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Little Change In Congress
Seen In Earliest Returns
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California.
sHiram W. johnson, republican and
progressive.
william j. Pearson. democrat.
Upton Sinclair. socialist
H. clay Nccdhan. prohibitionist.
Connecticut.
.GeorGe Z. Mclean. republican.
Thomas J. Spellacy, democrat.
Isador rolsky. socialist farmer Ia
Dor.
Delaware.
Term expiring March g. 1923:
ct. Coleman du Pont, repuDllcan
Thomas +. Bayard. democrat.
Frank Stephens. forward.
Term expiring March 3. 1879:
n. Coleman du Pont, republican.
Thomas +. Bayard. democrat.
Frank stephens. forward.
Florida.
sPark Trammell, democrat
Georgia.
Walter F. George. democrat.
Indiana.
Albert j. Beveridge, republican.
Samuel NJ. RalSton. democrat
William II. Henry, socialist
Joseph f. Trunko, sociallst-labor.
Iowa.
Smith W. Brookhart. republican.
Clyde l.. Herring, democrat.
Maine.
Frederick Hale, republican, elected
September IL.
Maryland.
sJoseph l. France. republican.
William Cabell Bruce, democrat
Rev. James l.. Smiley, socialist.
Robert +. Long, labor.
Massachusetts.
sHenry Cabot Lodge. republican.
William "A. CASTOR. democrat.
John W. Sherman, socialist.
John y. Nichols. prohibition-pro-
gressive.
William B. Weeks. progressive.
Washington Cook. independent.
Michigan.
sCharles E. Townsend. republican.
Woodbridge n. Ferris, democrat.
William l.. krieghoff. socialist.
Frank L. Titus, prohibition.
Minnesota.
Frank 3. Kellogg. republican.
Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen, democrat
Henrik Shipstead, farmer-labor.
Mississippi.
Hubert D. Stephens. democrat.
Missouri
flames A. Reed democrat.
II. r. Brewster, republican.
William NJ. Brandt, socialist.
Montana.
Burton X. Wheeler democrat.
Carl w. Riddick. republican.
George II. Ambrose, socialist.
Nebraska.
'Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. democrat.
r. r. Howell. republican.
Rev. James l.. Beebe, progressive.
Ralph Is. Howell. prohibition.
Nevada.
'Key Pittman. democrat.
Charles 5. Chandler, republican.
New Jersey.
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, republi
can.
Edward 7. Edwards. democrat.
Rev. William S. Smith. Lincoln in
dependent.
George Bauer. socialist.
John G. Butterworth, socialist-la-
Dor.
William ]. Wallace, single tax.
Louis NJ. Wolf, workers party.
New Mexico.
sAndrieus A. Jones, democrat.
Stephen B. Davis, jr.. republican.
New York.
Royal S. Copeland, democrat.
North Dakota.
j. F. T. O'Connor, democrat.
Lynn j. Frazier, republican.
"Atlee Pomerene, democrat.
Simeon ID. Fess, republican.
Miss Virginia Darlington Green, in
dependent.
Pennsylvania.
Term ending March 3. 1929
sDavid A. Reed, republican.
William ]. Van Essen, socialist.
Rachel c. Robinson, prohibitionist.
Thomas j. Davis. single tax.
tF'ull term ending March 3. 1929
'David A. Reed. republican.
Samuel F. Shull, democrat.
Charles Sehl, socialist.
Rachel c. Robinson, prohibitionist.
William J. Burke, progressive.
Charles ]. Schoales, single tax.
(Term ending March 3, 1920
George W. Pepper. republican.
Fred B. Kerr. democrat.
William j. Van Essen, socialist.
Frank G.. Lewis. prohibitionist.
Earl ". Thompson, progressive.
James A. Robinson, single tax.
Rhode Island.
sPeter G.. Gerry. democrat.
r. Livingston Beeckman, republican.
sKenneth D. Mckellar. democrat.
Newell Sanders. republican.
Earl r. Mayfeld. democrat.
George E. B. Peddy, republican.
Utah.
'William Fl. King. democrat.
Ernest Bambergerl, republican.
c. T. Stoney, farm-labor.
Vermont.
Frank L. Greene. republican.
Virginia.
'CIaude A. Swanson. democrat.
Washington.
'Miles Poindexter, republican.
G. &. Dill, democrat.
James A. Duncan, farm-labor.
West Virginia.
Howard Sutherland, republican.
Matthew NJ Neely, democrat.
NJ. S. Holt socialist.
Wisconsin.
sRobert NJ. La Toilette, republican.
Wyoming.
sJohn 3. Kendrick, democrat.
Frank W. Mondell, republican.
William B. Guthrie, socialist.
RETURNS ON HOUSE.
Where only one name appears In
this list 1T Indicates the candidate
Is elected. Where two or more
names appear in n district 1t indi-
Gates that 1t Is not yet clear who
won.