Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-11-19
DEMOCRATS HAVE
VOTES TO SPARE
RETURNS SHOW MISSOURI LEG
IsLATuRE WITH scANT DEM
ocRATlc MAJORITY.
PROGRESSIVE WILL BE LONELY
Authentic List of Members Of Both
Houses of Law Making Body al
Furnished From Secretary
Roach's Office.

next Missouri legislature, as compiled
from the returns telegraphed in to the
Office of the secretary of state. The
Democrats have a majority over all
of only three, and only one Pro-
gressive is on the list:
Adair-C. NJ. C. Wilcox (R.).
Andrew. p. Cooper RI.
Atchison-Clark A. McCol (R.),
Audrain-E. A. hanno Cd.
Barry. F. Castain (R.).
Barton-E, M. Common CD.
Bates-James N. Sharp CD.
Benton-Robert W. Ifedrick ORD.
Bolinger-C: ]. Shamrock CD.
Boone-William H. Sapp CD.
Buchanan-1st district, Philip McCol-
Ium ODD; I'd district, Frank J. Staedt-
Ter (D.); Sd district, Jacob L. Bretz-
(D.); 4th district, Jack D. Robinson Cd.
CaIdweli-James A. Waterman (R).
Callaway-H. s. Houf CD.
CamdenAJohn A. Floyd l(R.l.
Cape Girardeau-H. w. Bridges (Rl.
Carroli-Charles s.. Wright D.).
Carter-W. r. Frazier Cd.
Cass-Charies s. Nelson I'D.
Cedar-James N, Jeffries (R.).
Charlton-R. 7. Horehead CD.
Christian-W. T. Hobert (R.).
Clark-Frank NJ. Harr (R.).
Clay-B. T. Gordon, Jr. CD.
Cole-A. 7. DUNN CD.
"copper". M. Coordry (R-).
Crawford-T. H. Lewis .(R.).
Dade-Joseph W. Hankin lR.).
Dallas-John H. McArron (R.).
DaviessAFIoyd S. Tuggle (D.).
De Kalb-Edward F. Cornelius (D.y-
Bent@John II. Welch 81.
Dunklin-James A. Bradley CD;
Franklin-Fred H. Kasrnann (R.).
Gasconade-Wm. l. Langenberg (R1.
Greene-1st district, Wash Adams CD:
I'd district, F. T. Stokard (R.l.
Grundy-M Eugene HUMPHREYS (R).
Harrison-W. E. Land (R.l.
Henry-Ross E. Feaster Cd.
Hickory-Moses N. Nelhardt (R,),
Howard-R. s. Walton D.).
Howell-James A.. Myers (R.).
Iron-C. P. Damron (D).
Jackson-1st district, Thomas H.
Knight CD; % district. Frank E. Wiki
srson R1; Sd district, WT a, Hicks SIRE:
9Th district, John H. Taylor (D): 9Th
district, ID. M. Keenan, Cd.
Jasper-ist district, H. L Shannon
Jefferson-George c. Bond (R.).
Johnson-William A. Stephens CD.
Knox-Alfred Petit (R.).
LAclede-Marion D.. Allen (R.)
Lafayette-N. M. Houx GID. o
Lawrence-B. E. Woodford .(R.).
Lewis-Noah W. Simpson {B.}.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WnlLeSlu0 lO.J, ~ -E
Linn-Charles Edw, Kelley (D.l.
Liyingstone-A T: Weatherby (R.).
McDonald-W. OF Dixon CD.
Macon-Joshua g.. Bradley (D.).
Madison-Wiliam A. Engek (R.).
MartesTFrank M Darlington ID.
Marion-Madison c. sehofisld (D)-
Mercer: H: Somerville aP.).
Miller-John w. Conner sfR0.
Mississippi-A. r. Boone (D.).
Moniteau-B. Hamlin tR.).
Monroe. p. Boyd Cd
MMSSnTstssSSmmsITsys @H. y y. Kd Ks%p tE Il,
New 1GadridIO.5A Cook (D).
Newton-George A Pogue, 3(D.5.
Nodaway-Charles Hyslop (R.).
osage-Joseph Robson D.J.'
OZark-James ]. Kyle (R.).
Pemiscott-Von Mayes CD.
Perry-Anthony r. Lukefahr (R.).
Phelps-Frank II. Farris D).
Pike-R. L. Dawson CD.
PlSttenpa r,tl Al Chestnut gseaar sD).
Pulaski-Albert I. Crumley (D.),
Ralls-Drake Watson CD.
RandolphLRich R. Correll (D.l.
Ray-Dr. Thomas B. Cook (D.).
Reynolds-James Mooney CD.
Ripley. F. Fullbright (D,).
st. Charles-R. G: Haenssler (R.l.
st. Clair-Louis E. Browning (D.).
St. Francis--Arthur P. Gray (R.).
Ste. Genevieve-William R. Wilder
AZ I -EHE rI.u.
st. Louis County-1st district, James
(R.).
Saline;-Joshua Barbee d..
Schuyler-Winfred Melvin CD.
Scotland-Martin Miller tD.).
Scott-Joseph Dolphin Bowman Cd.
Shannon. M. Jones (R.l.
shelby-,Wilson L shouz (D;);
stone-E. p. Graoey. D.).
S~ullivan-Joseph Nickel {R.).
Taney-Guy B; Mitchell CD.
Vermont. A. Jackson (D.).
Warren-Thomas B. Hodges (R,).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H.. Bvens (R.).
Wayne-J. n. Bowers lD,1.
Wright-Sherman Griffith (R.).
st. Louis City-1st district, Philip W.
clancy SR9 d i dist district Gla, Henry 6; En- Err
RI; "a district, William F. Depelhener
n district, Louis =. Trleseler (R.); Sd
.harles. liz ! p T4'o 81 district Rarsa ' Martini
(D.); 4th Ndistrict, Frank o, Bit
Ter (R2; 4th district. Henry Kraemer
3 z+t tth 6,s district; lcl e Robertson
rict, Charles A. Reeder (R.); 9Th dis
rict, Clarence H.. King R.): 9Th district.
Zones H. Parker (R.)l.
List of State Senators.
Following are the names of the senate
members: including those who hold over.
list Dlstr1ct-Anderson Craig Do.
I'd District-James Campbell fD.1.
3D. District-George w. Click (D.).
4th District--James f.. Ford (RA.
s5th District-M. e. Casey (D,9.
9Th District-John s.. Wallace (D.O.
18th District-Wallace Greene (D).
18th District-John F.. Morton (DD.
s9th District-Walter c.. Goodson fD.O.
10th District-Frank G. Harris (D.),8fJ
sdlth District-Robert D.. Rogers (D.1.
18th District-Charles F. Carter fIp.l.
18th Distriot-R. s.. McClintic (D.D
18th District-Henry j.. Yancey (DD.
sl5th District-Louis Grother (D.).
18th District-John Baldwin D0.
latn Wallace C~rossley (D).
18TH pistrict-Robert ]. Mitchell (D.).
od9th Dlstrict-Solomon p. Bronso (R.).
aVtn Dlstr1ct-Edwin l. Moore (D.).
2lst District-Charles P. Hawkins (D.A
22d District-Lee Welch (D.). 49,
s2Sd District-Henry Cain D.).s
18th District-Carter M. Buford lD1
.25th D~istrict-Albert E. L. Gardner
! 2stb District-Thomas b. whitledge
s27th District--W. S. Alec (D.).
18th Distriot-William H. Phelps (D.1.
10Th District-Frank B. Warner (R,).
goth pistrict-Adolph c.. Wiget (R).
a3lst District-Michael Kinney DIS
30 Dlstrict-Conway Elder CRY.
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