Evening star., 1912-11-07
Latest Revised Fig
tres on the House

tres on the House
Latest revised returns from the re-
suits of Tuesdays balloting for the cleo
ton of members of the next House of
Representatives indicate that the lower
branch of the Sixty-third Congress will
stand:
Democrats, 2S4.
Republicans. 11S.
Progressives, 13.
Unreported. 20.
Not counting those districts from which
the results are not definitely reported.
this would indicate that the democrats
will have 66 more than the necessary
majority of the House and 153 more
votes than the combined strength of re-
publicans and progressives. AS the ten
dencies in the districts from which full
reports are yet to be reported are to-
ward the democrats in over half the dis
tricts, the latest would indicate a sure
democratic control of the House by an
effective majority of over $50.
Members of House.
Below is a list of the newly elected
members of the House, according to
latest reports. Where more than one
name is given in a single district. the re-
ports up to the hour of going to press
have not indicated which of the candi-
dates has been successful An asterisk
indicates member of the present House:
Alabama.
1-sGeorge w. Taylor (dem.).
rs. Hubert Dent, jr. (dem.).
3-aHenry d. Clayton (dem.).
4-Fred l.. Blackman (dem.).
5-*J. Thomas Hefiin (dem).
6-'RichmOnd P. Hobson (dem.).
John l.. Burnett (dem.).
S-@William Richardson (dem.).
9-*Oscar w. Underwood (dem.).
At large-J. w. Abercrombie (dem.).
= Arizona.
AT large-'Carl Hayden (dem.).
Arkansas.
Thomas H. Carraway (dem.).
2-+William A. Oldfield (dem.).
3-'John c. Floyd (dem.).
4-Otis T. Wingo (dem.).
s-'H. M. Jacoway (dem.).
6-Samuel NJ. Taylor (dem.).
7-+W. 8. Goodwin (dem.).
California.
IL. G. Zumwalt (dem).
Edward H. Hart Gnd. rep.).
1-*William Kent Gnd0.
2-sJohn E. Raker (dem.).
3-Charles F. Curry rep.).
4-sJulius Kahn (rep.).
5-John l. Nolan tprog).
6-'Joseph r. Knowland rep.).
I'd. S. Church (dem.).
FLAMES G.. Needham (rep).
S-*Everis A. Hayes (rep).
aCharles w. Bell prog5.
1o-*William D. Stevens (prog.).
11-Samuel c. Eveans (prog).
Colorado.
1-George Kindel (dem.).
2-H H. Seldomridge (dem).
At large-"Edward T. Taylor (dem.).
At large-Edward Heating (dem.).
Connecticut
1-Augustine Lonergan (dem.).
bryan F. Mahan (dem.).
3-Thomas L. Reilly (dem.).
4-Jeremiah Donovan (dem.)
5-William Kennedy, (dem.).
Delaware.
At large-Franklin Brockson dem.)
1-:Stephen M. Sparkman (dem.).
2-*Frank Clark (dem.)
3-Emmett Wilson (dem.).
At large-Claude l. L'Engle (dem.).
Georgia.
1-*Charles G. Edwards (dem.).
2-'S A. Roddenbery (dem.).
SC. r. Crisp (dem).
4'Wiliam c. Adamson (dem).
5-.William S. Howard (dem.).
6-%CharleS l.. Bartlett (demo.
7-*Gordon Lee (dem.).
S-*Samuel J. Tribble (dem)
9-*Thomas NJ Bell (dem)
1O-*Thomas w. Hardwick (dem.)
III. Randolph Walker (dem.).
12-*Dudley NJ. Hughes (dem.).
Idaho.
At large-*Burton l.. French rep).
At large-Addison 7. Smith (rep.).
Illinois.
1-*Martin B. Madden rep)
Flames R. Mann rep.).
3-George E. German (dem.).
4-'James T. McDermott (dem).
5-*Adolph J. SABBATH (dem).
FLAMES McAndrews (dem.).
1-*F'rank Buchanan tdem.).
S-*Thomas Gallagher (dem).
9-Fred A. Britten rep.).
lU-CharleS M. thomson (prog.).
11-sIra c. Copley rep. p.-prog).
12-William Hinebaugh (prbg.).
13-Ray Rariden (dem).
13-*John c. Mckenzie, (rep.).
13-I. f. Edwards, tprog).
14-Charles J. Scare ep.-prog.).
15-Stephen A. Hoxworth (dem).
16.Claudius u. Stone (dem.).
17-Louis FitZ Henry (dem.).
1S-Frank r. OHair (dem.).
19-Charles M Borchers (dem).
19-*William b. Mckinley (rep.).
19-John III. Chadwick (prog).
20-sHenry T. Rainey (dem.).
21-*James NJ. Graham (dem.).
22-William N. Baltz (dem.).
23-'Martin d. Foster (dem.).
24-*H Robert Fowler (dem.).
25-Robert p. Hill (dem.).
25-*Napoleon B. Thistlewood (rep).
25-Robert T. Cook (prog).
At large-William Z. Williams (dem.).
At large-Lawrence B. Stringer (dem.).
Indiana.
1-Charles Lieb (dem.).
2-'William A. Cullop (dem.).
3-*William E. Cox dem..