The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-22
House of Representatives

Three republican representatives nave
been elected to the house of representa-
| tives in the next Legislature, the counties
of Fayette, Shelby and Winston being
successful in defeating the democratic
nominees. The winners in these counties
respectively. ssare Sim T. Wright, w. II.
Sturdivant and James E. Edmunds. In
Winston county r. M. Rivers, demo-
cratic nominee, was defeated by ma
| jority of almost 100, and in Shelby county
j. T. Leeper, the democratic nominee,
| was defeated by majority of lO7, his
total vote aggregating 1855.
| In Fayette county Mr.. Wright was I'M
opposed The full list follows:
| Autauga county, j. B. Bell; BALDWIN
county, S. c. jenkins; Barbour county,
A. K Merrill, ]. S. Williams; Bibb coun-
ty, w. w. Lavender; Blount county, u
W. Darden; Bullock county, j. E. Jen-
kins, M. e. Pruett; Butler county, t. H.
Crenshaw, ]. Lee Long; Calhoun coun-
ty, Joseph ]. Arnold, G. D. Martin;
Chambers county. Y. L. Burton, w. =.
well; choetaw E6unftngni ntxf W y Nuns. rs
Clarke county, IA. s. Johnson, J. w.
Matthew's; Clay w H. Preston; Gle
burne. A. ]. Overton; Coffee. ]. E. Pitt
man. Colbert, E. B. Almon; Conecuh,
Edwin C. Page; Coosa, W. R. Walker,
Covington, w. l.. Parks; Crenshaw, l. F.
Helms; Cullman, A. A. Griffith; Dale,
Major Carroll; Dallas, c. A. Fowlkes
Joseph w. Green, A. d. Pitts; DeKalb
w. E., Quinn; Gilmore. r. l.. Huddleston,
J. M. johnson; Escambia, l.. NJ McLen-
don; Etowah. A. e. Brindley, w. H.
Hood; Fayette, Sim 7. Wright; Frank
lin, Charles C. Richeson; Geneva, w. o.
Mulkey; Greene. J. A. Flanagan: Hale,
w. H. Knight. c. C. Gewin; Henry, w. ].
Caps, I. M. Dozwell; Houston, T. J.
Whatley; Jackson, w. ]. Martin, J. T.
Brewer; Jefferson, w. H. Barnard. J. A.
Bastis Thomas J. Judge, T. C. McDon-
aid, r. II. Motion, C. A. ONeill, Walker
Percy; Lamar, J. C. Miner; Lauderdale,
Lee Waits, James s. Kilburn; Lawrence,
Hector D. Lane; Lee, J. r. Whellis, =. c.
Jackson; Limestone, James e. Horton,
Jr.; Lowndes, w. D. McCurdy, r. F.
Twombly; Madison. S. 8. Fletcher, r. T.
Lawler; Marengo. 8. L. Strickland,
George Pegram; Marion, w. P. Letson
Marshall. Joe Johnson; Mobile. A. P.
Bash. B. B. Chamberlain, George J. Sui
Ivan; Monroe, J. w. jones' Montgomery,
r. L. Butt, P. B. Mastin, John v. Smith,
Frank Stollenwerck; Morgan, Dan Wal
den. A. g. White; Perry, J. C. Lee, ]. H.
James. Jr.; Pickens. John r. Bell; Pike,
Thomas H. Brown; Randolph, w. r.
Avery; Russell. Thomas H. Dennis. Bos-
well DEG. Waddell; Shelby, w. H. Sturdl-
want; st. Clair, ]. Fell Robertson; Sum-
ter. w. e. McGowen, J. R. Ramsay;
Talladega, e. d. Acker, J. H. Laws6 n;
Tuscaloosa, James C. Brown, Flutwnod
Rice; Tallapoosa, A. P. Fuguay, j. R.
Rylance; Walker, J. H. Crawford ]. D
Hollis; Washington, ]. d. Boswell; VIII.
cox, ]. B. Lloyd. j. r. Pharr; Winston,
James E. Edmunds.
Congressional Results
Mr.. Burnett's majority in the Seventh |
district was 49, The official certificate of |
election shows that the following number
of votes were cast:
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
r. Dowdell received 1858 votes. Asso-
ciate justices, full term: John C. Ander-
son received 1929 votes: Ormond Somer-