown to be the gubernatorial candidate of | the party next November, | The slate discussed by city repub- | licans “who are closely following party developments is that Armstrong | is to run for governor, Stengle W. Marine, state’s attorney of Dorches- ter county, for attorney general, and re is some talk of asking John | Garrett of Baltimore city to run | for controiler. | This slate, it is said, has been | made_without consulting former Sen- ator William' P. Jackson, who Is also the national committeeman for Mary- land and whose influence is still powerful on the eastern shore. Mr., Jackson came to Baltimore Wednesday and held a conference with a number of the city leaders not aligned with the Weller wing of the party, but none of the partici- pants would give out any statement as to what transpired at the meet- ing, further than to say that the meeting was held for the purpose of “discussing what will be best for the republican party during the guberna- torial campaign.” In making up again with former Gov. Goldsborough, Senator Weller, who 18 the acknowledged state leader of the party, it is believed is laying his plans to regain control of the city committee, which has been dominated since 1921 by the Broenig-Lowndes- Jackson combination and which is held responsible for the two recent defeats of the republican party—the defeat of Senator -France last fall and the defeat of Mayor Broenig two weeks ago. PECAN TREES HELP | DIXIE ROAD UPKEEP National Auxiliary Branches to Be Established in All States Along Big Highway. By the Associated Press. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May 26.— Mrs. Orrie Mas of Macon, Ga. president_of the National Auxiliary of the Dixie Highway Association, was the chief aker at the final meeting of the association’s annual convention today. Mrs. Massey outlined her plans for a complete organization of the auxil iary in every state the Dixie cas adopted by the parent organization plans_and the ach of the ma tion in pe ing the auxiliary 3 national headquarters of the auxiliary will be located at Macon It the pose of the Nation plained by Mrs. M the road f 3 d u membrance” in honor who fought in the world wa plan has already been started Georgia, where pecan trees are being planted’ along the road ‘hen the trees start bearing, the nuts would be turned over to_ the state to help bear the expense of the upkeep of the road. CALL WHEAT CONFERENCE Six Governors Act With Heads of Farm Organizations. 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