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            Governor Proclamation Declaring The Election Of
                        Electors of President and Vice President.
                                            1920

        I, Albert C. Ritcher, Governor of the State of Maryland
in pursuance of Section 3 of the Act of Congress approved
February, 1887, do hereby certify that from a certified copy
of the Declaration of the Result of an election held in the State
of Maryland on Tuesday, November 2, 1920, for the eight
Electors of President and Vice President of the United States,
made and transmitted to me by the board of State Canvassers
in accordance with law, and filed in my office, it appears
that

William Ingle,
 received
 180,626
 votes,
Joseph M. Smith,
 received
 179,126
 votes,
Charles E. Simpson,
 received
 177,523
 votes,
James J. Archer,
 received
 177,658
 votes,
Frederick M. Kipp,
received
 177,589
 votes,
James S. Armiger,
 received
 177,492
 votes,
Clarence M. Roberts,
 received
 177,388
 votes,
Jacob Rohrback,
 received
 176,950
 votes,




James Carey,
 received
 236,117
 votes,
William T. Delaplaine,
 received
 231,838
 votes,
Alfred Clayton Hayden,
 received
 230,832
 votes,
William G. Henkel,
 received
 230,402
 votes,
Benjamin Franklin Woelper, Jr.
 received
 229,981
 votes,
William G. Albrecht,
 received
 230,108
 votes,
Asa Clarkhuff Sharp,
 received
 229,639
 votes,
J. Ellsworth Stonebraker,
 received
 229,111
 votes,




Edward Kyler,
 received
     8,876
 votes,
Robert W. Graf,
 received
     8,415
 votes,
Morris D. Robinson,
 received
     8,314
 votes,
Edward Lakin,
 received
     8,282
 votes,
Richard F. Schneider,
 received
     8,304
 votes,
Geider Samuelson,
 received
     8,271
 votes,
William Monro,
 received
     8,276
 votes,
Samuel Cohen,
 received
     8,218
 votes,




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