The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1912-11-08
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE
IS APPARENTLY
ASSURED
NEW YORK SENcs GREAT BUNCH
TO WASHINGTON TO BACK
UP THE PRESIDENT

\ Returns at 1870 a. m. made more
certain the earlier indications that the
democrats would increase their major
\ ity in the house of representatives. At
\ that hour returns showed that, by the
reapportionment and by defeat in nor
mally republican districts, there was
gain of "a democrats over the mum"
I Ter accredited in the sixty second con-
4 gress.
! This gain is as follows: Five in New
Jersey, two in Texas, one in Louis
4 lana, one in Florida, one in Georgia,
one in Iowa and eight in New York.
4 Iowa-Second district: ]. S. Pepper,
\ democrat, reelected.
Maryland-First district: ]. H. Cow
y ington, democrat, elected; Second dis
! trict, j. F. c. Talbot, democrat. elect
ed; Third district, George Konig,
democrat, elected; Fourth district, j.
( c. Linthicum, democrat, elected.
\ Alabama Mississippi and Arkansas
All democratic congressional nominees
elected.
Minnesota-Seventh district: An
drew j. Velsttodt, republican,, re-
elected; Ninth district, Halver Steen-
erson, republican, Reelected
n Louisiana-All democratic congress
4 sional nominees elected
I Kentucky-Fifth district: Sherley,
\ democrat, reelected.
n Missouri-Fifteenth district: p. D.
} Decker, democrat, elected.
New York-Twelfth district: Henry
Il M. Goldfogle, democrat; Thirteenth
\ district, Timothy D. Sullivan, demo-
\ crat; Fourteenth, j. M. Levy, demo-
crat; Fifteenth, M. F. Conry a
democrat; Sixteenth, F.. J. Dooling,
I democrat; Seventeenth, j. f. Carew,
democrat; Nineteenth, Franklin Leon
ard, Jr., democrat; Twenty first,
I Henry George, Jr., democrat; Fortieth,
Robert Fl. Gittins, democrat; Eigh-
|, teenth, Thomas G. Patten, democrat;
Twentieth, r. B. Harrison, democrat;
Twenty-sixth, Edmund Plat, repub-
lican; Twenty-second, Fl. H. Bruck-
ener democrat; Twenty third, Joseph
A. Goulden, democrat: Thirty third,
Charles r. Talbot, democrat; Twenty
fourth, W. r. Oglsby, democrat and
Independent; Third, Frank p. Wilson,
democrat; Fourth, Harry NJ Dale,
democrat; Eighth, D. j. Griffin, demo-
Z crat; Ninth, James O'Dirn, democrat,
elected.
|, California-Third district: Charles
f. Curry, republican, elected; Tenth
district William D. Stephens progress
sive, reelected. 9.
Oklahoma-At large: W. Fl. MUIR
\ ray, democrat; Claude Weaver demo-
crat; J. B. Thompson, democrat, elect
/ ed; First district Bird Mcclure, re-
publican, Reelected
i Missouri-Ninth district: Speaker
Champ Clark, democrat reelected;
Eighth district, D. w. Shackleford,
democrat, reelected.
| Georgia - All democratic congress
| sional nominees elected.
Pennsylvania - Thirteenth district:
ROthermel, democrat, reelected.
Maryland-Sixth district: D. j.
Lewis, democrat, reelected.
| Idaho-At large: Burton l.. French,
republican, elected.
Illinois-Eleventh district: /. c. Cop
| ley republican, elected.
Cincinnati, Nov. 5-Nicholas Long
worth, son-in-law of former President
| Roosevelt was elected to congress from
+ the First Ohio district.
San Francisco, Nov. 5.-Julius Kahn,
republican, reelected in Fourth con-
! gressional district. In the Fifth con-
gressional district, John 1. Nolan, pro-
gressive, was elected.