Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1926, Page 3

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By the Associated Press. The wets' attempts to “defeat a large number of dry Representatives and Senators in Washington, Ver- | mont, New York, Massachusetts, South Carolina, Louisiana, Michigan | and_Colorado failed in every instance in Tuesday's primaries” Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti- Saloon League, said here today in a . .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1926, ]smnal district in New York Judsel Clarke, who defeated Representative ‘Tolley the Republican contest, has a dry voting record in Congress. Representative Hill’s defeat for the Republican senatorial nomination in Maryland and a wet successor in his congressional district is like Repre., ! sentative Upshaw’s defeat by a dry lin Georgla. “Representative Zihlman's renomi- nation in Maryland by 10,000 is double his majority of two years ago. Repre- sentative T. Alan Goldsborough. Democrat, only won by 86 in Mary- land, with a wet opponent, two years ago. 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