Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-05
SMALL MAJORITY
Of DEMOCRATS
IN HOUSE; GAINS
MADE IN SENATE

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leans one. republican gain one In
Fifth district
Massachusetts - Democrats four.
republicans twelve. republicans gain
four IN Eighth. Eleventh, Thirteenth
and Sixteenth districts.
Miehlgan--Dem0crafs two. repuh.
lleans eleven. republicans gain two
over progresslves In Tenth and
Twelfth districts.
Minocsoia-Democrats one. repub-
licans eight: prcgressives one: pro-
gressltes gain one.
ianai-Democrat two. repub.
lcans none; unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures three. repub-
llcans three; unchaneed.
Nevada Democrats none, republi-
cans one. unchanged.
New Hampshire--Democrats none;
republicans two: republican gain two.
New Jersey Democrats four: 70.
puolicans seven. probably democratic
one republicans gain i've in Second.
Fourth. Eighth, Ninth and Tenth die.
tricla.
New Mexico--Dcmocrats none: re-
publicans onei republican gain one.
New fork-Democrafs twenty: re-.
publicans twenty progressive
one socialists one: republicans gain
twelve In the First, Ninth. Tenth.
Eleventh. Twentieth. Twenty-ifth,
Twenty eighth. Thir-
iy-fifth. Thirty-seventr and Fortieth:
socialists gain one In Twelfth district
North arolIna--Democrats nine:
probably republican one.
North Dakotar-De Democrats none.
republicans three unchanged.
Ohio--Democrats ten, republicans
weIve. republicans gain nine in First.
Fourth. Eleventh. Fourteenth. FIJI
Ieenth. Sixteenth, Eighteenth. Nine
ienth and Twenty-second districts.
Oklahoma--Democrats six repub-
leans two. republicans gain one in
First district.
0regon-Democrats none; republi-
ans three; republicans gain one over +,
in Third district.
Pennsylvania - Democrats seven
republicans twenty nine; republican
net gain ten; gain over democrats or
In Fifth, sixth. Eighth, /
twelfth. Seventeenth, Twentieth, /
Twenty-fourth. Twen-
y-eIghth and Thirtieth districts and /
wo az larEes loss TO democrats one In
twenty fifth.
Rhode IsIand--Democrats one; re-
'ublicans two; republicans gain one
n Second district.
South Carolina Democrat seven.
none. unchanged.
South Dakota democrats one: re-
'ublicans two; unchanged.
Tennessee-Democrats eight: re-
'ublicans two; unchanged
Texaa--Democrats nineteen: re-
Iubllcans none. unchanged
utah---Demncrats 1. republicans
net democrats gain one IN Second
district
vermont--Democrats none; repub-
cans two; unchanged.
Virginia--Democrat nine: repub-
cans. one; unchanged.
Washington--Dem one. re-
ublicans four; republicans and DEM
Gratis each gain one over progress
Ives
West Virginla-Democrats three;
three; unchanged
Wisconsin Democrats two; repmh-
cans nine: republicans gain one in
lxth district
Wyoming Democrats nonei re-
nblleans one: unchanged.
on the basis Of the latest returns
ne senate Of the Sixty-f0urth con-
ress will remain In democratic con-
.ol hy an Increased majority Al
rough there is uncertainty regarding
ie election in Etah and Nevada, the
ldIcations are that the new senate
i'll consist OF fifty-five democrats.
,rty republicans and one progress
We. Senator Reed smoot, republican,
/ Utah, has been reelected Sena-
# Newlands OF Nevada. also seemed
danger Of losing HIS seat to Samuel
latt, republican. The Utah and Me-
ida senators have seen long service
the senate ana h0th nave hech III
leir states for several weeks endea-
,rlng TO overcome opposition which
I'd developed when the popular elec
IN Of senators was provided by con-
itutlnnai amendment.
In states where the flght was hot I
st victory was practically assured I
II Roger G. sullivan. democrat. IN /
IlnoIs. Charles $. Thomas, demo- /
AZ. in Colorado; j. u. Phelen. DEM
rat in California; Benjamin J. /
llveley. democrat, In Indiana; !
iarles Curtis. republican. Kansas
arren G. Harding. republican. Ohio, I
ID Il. 9. Johnson, democrat. South
akota
LOSE
SDtTIH DAKOTA SENATOR c