The Washington herald., 1918-11-06
REPUBLICAN PARTY
VICTORY BY NARROW )
MARGIN INDICATED
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
n 3. Dial. Democrat. unopposed.
". P. Pollock. Democrat, unop-
posed. short term
Repr~sentatiyesi
ocrat vpopposed.
Sec5nd District, James F. Byrnes,
Democrat, unopposed.
Third District, Fred Dominick.
Democrat, unopposed.
Fourth District, Sam j. Nichols,
Democrat. unopposed.
Fifth District, W. F. Stevenson,
Democrat. unopposed.
Sixth District. ]. W. Ragsdale,
Democrat, unopposed.
seventh District. A F. Lever, DEM
oerat. unopposed.
TENNESSEE.
: Representatiyesi
F'irSt district. Sam R. Sells, Republi-
car ungpposed.
TIN Dis grict, John A Moon, Demo
craJ. uHOppOsed.
Fourth district, Cordell Hull, Demo-
crat. uhoppoSed.
Fifth district. W. c. Houston, Demo-
cFat.-llz,9B 9B7o-ed.
Sixth district. J. W. Byrns, Demo-
erat. ubSp7osad.
SeFerLl- district. L. P. Padgett, DEM
ocrat. .u1C7p15ed-
EiEhth district. 7 W. sims, Demo-
crar. ul10poset.
Ninfh district. F. J. Garrett, Demo-
ae-tlgIoprOsed.
Tenth district, H 7. Fisher, Demo-
cTat. uRoppOsed-
VIRGINIA.
SENATOR
Thomas s. sMartin. Democrat, unop-
posed
Representatives.
First district. Otis Bland, Democrat
unopposed.
second district. E. E. Holland, Dern-
ocrs,. unopD, sCd.
Third district, \. ]. Montague, Dem
ocrat. unOD0Osed.
Fourth district Walter \. Watson,
Democrat, unOrposed.
Fifth district. K. W. Sanders, Dem
ocrat, unopposed-
Sixth District, Carter Glass. DEM
ocrat. unoppCsed
Seventh district, Thomas W. Har-
rison. Democrat. unopposed.
Eighth district, {. c. Carlin, DEM
ocrat. unODposed.
Ninth district. c. B. slemp. Repub-
lican. UnopPOsed.
Tenth district. II. D. Flood. DEM
oc-st, unopD1sed.
MISSISSIPPI.
Senators
B. P. Harrison. Democrat un-
opposed
Representations
First District. E. S. Candler.
Democrat, Inopposed.
Second District H D. stephens,
Democrat. unCpposed.
Third District B. G. Humphreys
Democrat, unOppOsed.
Fourth District. T. U. Sisson.
Democrat. unopposed.
Fifth District, W. W. Nensble,
Democrat, unOpposed-
Sixth District, P. B. Johnson
Democrat. unopposed-
Seventh District P E. Quin.
Den. ocrat. unopposed.
Eighth District. J. w. Collier.
Democrat. unopposed-
CALIFORNIA.
Representatives
Democrat, both nominations.
Sec.nd district. John E. Raker.
DemscE4S Unopposed.
Third district. c. F. Curry. Repub-
hcan. both nominations.
Fourth district. Julius Kahn, Re
publican. both nominations.
-<-H district J. L Nolan, Repub-
81 Elston. Repub-
- ,-la u, ...aa'..G-.
.-.-. .... fr p. Osborne. Re-
Ea~araIions.
WyUWrNG.
Senator'S
Francis z. Warren. Republican.
Frank wv Monden. Republican.
T0WEST VIRGINIA.
Senator
Davis EIkins. Republican.
Hcprcsenta tiyesG
FIRST District. Charles ]. schuck
Republican
Second District. George NJ. Bow
srs. Republican
Third District. 5. F. Reed. Repub-
lican.
Fourth District. Harry C. Wood
ara EtpupLl-dh-
Fifth District. Wells Goody-
kouutz, Republican.
Sixth-District, L. B. Eckols. Re
publican.
KANSAS.
RepEesentativesG
FIrst district. Danial R. Anthony.
Republican.
sssond district. Edward c. Little
Republican.
Tbi%d district. P. P. Campbell Re-
Eg1lican.
Foerth district. Homer Hoch. Re-
PUBLICAN.
Filth district. J. c. Strong Repub-
lican
sixth district, Hayes B. White. Re
PUBLICAN
seventh district. ]. N Tincher, Re-
pablican.
TEXAS.
Repre- eHtativesI
fts district. Eugene Black. Demo
era lInopposed.
ld district. John c. Box, DEM
~ Is unoDposed.
district. James Young. Dem
e~rst inopposed.
h district. Sam Rayburn. DEM
ca unopposed.
-H district Hatton W. Summers,
7erc at, un0 0an' cd.
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