The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-05

Following Is n list of members of tho national House of Representatives elected yesterday not preyiousIyzpub- Iished,
 Arizona
 At large. Carl Hayden. democrat First, William Kent, progressive; Sec. ond, John E. Raker, democrat; Third Charles r. Curry, republican,; Fourth Julius Kahn, republican,: Fifth. John I Nolan. independent; Seventh Denver s Church. democrat Eighth. F. A. Hayes republican,; Eleventh, William Kettner democrat
 Colorado
 First, B. c. Iillard. democrat; Fourth Edward D. Taylor, democrat.
 Connecticut
 First. P. Davus Oakley, republican,, Sec ond, Richard P. Freeman. republican; Third, John Q. Tilsoh, republicans Fourth Ebenezer J. Hill, republican; Fifth, James P. Glynn, republican.
 Delaware
 At large, Thomas W. Miller, republican.
 Idaho
 At large. Robert M McCracken, repub- lican; at large, Addison T. Smith, repub- lican. ~
 Illinois ]
 First. Martin B. Madden, republican: Second, James R. Mann, republican; Third. William W Wilson, republican; Fourth, James T. McDernott, democrat Fifth. Adolph J. Sabath, democrat Sixth, James McAndrews; seventh, Frank Buchanan, democrat; Eighth, Thimos Gal lagher. democrat; Ninth, Fred A. Brit ten, republican; Tenth. George Edmund Foss, republican; Eleventh, Ira c. Cop ley, progressive; Twelfth, Charles E. Full Ter republican; Thirteenth. John C. Me kenzie, republican; Fourteenth, Clyde H. IaYenner, democratie;. Fifteenth, Edward J. King. republican; Sixteenth. Clyde U. Stone, democrat; Seventeenth, John A. Sterling, republican: Eighteenth, Joseph G. Cannon, republican,; Nineteenth, Will liam 5. Mckinley republican; Twentieth, Henry T. Rainey. democrat; Twenty-first, Loren D. Wheeler, republicans Twenty second William A. Rodenberg, republican; Twenty-third, Martin D. Foster demo- crat; Twenty-fourth Thomas & Williams, republican,; Twenty fifth, E. E. Dennison. republican; at large, Burnett M Chipper- field, republican; at large, J. McCann Davis. republican.
 Indiana
 First, Charles A. Lieb. democrat; Second, William A. Cullop, democrat; Third, William E. Cox. democrat: Fourth, Lincoln Dixon, democrat; Fifth Ralph w. Moss, democrat; Sixth. Fin ley H. Gray, democrat. Seventh, Mer- Till Moores, republican,; Eighth, John A. M. Adair, democrat; Ninth Martin A. Morrison. democrat; Tenth. Will R. Wood. republican; Eleventh, George W. Rauch. democrat; Twelfth, Cyrus Cline democrat; Thirteenth, Henry A Barn hart, democrat
 Iowa
 First. Charles A Kennedy, repub- lican. Third, Burton k. Sweet. repub- lican: Fourth. Gilbert M Haugen. re- publican; Fifth, James ". Good, re- publican. Sixth. Charles W. Ramseyer republican,; Seventh. cassius S. Dowen republicans Eighth, Horace NJ Towner, republican,, Ninth, William R. Green republican, Tenth, Frank Pfi Woods Eleventh. George c. Scott republican
 Kansas
 First D. R, Anthony. Jr., republican,; Second, Joseph Taggart. democrat Third. Philip P. Campbell, republicans Fourth, Dudley Doolittle, democrat Seventh, Jouett Shouse, democrat Eighth. W. A. Ayres. democrat.
 Maryland
 First Jesse D. Price, democrat: Sec ond. ]. Fred Talbott, democrat; Third Charles P. Coady. democrat Fourth J. Charles Linthicum, democrat; Fifth Sidney E. Mudd, republican; Sixth, Da- vid J. Lewis, democrat.
 Massachusetts
 First Allan F. Treadway. republican, Second, Frederick H. Gillett republic an; Third, Calvin D. Paige. republic an; Fourth, Samuel E. Winslow, repub- lican; Fifth, John Jacob ogers. repub- lican; Sixth, Augustus P. Gardner re- publican; Seventh. Michael F. Phelan