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

democrat; Eighth, Frederick W. DaI finger. republican; Ninth, Ernest " l Hoberts, republican,: Tenth Peter T 1 Iague. democrat Eleventh George H Iinknam. republican; Twelfth, Jame. A Gallivar, democrat Thirteenth, vii liam Il. Cotter, republicans; Fourteenth Richard Olney II, democrat; Fifteenth William S Greene republican; Six. teenth, Joseph Walsh. republican. Michigan
 1 First, Frank E. Doremus, democrat Second, Mark R. Bacon, republican l Third, J, M. C. Smith, republican,; Fourth l Edward l.. Hamilton. republican; Fifth Carl F. Mapes republicans; Sixth, Pat. rick H. Kelley. republican,: Seventh Louis c. Crampton, republican; Eighth Joseph w. Fordney. republican,; Ninth James c. Mclaughlin, republican,; Tenth George A. Loud, republican,; Eleventh Frank B. Scott. republican,; Twelfth. w Frank James, republican, Thirteenth Charles A. Nichols, republican.
 Minnesota
 First, Sidney Anderson, republican: Second Franklin F. Ellsworth, repub- lican; Third, Charles R, Davis, repub- lican; Fifth, George R. Smith, rep1up- lican; Sixth Charles A. Lindbergh. re- publican; Seventh, Andrew J. Volstead republican; Ninth, flavor Steenerson, re- publican; Tenth, Thomas D. Schall pro- gressive. t44
 Missouri
 First, James T. Lloyd, democrat; Sec ond. William. W. Fucker, democrat Third, Joshua w Alexander, democrat Fourth, Charles F. Booher. democrat; Fifth, William P. Borland, democrat; Sixth, Clement c. Dickinson, democrat; Seventh, Courtney W. Hamlin, democrat; Eighth, Dorsey W. Shacldeford. demo- crat; Ninth, Champ Clark, democrat; Tenth Jacob E. Meeker. republican; Twelfth, L. c. Dyer, republican,; Thfr- teenth, Walter l.. Hensey, democrat; Fourteenth. J. J. Russell democrat; Eff teenth, Perks D, Decker, democrat.
 Montana
 At large, Thomas Stout, democrat; at large. John M. Evans, democrat
 Nebraska
 Second, C. o. Isobeck, democrat; Third, Dan ". Stephens. democrat; Fourth, Charles H. Sloan, republican, Sixth, Moses P. Kinkaid, republican.
 publican.
 New Jersey
 First, William J. Browning, republican; Second, Isaac Bacharach,' republican; Third, Thomas J. ,Scully. democrat; Fourth. Elijah c. Hutchinson, republican; Fifth, John H. Capstick, republican; Sixth, Archibald c. Hart, democrat; Sew enth, Bow H. Drukker republican; Eighth. Edward w. Gray, republican; Ninth, R. Wayne Parker. republican; Tenth, Fred R. Lehlbach, republican; Eleventh, James J. Eagan, democrat; Twelfth, James A. Hamil, democrat.
 New York
 First Frederick c. Hicks, republican; Second, c. P. Caldwell, democrat; Third, J. V. Flynn. democrat; Fourth, Harry H. Dale, democrat; Fifth, James P. Maher. democrat; Sixth, r. w. Rowe. republican; i; Seventh, J. J. Fitzgerald, democrat; Eighth, Daniel J.. Griffin, demo. crat; Ninth, Oscar W. Swift, repub- lican; Tenth. R. L. Haskell, republican; Eleventh, D. J. Riordan. democrat; Twelfth, Meyer London, socialist Thir- teenth, M. F. Farley, democrat; Eff teenth, Michael F. Conry, democrat; Six teenth, Peter J. Dooling, democrat; Sev- enteenth. John F. Carew. democrat; Eighteenth, Thomas G. Patten. democrat Nineteenth Walter M Chandler, progress sive; Twentieth, I. Siegel. republican, Twenty first, c. NJ Hubert democrat Twenty-second, Henry Bruckner, demo- crat; Twenty-third, Joseph A. Goulding, democrat; Twenty-fourth, Woodson R. Oglesby, democrat; Twenty-fifth, James W. Hustes. republican, Twerty-si,t.. Edmund P. Latt, republican,: Twenty seventh, Charles B. Ward, republican; Twenty eighth, Rolln B. Sanford, repub- liean; Twenty-ninth, James s. Parker, re- publican; Thirtieth, William B. Charles. republican,; Thirty first, E. A. Merritt. Jr., republican,; Thirty-second, Luther w. Mott. republican,; Thirty-third Homer P. Snyder, republican, Thirty fourth, George