The Montgomery tribune., 1910-11-18


Barton, Thomas ii. Duckett. d.
Bates--John willis Lewis. ID.
Benton-William A; ,Doliarhide. r.
Bollinger-T. A. Caldwell. ID.
Boone-Frank G. Harris, ID.
Buchanan-First district John f. Lang.
D.; Second district John F. Webster. D.;
Third district Harry G; Yates; D.; Fourth
district George T. Claiborne, ID.
Butler--Marion Cox, r.
Caldwell-Sidney d. Frost. Il.
Callaway--N. w. Bedsworth. ID.
Camden-'Sidney c. Roach, d.
Cape Girardeau--Herman Rabich, r.
Carroll-Judson B. Hale, r.
Carter--shadrieh Chiffon, d.
Cass-David w. Stark, ID.
Cedar-W. e. Phipps, R.
Charlton--sIohn ID. Taylor, d.
Christian--Charles Farrer, r.
Clark--McDermott Turner, ID.
Clay-David A. Sharp, ID.
Clinton-Harry T. Herndon, d.
Cole--William G. Irwin, r.
Cooper-Ma rshall Rust d.
Crawford--Frank II. Ferris, ID.
Dade-Robert p. Underwood. n.
Dalas-D. w. Darby, r.
Daviess--Floyd S. Tuggle, D.
DE Kalb-John H. Kimmet. d.
Dent--W r. Peck, d.
Douglas-Henry s. Wilson. r.
Dunkin-Charles P. Hawkins. d.
Franklin--Hichard Smith, r.
'Gasconade-J. w. Hensley, r.
Gentry-John ii. Burgin, ID.
Greene-First district, Perry Buchan-
An, r.. Second district, James ]. Afford.
Grundy-v. o. Hobbs. d.
Harrison-sFreeman ]. Hessertine, r.
Henry--A. l.. Armstrong, ID.
Hickory-william ID. Harryman, R.
Holt-Hosea b. Lawrence. r..
Howard-George Harden Smith, r.
Iron---J Fl. Martin. d.
Jackson-First district. Winfred B. Kel-
ley. r.; Second district, o. H. Swearin-
D; Fourth district. David F. Martin. p;
Fifth district, sCiaude S. Gossett, D.;
sixth district, John M. Kennedy. d.
JanperFEst sstora dstrift William bos RI.
ney, D.; Third district John ]. Wolf, d.
Jefferson--W. w Hull, d.
Observation-Disclosures c. Crank, d.
Knox-James p. Delaney, ID.
Laclede-Don o. Vernon. d.
Lafayette--N. NJ. Houx, D.
Lawrence-William N. Davis d.
Lewis-W-illiam b. McRoberts. d.
Lincoln-Wiley Huston. D..
Linn-Walter Brownlee. D.
Livingstone. c. Orr, ID.
McDonald-J. NJ. Long. d.
Macon--'John T. Barker. d.
Madison--George b. Cook. D.
Maries-*James y. Hayes, ID.
Marion--'Frank II. Sosey, D.
Mercer-John T. Cook, r.
Miller-William NJ. Starting, r.
Mississippi Edwin P. Deal, d.
Moniteau-*S. w. Hurst, D.
Monroe-James p. Boyd. ID.
Montgomery-Ham Grigg, d.
Morgan--'Isaac c. Legere, r.
New Madrid-John N. Mills. d.
Newton-Benjamin F. McCombs, d.
Nodaway-Anderson Craig, ID.
Oregon-W. c. Paynter d.
Osage-J. w. Vosholl r.
Ozarl-W William Mahan. r.
Pemiscot.sterling H. MeCarty, d..
Pettis-R Seaton Tyler, d.
Phelps--John o. Holmes, d.
Pike-.M. Jackson Jones. d.
Platte--*James H. Hull, d.
Polk-sAlfred w. Mitchell. r.
Pulaski-A. J. Mcdonald. D.
Putnam-Thomas 3. Valentine. r.
Ralls-*William B. Fahy, d.
Randolph-sJohn E. Lynch, ID.
Ray-Edward Lawrence Willeford. d.
Reynolds--R. L.. Daniels, d.
Ripley-William C. Mabrey. ID.
ST. Charles-'Robert d. Silver. r.
st. Clair--James r. Lightfoot, d.
st. Francois--Jeff. D. Poston. d.
ste. Observation-Disclosures H. Coffman. D.
st. Louis-First district. Buell. L.. Mat
thews, r.; Second district, Roy Frank
Britton, r.
Saline Joshua F. Barbee. d.
schuyler-.James $. Clapper, D.
Scotland-Wesley M. McMurry, d.
Scott--Robert L. Harrison, d.
Shannon-sP. l.. Lyles, ID
shelby-Horace Jeane Simmons. d.
Stoddard-Doc Brydon, ID. -r.
Z Stone-W. d. Craig, d.
Sullivan--Andrew J. Harris, d.
Texas-Talbert Taylor, d.
Vernon--James N. Call. d.
Warren-'Dietrich r. Schroer. r.
Washington--Wm H. Evens, r.
Wayne--.James NJ Bowers, d.
Webster--Joseph c. Julien, D.
Worth--James G. Lutes. ID.
Wright--George r. Wilkins, r.
City of St. LouIs--First district, Henry
c. Erman, R.; Oliver T. Remmers. r.:
Frank B. Warner. r.. Second district,
Louis Recker. r.: sTheodore f. Hagenow.
r.; Robert Pnulus, r. Third district.
August Mattfeldt. r.; Arthur Kremer r.:
Harry ". English, r. Fourth district,
Alfred E: Metzger, R.; E. W; Moeller, r.;
Henry A. E, Cheshire, r.; Grant Giles
pie, r. Sixth district. sIIiram Lloyd, r.:
Leighton Shields. r..
sRe-elected.
Every member Of the legislature
elected from st. Louis Is Republican.
Democrats failing to carry the Third
district, which has been Democratic
ever since it was established many
years ago. But the returns show that
three Republicans were elected from
this district, which will give that par
ty all the 10 members of the house
from St. Louis and four Of the six
state senators. The only representa-,
tives the Democrats will have In the
next legislature from st. Louis will be
State Senators Kinney and BrQgan
both OF whom are holdoyers.