Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-02
ARE
 DEFEATED FOR
 ANOTHER TERM
Members of Congress Fall by Wayside, Chiefly Because They Failed to Obey The People

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-wheth- or the next house is democratic or republican many members of the present congress are serving their last term. No less than forty-six members of the present house have declined to make another campaign for election or have been defeated for renomination.
 To date, twenty-five states have made changes in their delegations in the house Some of the retiring rep resentatiyes are important members of the house organization and have become well known to the country through the prominence they have attained in Washington affairs.
 No insurgent republican member of the present congress has been de feated for renomination. Two Geor- gia democratic members who aided the regulars in the contest over the rules of the present house, and vot- ed against the bulk of the members of their own party, have been defeat ed for renominition.
 Following is a list of members of the present congress who have failed of renomination or who have decided for one reason or another not to try to come back:
 Caltfornia-Duncan E. McKinlay, defeated at the primaries: James Mo Lachian, defeated at the primaries.
 Connecticut-N. D. Sperry. retired.
 Georgia-L- F. Livingston and w. M Howard. defeated at the prima- ries. Idaho-T. R. Hamer, defeated at the primaries. lllinois-H. s. Boutell. defeated at the primaries; H. M. Snapp and F. O. Lowden, retired. Iowa-A F. Dawson. retired: W. i G. Jaimeson, retired; J. A. T. Hull. l defeated at the primaries. Kansas-C. E. Scott, James M. Mil Ter. w A. CaIderhead and w A Aed. 1 CT. defeated at the primaries. Kentpcky-D. c. Edwards, defeated 1 at the primaries.
 Maine-A. L. Allen. retired, sue ceeded by Asher Hinds; J. P. Swa- sey and E c. Burieigh. defeated at the state elections
 Maryiand--S. E. Mudd and O. A. Pearre, retired.
 Massachusetts-C. Q. Tirrel, de- ceased.
 Michigan-Washingt Gardner. de feated at the primaries.
 Minnesota-James A. Tawney, de- fcated at the primaries.
 Nebraska-E. H. IIinshaw. retired New Jersey-C. N. Fowler, defeat ed at the primaries.
 New York-J. Van olcott, defeated rorenomination.
 North Carolina-Charles R. Thomas i defeated at the primaries.
 North Dakota--A. J. Gronna. re- tired
 ohio-Ralph D. Cole, defeated at | the primaries.
 ennsylvania-Henry W. Palmer, Alfred B. Garner, JSs.s I- 2eynclds. ! Charles F. Barclay, John K- Tener, l J. C. Sibiey. and W. H. Graham, not renominated. Sibley was renomin- ated, but withdrew, and Tener was nominated, but was later nominated for governor Huff retired.
 Tennessee-w. P. Brownlow, de ceased.
 virginia-H- L. Maynard, defeated at primaries, but contested.
 washington-w. w. MacRae. de- fetaed at the primaries and Miles Poindexter retired and nominated for senate.
 West yirginia-W. P. Hubbard, re tired to run for senate.
 wisconsin-W. H. Stafford, defeat ed at the primaries.
 Changes in the Senate.
 California-Frank F. Flint, has re- tired from the race for reelection.
 Florida--J. P. Taiiaferro. defeated at tffe primaries.
 Louisiana-S. D. McEnery, de ceased.
 Maine-Eugene Hale has announc- ed his retirement and legislature now controlled by the democrats
 Michigan-J. c. Burrows, defeated at the primaries
 Aississippi-H- D. Money, retired; J. B. Williams elected his successor. in 1911.
 Missouri-wi,..az --s-r~-. has an nouDced retirement in isl1-
 Rhode Island-S. V. tisr'cn has announced retirement in 1911.
 virginia-J. w. Daniel. deceased
 washington-S. H. Piles has an- nounced his retirement in 1911.
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