The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-09
G. 0. P. m CONTROL.

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ed as q speakership contender for sew
eral months. in event the Republicans
regained control of the lower branch
OF the state legislature. Both Keene
and Stone were among the Republican
leaders in the 1911-13 sessions.
Members of the legislature as re-
ported are:
House Members.
Aller=FranF L. Travis, Rep.
Authenticated Riebe, Dem.
Atchison-T. A. Moxcey. DEM: A.
X. Mayhem. Rep.
Barber-T. L. Lindley, Prog.
BartonvFred Zutavern, Dem.
Bourbon--A- M. Keene. Rep; VIM.
Campbell, Rep.
Butler-J M. Satherthwaite, Rep:
A. J. Holderman, Prog. s
Chase-Henry Rogier. Prog.
Chautauqua-J. A. Ferrell. Rep.
Chez ,kee-- George Harley, Dem;
Grant Waggoner. Rep.
Cheyenne-J. E. Epplinger. Dem.
| Clarke. E. Doyle, Dem.
Clay-John C. Carson. Dem.
Cloud-A. l.. Wilmoth. Rep.
Comanche--J. p. Caudell. Dem.
Cowley-J. S. Day. DEM: John A.
Boylan, Rep.
Crawford-T Albert Gibson. Rep. /:
George D. Brewer, Soc.
Decatur. M. Shuey. Dem.
Dickinson-D. E. Lamb, Prog.
Doniphan = Charles Darlington,
Rep.
Douglas nan Elliott, Rep;
E. E Stauffer, Prog.
Edwards A.. Mosher. Rep.
| Elk-O H. Wesley. Rep.
EllisEJohn r. Chittenden. Rep.
Ellsworth. ]. smischney. Dem.
Finney-L. ]. Pettyjohn. Rep.
Franklin-W. G. Tulloss, Dem.
Geary-John Cameron. Dem.
Cove. D, Sampson. Rep.
Graham-Ben Smith, Rep.
Gray-Harry Brice. Dem.
Greeley-S. s. McGinnis. Rep.
Greenwood-Burt Brown, Rep.
Hamilton-R. E. Bray. Rep.
Harper-Leroy Hughbanks. Dem.
Harvey-N. G.. Perryman. Rep.
Haskell-S. Derby. Rep.
Hodgeman-Arthur Loubrey. Prog.
JacksonEF. C. Pomeroy, Rep.
Jefferson-C. S. Meyer. Dom.
! Jewell-J. s. Hart, Rep.
Johnson-tasper T. Kincaid. Dem.
/ KearDey4W. b.. Logan. Rep.
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4 Kiowa-A. w, Hershberger, Dem.
Labette-E. /. Burton. Rep: E. M.
Noble. Rep.
Lane-O. P. Jewett. Dem.
Leavenworth Ben F. Endress,
Rep; ]. M. Gilman, Rep.
Lincoln-Elias Farr, Rep
Linn-Robert j. Tyson, Rep.
Logan-C. T. Goodier. Prog.
Lyon-D. w. Spiker, Dem; T. Jen-
sen, Dem.
Marion-Fred E. Petit, Rep.
Marshall-M NJ Schmidt, Dem.
McPherson-RobertD burst. Dem.
Meade-H. Lewellyn Jones. Dem.
Miami-R H Wells. Rep.
Morris-George W. Coffin. Dem.
Morton-W. D.: THOMPSON. Dem.
Nemaha-R. w. Morehead. Dem.
Neosho-C. D. Resler, Rep.
| Norton-A. L. Drummond, Rep.
Osage-C. r. Neihart. Dem.
! Osborne-Walter A. Layton. Rep.
Ottawa-W. S. Caldwell. Rep.
| Pawnee-A- A--Doerr. Dem. s='ss
Philiips-John NJ. Gray, Rep.
| Pottawatomie-G. w. Forester, Dem.
! Pratt-S. j. Altman. Dem.
! Reno-Frank L. Martin, Rep; Jacob
Edwards. Rep.
| Republic-Arthur Richards, Rep.
| Rice-George B. Ross. Dem.
Riley-S. A. Bardwell, Rep.
| Rooks-A. c. Gillian, Dem.
I! Rush,. H. Thinker. Dem.
| Russell-Henry Laiig, Rep
Saline-W. H. Todd, Rep. -,
ScOtt-Charles A, Kelson,. Dem.
Sedgwick - Theodore = Oswiller
DEM ]. N. Williams. Rep: S. T.
Jocelyn, Rep.
| Shawnee. H. Neiswander. Rep
w. A. S. Bird, Rep; Robert Stone.
, Rep.
Shenandoah G. Mcbride. Rep.
Sheridan-W. H. Clark, Dem.
Smith-A. C. Coolidge, Rep.
Sumner-Charles p. Hanger, Dem.
Ed. McDougall. Rep.
! Thomas-A. Showalter, Rep.
/ Trego-H. F. Kline, Rep.
| Wabaunsee-H. J. Taylor. Rep.
| Washington-William Sharp, Rep.
| wilson,. E. Whiteside, Dem.
| Wyandotte-!Thomas M. VanCleve,
DEM: c. NJ. Pierce, DEM; Charles 8.
Holbrook, Rep