The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-11
MANY MEMBERS
WON'T GO BACK
LIST OF THE REPRESENTATIVES,
RETIRED OR FAILED OF NOM
NATION is A LONG
ONE.

ON E.
Washington oct h.-Whether the
next house is Democratic or Republi-
can, many members of the present
congress are serving their last term.
No less than forty-six members Of the
present house have declined 10 make
Gnot.ier campaign for election or have
been defeated for nomination.
To date twenty five. states have
made charges I'm thch delegation 10
the hoase. Some q the retiring rep
roscntatives are im-lortant members
Of the house Organization and have
bocome well known to the country
through the prominence they have at
talned in Washington affairs.
No insurgent Republican member
from the present congress has been
defeated for denomination. Two
Georgia Democratic members who
aided the regulars in the contest over
the rules Of the present house and
who voted against the bulk of the
monloors OF their own party have been
defeated for denomination.
Following is list OF members of the
present congress who have failed OF
denomination or who have decided for
one reason or another not to try to
come back to congress:
In the House.
California-Duncan f. Mckinley and
James McaI,chlan, defeated at the
primaries.
Connecticut-N u. Sperry. retired.
Georgia.. f.. Livingston and w.
NJ. Howard. defeated at the primaries.
ldaho-T. II. Hamer, defeated at the
primaries.
Ihnois-II. S. Boutell. defeated at
the primaries; IL NJ. Snapp and F. O.
Lowden, retired.
Iowa-A. +. Dawson and WI G. jam
ieson. retired; J. a. r. Hull, defeated
at the primaries.
Kansas-C. +. Scott, James w Mil
Ter, w. A. Calderhead and w. A.
Reoder, defeated at the primaries.
Kentucky-.D. c. Edwards. defeated
at the primaries.
Maine--A. l.. Allen, retired. succeed
ed by Asher Kinds; ]. p. Swasey and
T.. c. Burleigh. dafeated at state cleo
tions.
MaryIand-S. Il. Mudd and G. A.
Pearre, retired.
Massachusetts-C. q. Tirrell, de-
ceased.
Mfchigan-Washingt Gardner, de-
feated at the primaries.
Minnesota-James A. Tawney, de-
feated at the primaries.
Nebraska-E. II. Hinshaw, retired.
New Jersey-C. n. Fowler, defeated
at the primaries.
New York.. Van V. Alcott, defeat
ed for denomination.
North Carolina-Charles r. Thorn
as. defeated at the primaries.
North Dakota-A- J. Gronna, re-
, tired.
ohio-Ralph ID. Cole. defeated at the
primaries.
Pennsylvania-Henr W. Palmer
Alfred Il. Garner. John M. Reynolds
Chas. f.. Barclay George +. Huff. AL
len +. Cooper, John X. Tener, j. b.
Sibley and w. H. Graham, not renom-
mated Sibley was renominated. but
withdrew, and Tener was nominated
but was later nominated for governor
HUFF retired.
Tennessee-w. r. Brownlow. de-
ceased.
| Virginia-,H. l.. Maynard. defeated
at primaries. but is a contestant.
| Washington-w. w. Macredie. de-
feated at the primaries. and Miles
Poindexter, retired and nominated FOL
Serate.
West Virginia-w T.. Hubbard, re-
tired to run for the Senate.
Wisconsin-W. III. Stafford defeated
at the primaries.
In the Senate.
California u. Flint has re
tired from race for reelection.
FIorida-J. p. Talliaferro, defeated
at the primaries.
I.ouisiana-,S. ID. McEnery. deceased
Maine-Eugenc Hale, has announc
cd retirement, and Legislature nov
controlled by the Democrats.
Michigan-J. G. Burrows, defeate'
at the primaries.
Missfssippi-H u. Money retired; j
y. williams will be elected his sue
cessor in 1911.
William W trner has an
nounced his retirement in 1911.
Rhode Island-N. w. Aldrich hai
announced retirement in 1911.
virginia.. w. Daniel deceased.
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