The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-20
MEN Who ARE
LEAVING CONGRESS

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e.uaIfp. bill thp muocoms 81. ONO
h.IH DWWt, W u today. ha. oc
,Umol m tro roster of Coupras.
elmo. Uo memorable disaster tn ..D
Republicans auyr tlc uas. .e
abb. Nckmle. au0 IH
HI Boz ea0 Win ihe elections en
b.. heard uom iho chance a.
IaI.. colony of lamc dm.Ls" d.
Washington during Tine COMING winter
is woporuonatok Increased. The isl
oi Senators and Representative of
Che present Congress who viii uot boz
in The next Congress is as follows.
Alabamd-Miliiam %. Craig. retir-
ed.
Arhansas-Charles G. Reid. retired.
a. Minor Wallace. defeated
California senator d. D. FLINT re-
tired D.. D.. Mckinlay. retired. James
AcIachiau. defeated.
C0unecticW-N. a. Sperry. retired
Florida-seuatJr j. D.. Talaierro. dc.
fcated
Georgia. D. Livingston and MIL
liam n. Howard defeated.
ldabo-T b. Hamer defeated
iinuOis-H +. BOutel. defeated
and q. d. snapD aud 3. o. Lowdeu
retired
iowa. r. Dawson ana a. D.
Jameson. retired; j. A. q. Hui. de-
featcd
Kansas. p. Scott, j. d. Miller.
w. a. CaiderAead aud W. A. Reeder.
defeated.
Kenuciy-D. c. Edwards. defeat
ed.
Louisiana-Senator r. D. McEDery
and Representative Is. J.. Gilmore. de-
3 ceased
Maine-senator Eugene Hale and
I Representative A. J.. Allen. retired.
- =. swasey and p. &. Burleigb. De-
! ieated.
Narylaud-Jobu Kronmiller. :. y.
Mu1du ana q. A. Pearre, retired.
Nassacb0eseug-C. q. TirreU. de-
ceased j. a. Kelliher ana Joseph g.
Oconneil defeated Eugene =. ross.
retired.
NichigaD-SeBatOT j. 4. BOrr0Us
and Washington Gardner, defeated.
! 4. y. Townsend retired from thl
House ana nominated for the Senate.
NinDesota-James a. TawBey, DE-
feated
NississiDDi-SenatOr H. u. MOHty.
retired, Thomas gDigbt ana A. 81
BYRD, defeated.
( Acknowledgment william Warner.
retired.
Aebraska-G. d. Hitchcock ana T..
j. Hjnsbaw retired, Hitchcock no.
minated for tJe Senate by the Demo
/ crats.
Neyada-C. A. Bartlett. retired.
BE" Jersey-c. g. Fowler, defeat
ed.
Sew Yorz-L Van v OIoou. de-
iea'ed5 Charles +. Knapp and James
=. Haven, retired,
AOnh carOllDa-JOhu 81 Moore
head, retired.
Aortb DakOta senator William r.
Purcell aDd 4, i, GrOuUa, retired
GrOnDa has been nominated by the
Republicans,
ohiO-RalDh y. cole, defeated.
oregon-WiIliam r. Kills, defeat
81.
PenEsylyaDla--T y. Nichols, W.
! H. Palmer, John 81, Reynolds, e. r.
Marclay, 9. =, HuH, A. =. Cooper, and
j. r. Teger retired; 4. q. Garner, g.
+, Wheeler and w. r. Graham, de-
icated; 1eBer nominated for Cover
nor by the Republicans,
Rhode lslaHd-SeHatOr NelgOn w.
AjdFic6, retired,
south CarOlina-Jamcs .. Patter-
GOp, defeated.
Tennessee-W r. Brownlow, de-
ceased.
Tezae-GOrdon Russell, resigned
y. X. Gillespie, defeated.
VirgiBla-SeBatOr John " Daniel
deceased; n +. Maynard, defeated.
WasbingtOD-SeBatOr =. 81. Piles
and Representative Miles POindcxter
retired, POindeZter being nominated
for tho Senate; W. 81 @cCrcdie, de
featcd.
West yirgiDia,-W. =. Hubbard, re-
I tired.
not al States have set completed
their congressional nominations, not
Iably New York where there VIII be
a few more changes iD the delegation
when the nominations are made, OI
tbc number Of sure abscntecs IN the
reXt Congress noted above, II arc
~ the Senate and 81 IN the House
of the Senators siz arc Republicans
gopd i've are Democrats, 81 least tWC
Of the Republicans being reasonably
certain lrcady ~ being gcceeded bJ
| by Democrats, while none Of the De
mOcrats viii be succeeded by re.
publican,
The lOgscs among ne House mem.
bersbiD 10 date show ~ Republican,
and ~ Democrats defeated or re
firing Among the Democrats arr