The Washington herald., 1914-11-04
LITTLE INTEREST
TAKEN in SOUTH
Smith, Harris. and Hardwick
Elected IN Georgia Over
man IN North Carolina.
JUST SAME OLD STORY
Only Few Contests. Those Mostly
Being for Representative
i at-Large.

Little interest was manifested in the
Southern States yesterday. the usual
| Democratic majorities being returned.
In Georgia Hoke Smith was elected to
the long term as United States Senator,
and ]. w. Hardwiclr to the short term.
N. E Harris was elected governor and
the following Deliberate Congressmen
ehosen: First district. C. G. Edwards;
Second, Frank Park; Third. c. r, Grips;
Fourth, w. C. Adamson: Fifth, w. S.
Howard: Sixth. W. S. Wise: Seventh,
Gordon Lee; Eighth, s. ]. Tribble; Ninth.
T. ID. Bell; Tenth, Carl Vinson; Eleventh,
]. r. Walker; Twelfth. d. N. Hughes.
overman Is Elected.
In North Carolina, L. s. overman il
elected to the Senate and the following
Democratic Representatives were elect-
ed: First district. John H Small; Second.
Claude Kitchin: Third, George Hood
Fourth. z. W. Pou; Fifth. C. NJ. Sted-
mann Sixth, Hannibal L. Goodwin;
Seventh. Robert N. Page; Eighth, r. L.
Doughton; Ninth. z. ]. Webb: Tenth, J,
NJ. Gudger.
Alabama elected Charles Henderson
governor and Oscar w. Underwood Unit
ed States Senator. The following Con-
gressmen were elected: At large, ]. w,
Abercrombie; First district, o. L. Gray:
Second. s. H. Dent jr.; third, II. B.
Steagall; Fourth, F. L. Blackmon: Fifth,
J. T. Hehin; Sixth, w. B. Oliver; Seventh.
J. L Burnett; Eighth. E. b Almon;
Ninth. G. Huddleston.
FerEusoa In Texas.
In Texas. James H. Ferguson was
elected governor and the following Demo-
cratic Congressman chosen: At large,
J. H. Davis and Jeff McLemore; First
district, Eugene Black; Second, Martin
Dies; Third. James Young; Fourth.
Sixth. Rufus Hardy; Seventh, A. H.
Gregg; Eighth, J. H. Eagle; Ninth, @.
F. Burgess; Tenth. J. p. Buchanan;
Eleventh, R. L Henry; Twelfth, OscaS
Galloway; Thirteenth, j H sssvense;
Fourteenth, J. L slaydsnsr-Ftteenth' J.
N. Garner; Sixteenhhs w. r. SMITH.
Arkan-zs Democrats elected James p.
Clarke to the U. S. Senate and the Con-
gressionaI delegation as follows: First
district, T H. Caraway; Second, W. A
Oldfeld; Third, ]. II. Tillman; Fourth.
o. P. Wingo; Fifth, H. NJ. Jacoway;
Sixth, s. N. Taylor; Seventh, W. s.
Goodwin.
Louisiana has elected these Democratic
Representatives: First district, Albert
E. Stopinal; Second. Z. H. Garland Du-
pre-; Third, Henri Guygan; Fourth, ]. T.
Watkins; Fifth, Riley Wilson; Sixth.
Lewis L. Morgan: Seventh, L. Lazaro;
Eighth, J. B. Aswell
In South Carolina the Democrats to-
day elected Ellison d. Smith as United
States Senator and Richard r. Manning
as governor. The following Democratic
Congressmen weDe also elected: First
district r. s. whaIey; Second, J. f..
Byrnes; Third, w. Aiken: Fourth, J. T.
Johnson; Fifth, D. e. Finley, Sixth, J.
W. Ragsdale; Seventh. A. r. Lever.
In Mississippi these Representatives
were reelected: First district, E. ).
Gambler; Second, II. d. Stephens; Third,
B. G. Humphreys; Fourth, T. E. Sisson;
Fifth, s. A Witherspoon; Sixth, B. II,
Harrison; Seventh, P. z. Quinn; Eighth,
J. w. Collier.
Florida elected D. U. Fletcher to the
United States Senate and the following
representatives: First district. s. M,
Sparkman; Second, Franks Clark; Third.
Emmet Wilson; Fourth, W. J. Sears.