The state herald., 1914-11-13

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Nd. John W .smlth,D. John W. .smlth.D
Ney. F.JNewiands.Dn:. FF.I.Newlands,D.
NY. Eiihu Root,R. JIM Mwadsworth. .Jr.' r.
NC LS.OvermanD. -. L,Soverman.D.
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Okla. TP.Gore,D. ......... T.PGore.D
Or. g. .Chamberiain,D GE. Chamb'in.D
"a; Boies Penrose,R. Boies Penrose, r.
SD. c.Icrawfcrd.R r. -. Eis.jo5nson.D.
VI: Pplilinsham,R. VIZ; pIil,ghm.B
wis. Lstevenson'R. Ff.Ei Mcdoyern.R in.R r.
Washington.-Many changes In the
organization of the House of Repre-
| sentatives will be. made when Champ
Clark and "Uncle Joe" Cannon once
more face each other across the CEN
ter aisle at the beginning of the next
Congress.
The dwindlng of the Democratic
majority, which will drop after the
| close of the December session from
140 to "a, will necessitate a general
| shifting of the working order in the
House.
With their slender majority the
Democrats, while able to re-elect
Speaker Clark and retain control OF
the committees, will be forced to
maintain an almost perfect organiza-
| ton.
Practically complete returns give
the Democrats 229. Republicans Ice,
Prcgressives 7, Socialists l, Independ-
ents /.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1: Republi.
cans. none. Unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1: prob
ably Democratic 3. Unchanged.
NEW MEXICO-Democrats none:
Republicans. l.
WYoMING-Democrats, none; Re-
publicans, l. Unchanged.
acknowledgements, 10; Repub
licans, none. Unchanged.
ARKANSAS-Democrats, Z; Repub-
licans, none. Unchanged
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2: Re.
publicans, 8; Progressives, 6. Un-
changed.
CoNNECTICUT-Democrats. none:
Republicans. 5. Republicans gain s.
DELAWARE-Demo none; Re-
publicans. /. Republican gain. /.
FLORlDA-Democrat A.; Republi-
cans. none. Unchanged.
0EORGIA-Democrats, 12; Republi.
cans, none. Unchanged.
lDAHo-Democrats, none: Republi.
cans, 9. Unchanged.
LLlNOIS-Democrnts .: Republi-
cans, II: Progressives. !. Republican
gain of 13 over Democrats In Third.
Fifteenth, Seventeenth. Eighteenth,
Nineteenth. Twenty.first, Twenty-sec-
ond. Twenty.fourtk, Twenty.fifth and
two at large. over Progressives In
Tenth and Twelfth.
INDIANA-Democrats, IL; Republi-
cans. 9. Republicans gain 2 In Sew
enth and Tenth districts.
loWA-Democrats. /: Republicans,
10. Republican net gain OF 2. Gains
in Second. Third and Sixth districts.
Loss In Eleventh.
KANSAS-Democrats, 4: Republl-
cans, 2; probably Republicans ?. Dem.
ocratic gain In Eighth district.
Observation-Disclosures, o; Repub.
licans. .. Unchanged.
LOuISIANA-Democrats, I; Pro
Eressives. /. Progressive gain In
Third district.
MAINE (electcd in Septcmber)-
Democrats. 1; Republicans. 3. In
changed.
MARYLAND-Democrnts, s; Repub.
licans. 1; Republicans Eain / in Fifth
district.
MASSACHUSETTS 4;
Republicans. ~. Republicans gain 4
In Eighth. Eleventh. Thirteenth and
Sixteenth districts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2: Republi
cans. II. Republicans gain over
Progressives In Tenth and Twelfth dis
tricts.
MINNESoTA-Democrnts. 4; Re.
pubiicans. s; Prosressiyes. /. Pro
Ercssiye gain OF /.
MiSsIssiPpi-Democrats. s: Re.
puhiicanA. none. Unchanged
SSoURi-Demooratr. II: Ropub.
iicans. 9. Unchanged.
MoNTANA-Dcmocrats, 2: Republi
cans. none. Unchanged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, q: Repub
iicanr. 3. Unchanged.
EEvADA-Democrats, none: Re.
publicanr. 1. Unchanged.
NEW HAMPSHIRE - Democrats.
none: Republicans. :. Republican
gain. ..
NEW JERSEY Democrats, 4; Ito.
leans, 4: probably Democratic I. Re.
publicanH rnin In Second. Fourth.
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth districts.
NORTH CARoLiNA-Dcmocrntk, o;
probably Republican |.
NORTH DAKOTA - Democrats,
none; Republicans, .. Unchanged.
NEW yoRK-DomocrntA. 90: Re.
| outtl.ana o. proyr,aaly,a 4. Ga,t.t
lists. 4: Republicans .ain i2 In tho
First. Ninth, Tenth. Eleventh. Twen.
tieth. Twenty.fifth. Twenty seventh.
Twenty eighth Thirty.finh. Thirty.
seventh and Fortieth districts. Social.
lists Tnin In tho Twelfth district.
OIifO-Dcmocrnts. 10. Republicans,
nAaHttlauAN sat la.