Evening star., 1912-11-03
Three-Cornered in "a States.


In twenty-four states the congressional
fight will be a three-cornered one because
of tickets put in the field by the pro-
gressives. And they also have put up
candidates in individual districts in other
states. Those states In which the pro-
gressive party has full, or pre- ctically
full, congressional tickets are Arizona.
Colorado. Connecticut. Delaware, Florida.
Idaho. Illinois. Indiana. Iowa,vkentucky.
Massachusetts,. Michigan. Missouri. Mon
tana, New Jersey. New Mexico, New
York. Ohio. Oregon. Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
In few of the southern states demo-
cratic nominees have practically no op?o-
sition because there are neither repub-
lican nor progressive tickets in The held.
notably Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,
South Carolina and Texas.
Following Is a list OF the candidates OF
the democratic. republican and progress
sive parties in all districts. an "'" placed
before a name indicating that the NOM
inee is a member of the present House:
Alabama.
1-sGeorge W. Taylor (dem).
rs. Hubert Dent, jr. (dem.).
3-'Henry ID. Clayton (dem.).
4sFred l.. Blackman (dem.).
Nv. H Sturdivant (rep.).
5-sJ. Thomas Hefin (dem.).
6-sRichmond p. Hobson tdemD.
&C. p. Lunsford (rep.b.
GA. p. Longshore (prog.)
John L. Burnett (dem.).
John ]. Stevens (rep).
7-Sumter CogswelI (prog.).
8'William Richardson (dAn.).
8-W. Z. Hotchkiss {rep).
9-sOscar w. Underwood tdem.).
9-Frederick B. Parker (rep.).
At large-J. w. Abercrombie (demD.
At large-Asa E. Stratton frep.l.
Arizona.
At large-+Carl Hayden (dem.).
At large-Thomas f. Campbell trsD.).
At larger. S. Fisher tprog.)
Arkansas.
Thomas H. Carraway tdem.l.
2-.Wiliam A. Oldfield tdem.o.
2-Walter Wells Tepo.
3+'John c. Floyd tdem.)
3-Frank Carlton TepD.
4-Otis T. Wingo (den.).
Al. o. Livesay (rep.).
5-H. NJ. Jacoway (dem.).
5-Augustus c. Remmell rep.).
6-Samuel NJ. Taylor (dem.).
7-.w s. Goodwin (dem1
Patrick McNaliy Tepo.
California.
IL G. Zumwalt (dem).
edward Fl. Hart dnd. rep.).
1-sWilliam Kent dnd).
2-.John E. Raker dem.).
Frank NJ. Rutherford (progo.
3-Gilbert McM. Ross tdem.)
3-Charles F. Curry rep).
Bert Schlesinger (demD.
LsJulius Kahn (rep.).
SIS. v. Costello (dem).
1John l. Nolan progD.
6+H w. Luttrell tdem.).
6-sJoseph r. Knowland trep.).
I'd. S. Church (dem).
flames G.. Needham rep).
s-James B. HOLMAN (dem.)
S-sEyeris A. Hayes (rep.D.
9-Thomas H. Kirk (dem.)
ACharles W. Bell (prog).
l0-George Ringo (dem).
1O--William D. Stevens tprog).
11-William Ketner (dem.).
11-Samuel c. Eveans (prog).
Colorado.
I-George Kindel (deml.
Rice w. Means repD.
W. J. L. Crank (prog.D
2-H H. Seldomridge ,dem).
&c. A. Ballreich trepD.
Neil y. Mclean (progo.
At large-sEdward T. Taylor tden.).
At large-S. H. kinsley {rep.).
AT large-Charles E. Fisher lprogD.
At large-Edward Keating tdem.).
At large-J. J. Laton 0ep).
At large-Clarence ]. Dodge tprog..
Connecticut.
1-Augustine Lonergan fdem.).
l-Charles c. Bissell trep).
I-Joseph w Alsop (prog).
2-Bryan F. Mahan (dem).
o-William A. King trep.).
&c Warren Davis (prog).
3-sThomas L. Reilly (dem.).
3-sJohn Q. Tilson (rep.).
3-Yandell Henderson (progo.
4-Jeremiah Donovan (dem)
4-sEbenezer ]. Hill (rep.,.
4-Samuel z. Vincent (prog.).
5-William Kennedy. tdem.D
5-Thomas D. Bradstreet trep.).
5-H. G. Hoadley (prog).
Delaware. Il
At large-Frankln Brockson (dem.).
At large-George Fl. Hall (rep.).
At large-Lewis A. Drexler, (prog.l
Florida.
1-.Stephen NJ. Sparkman (dem.).
1-George W. Bean trep.).
III. Dew. Hazard tprog).
2.Frank Clark tdem)
2-John W. Haskell (rep.). .
&c f. Sper tprog.).
aEEmmett Wilson fdemb.
CONTINUED on Eleventh Pags)