The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-09
DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY
IS BIG
HOUSE AND SENATE IN
OKLAHOMA WILL B E
LARGELY DEMOCRATIC

oklahoma City, Nov Sit is NOT
positive that the next legislature vii
he Democratic by large majority
tNO.thirds, ut least on joint ballot
Late returns indicated more thar
eighty Democratic members IN tn,
lower house. where the total member
ship Is 90. and SO or 81 Democratic
state senators in the upper house
where the total membership is a. the
exact figures as last had were a,
follows:
Democratic representatives certain
~. Republican representatives l6.
seats in doubt, . to be contested ]
The senate 2l Democrats elected oul
Of q standing and Is holding over
making Sc Democratic senators GER
tain on. the face OF the returns
against . Republicans elected and ;
holding ever. one OF whom will be
contested Therei one district yet
to be heard from.
In Oklahoma county four OF the
five state representatives are Demo
cratic and a contest will be instituted
for the fifth place. as by announce
ment from Democratic headquarters
Wednesday night. r. l.. Sheldon Of
Edmond, Democrat, will contest the
election with Charles DeFord, Repub-
lican, on the grounds that the latter
gets his apparent majority only
through Illegal negro votes.
In the Senate
The senatorial district to be con
tested is No. j, where the Republican
ehold-orer,n Senator j. II. Langston
mas held by the Democrats TO have
vacated his seat by accepting a fed
eral position, and Democrat. George
l.. Aycock, vas on the ticket and
elected to the place without Repub
lican opposition.
Democratic members Of the lower
house, whose election appears Get
tain
Adair-T. L. Rider, Stillwell,
Atoka---l. L. Cook, Atoks
Heckham II. v Joseph Doxey
Bryan, ftwo)--W A. Durant, Dur
ant, r. A. Halsell Calera
Caddo. Hwo H \. Christian. Look
aba; Theodore Pruitt, Anadarko
Canadian-R J. Thompson. Yukon |
Carter--u. T. Rexroat, Ardmore.
Cherokee--H. u Teehee Tablequah
Choctaw-Tom w Hunter, hugo.
Cleveland " t. Sharp. Norman
Cosl-George r. Searcy, Coalgste
Comanche (two) II NJ Haynes,
Lawion; J. Roy Williams Lawtou,
Craig-Pete COME, Estela.
Custer-W. S Dearing Thomas
Delaware-Lee Howe, Grove
Garfield. zone out OF two)--C. c.
Childers, Coyington
Garvin (twol---oJc A. Edwards. |
strstford: w b. A. Mitchell, PauIs
Valley.
Grady. Gtwo)--T Brown, Tuttle
A. S. Riddle. Chickasha
Grant, Z. Lemon Nash
Greer-O L. Cummings, Granite
Harmon H. l.. Russell Reed
Haskell ~ Moore Kinta
Hughes B Grisgs Yeaser
Jackson--R J Morgan, Blair
jefferson A McCrorey. Cornish.
johnson A A Veatch. Mill Greek
Kay enc out Of two)-C l.. Pink 1
bam, Newkirk.
Kiowa-I1 d. Lewis Hobart
Latimer- Cliff Y. Peery WHbmton
LeFlore. (two)-T C. McMahan
Milton. J l. Spengler. Poteau
Love--W II Brooks Marietta
Logan Wait Mathews, Mulhall
McClain-E. L Glasco. Purcell
McCurtain Cwo)-W 5. Davis.
Eagleton; Tom G TAYLOR Isabel
Mclntosb--W H. Barry, Checotah.
MARSHALL. Il Thomas, Willis.
Maycs-Gidean Morgan Tip.
Murray-Chsrles 3 Emanuel sui
phur
Muskogee. Cthree)-W. o. Carr j.
u Maxey and J. e. Wyand all Of
okfuskee. (tvo-W II. Chase, Pa
1ep, George B. HARRISON, Okemah
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma, 0oUr ont OF fiyel-Sec-
lnd district. Hugh A. Randall Har
-ab; Third district John II Wright
Oklahoma City; FourtL district, Hu
BERT l.. Bolen. Oklahoma City: Fifth
district. W l. Welty. Oklahoma City h
Usage. two Charles b. Peters ~
iominy: Carl T. Riley Of Fairfax.
Ottawa K Moore. Miami.
Payne-J. W Reece. saltwater
Pittsburg. fthrcel -R. T. Bond. p
). Hiu and B. F. Whitman all Of Sc
.lester
Pontotoc Join =. Crawford, 3ds
Potta Vsiomie. tbreel-J. T Far
Ell. Tecumseh. y. II Smith. Shaw
&c. aud =. o. Teuer. Shawnee. Il
Pushmataha-H S p. Ashby. Ant
rs III
Roger Thomas Joyner Demp
Rogers-Archibald Bonds ClaN-
ore. 4
T. Bishop. Seminole '
sequoyah-W L. curtis. Sallisaw. |