The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-03
A Long List.

tired; R. Minor Wallace, defeated.
California-Senator F. P. Flint,
retired; B. E. Mckinley and James
defeated.
Connecticut-M. B. Sperry, re-
tired.
Florida-Senator J. B. Taliferrer,
defeated.
Georgia.. F. Livingston and
William NJ. Howard, defeated.
Idaho-T r. Hamer, defeated.
Illinois-H. S. Boutell, defeated,
and H. NJ Snapp and F. O. Lowden,
retired.
Some Favorites Lose.
Iowa-A. F. Swanson and w. B.
Jameson, retired; J. A. Hull, defeat
ed
Kansas-C. F. Scott and J. M. Mil
Ter and w. A. Calderhead and W. A.
Feeder, defeated.
Kentucky-D. C. Edwards, defeat
ed.
Louisiana-Senator McEnery and
Representative Gilmore, defeated.
Maine-Senator Eugene Hale. and
Representative A. L. Allen, retired;
J. P. Swaysee and E. c. Burley, de-
feated.
Maryland-John Kromiller, F. E.
G. A. Pearre, retired.
Massachusetts,. @. Tyrell, de-
feated, and ]. A. Kelliher and J. F.
O'Connor, defeated; E. M. Foss, re-
tired.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. T. Burrows
and w. Gardner, defeated; e. E.
retired from the house
and named for the senate.
Minnesota-James A. Tawney, de-
feated.
Mississippi-Senator H. D. Money,
retired; Thomas Spight and A. NJ.
Byrd, defeated.
Missouri-Senator VIM. Warner,
retired.
Nebraska-G. M. Hitchcock and E.
H. Henshaw, retired; Hitchcock
for the senate by the DEM
ocrats.
Nevada-G. A. Bartlett, retired.
New Jersey-C NJ Fowler, de-
feated.
The Empire State.
New York-John Olcott. defeated,
and Charles L. Knapp and James s.
Ravens, retired.
North Carolina-John NJ More
head, retired.
North DakOta-Senator William
E. Purcell and A. J. Gronna, retired;
Gronna nominated for the senate by
the republicans.
Ohio-James S. Cole, defeated.
Oregon-William R. Willis, de-
feated-
PENNSYLVANIA. D. Nichols, H.
w. Palmer, John M. Reynolds, c. S.
Barclay, G. F. Huff. A. F. Cooper and
J. K. Tenor, retired; A. B. Garner,
n. P Wheeler and W. H. Graham,
defeated. Tenor nominated for gov
ernor by the democrats.
Rhode Island-Senator Nelson w.
Aldrich, retired.
South Carolina-James D. Patter-
son, defeated
William P. Brownlow,
deceased,
Texas-Gordon Russell, resigned;
0. w. Gillespie, defeated.
Virginia Senator Daniel, de-
ceased; H. L. Maynard, defeated.
Washington-Senat Piles and
Representative Miles Poindexter, re-
tired; Poindexter nominated for the
senate; w. w. McCredie, defeated.
West Virginia-W. P. Hubbard,
retired.
Wisconsin-W. H. Stafford, de-
feated; c. H. Weisse. retired.
Some Incomplete.
Not all states have completed
their congressional nominations, not
ably New York, where there will be
a few more changes in the delegates
when the returns are made. OF the
number of sure absentees in the next
congress noted above, eleven are in
the senate and 81 in the house OF
representatives. OF the senators, si1
are republicans and five are demo
Gratis, at least two of the republicans
being reasonably certain of being
succeeded by democrats, while none
of the democrats will be succeeded
by the republicans. The losses among
the house membership to date show
40 republicans and Is democrats de
feated or retired. Among the demo
Gratis are five who voted with the
Fitzgerald coterie to support Speak
er Cannon in his rules fight, while
among republican insurgents onl.