The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-04
REPUBLICANS HOLD CONGRESS.

Michigan district. elected.
Edward w Hamilton, Rep. Fourth
Michigan district. elected /
Samuel W smith, Rep, sixth, eiec.
ted
Henry McMoran, seventh, Rep.
elected
}. C. Mclaughlin, Rep, Ninth, cleo.
ted
George A. Loud. Rep. Tenth. cleo
ted
II o. Young. Rep. Twelfth, elected.
South Dakota Charles Burke and
Eben w Martin. Rep. at large. elec-
led to congress
Henry 7 Rainey, Dem, Twentieth
illinois district. reelected.
James NJ Graham, Dem. Twenty
trst Illinois district, elected
New York-The following congress
men were elected in Brooklyn: Third
congressional district Otto c. Foelker
Rep. Sixth congressional district, VIM
VI Calder. Rep. reelected.
William X. Smith. Dem. Fifteenth
Texas Congressional district re.elec-
ted.
Columbia, s. C--All congressional
tickets are overwhelmingly Democratic
Thomas w. Bradley Rep, Twnentieth
district, New York, reelected.
c. Bascom Slemp, Rep. Ninth Vir-
,inia district. reelected.
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock Second . e
5raska district reelected.
Dorsey w Shackelford Dem. Eighth
Missouri Congressional district, re-
elected
william b. Cravens, Arkansas. e.
elected 20 congress over Edwin Nee
hem. Rep majority 3.C0G.
John A. Sterling. Rep, Seventeenth
filionis district. elected
Jacksonville. Fla.-Demooratic con
gressmen in each of the three districts
elected by large maiorities.
w II. Draper Rep Twenty-second
New YORK state district. reelected.
D. A. Eollingsworth Rep. Sixteenth
Ohio district, elected by 1900 majori
~.
Charles O. Tirrell. Rep. Massachu-
1etts fourth district; elected.
William A. Rodenburg. Rep, Twenty
second Illinois congressional district
reelected.
N. q. Thistlewood. Rep. Twenty-hsth
Illinois congressional district re-
tlected
Joseph Howell. Rep, Utah; re-elec-
ted
Champ clark, Dem, Ninth Missouri
congressional district elected.
G. u. Carter. Dem. Fourth Oklaho-
IA; reelected.
a. l.. Fulton, Dem. Second district.
Oklahoma reelected.
Charles D. Morg0n, Rep, Fifteenth
district, Missouri, estimated majority
90 Jasper county gives him estima-
ed majority of 1890.
William p. Borland. Dem. Fifth Mis-
turi district, elected.
Philip r. Campbell. Rep
Third district. reelected.
VIM. A. Calderhead, Rep, Fifth, Kan.
as, reelected.
VIM. A. Reeder Rep, sixth Kansas,
Fe.electad.
Edward l.. Hinshaw. Rep. Fourth
Nebraska reelected.
Robert w. Bonynge, Rep. First Colo
ado district. reelected.
Frank w Mondell, Rep Wyoming,
e~electe1.
James p. Latta, Dem. elected in the
Third Nebraska congressional district
o succeed Poyd. Rep
Pleasant r. Chapman. Rep, Twenty
fourth Illinois congressional district
'e-elected
Topeka, Kan Five of the eight Re
publican congressman have been elect
"a; d. Il Anthony in the First dis
| Iilict. Charles f. Scott in the Second !,
NJ. Miller in the Fourth district; Ed
! ". Madison i'm the Seventh district;
Victor Murdock In the Eighth district.
Richard w. Austin, Rep, Second
ennessce congressional district, elect.
d: w. j. Diekma, Fifth Michigan, Rep.
'e-elected Edgar G. Crumpacker Rep.
renth Indiana, reelected: Theodore e.
,rrton. Twenty-first Ohio. reelected
Warren Keifer. Rep, Seventh Ohio.
elected; II d. Cole, Rep, Eighth Ohio.
lected: - Campbell Cantrill, Dem.
eyenth Kentucky, elected; Adm p
Capron Rep, Second Rhode Island,
elected.