Evening star., 1924-09-14

STAR, WASHINGTON,
House. The sitting members are:
Representatives Hallett S. Ward, John
II. Kerr, Charles L. Abernathy, Ed
ward w. Pou, Charles M. Stedman,
Homer L. Lyon, William c. Hammer.
Robert L. Doughton, Alfred L. Bull
winkle and Zebulon Weaver.
North Dakota-Two sitting men,
and j. HI. Sinclair, both Republican,
have been renominated. The third
Republican. member, Representative
George M. Young, was not ,candi-
date for denomination and Thomas
Hall received the nomination.
- One Ohioan Defeated.
/ Ohio-Fourteen sitting Republicans
have been renominated-Repre
tives Nicholas Longworth, A. E. B.
Stephens. Roy G. Fitzgerald, Charles
J; Thompson, Charles G. Kearns,
Charles Brand, r. Clint Cole. John c.
Speaks. James T. Begg. c. Ellis Moore.
William NJ. Morgan, Frank Murphy,
John c. Cooper and Theodore E. Bur-
ton.s Six sitting Democratic members
have been renominated-Repres
tives Isaac r. Sherwood. Nell G. I'm
derwood. Martin l.. Davey, John
McSweeney, Charles A. Mooney and
Robert Crosser. Representative John
l.. Cable. Republican. made the race
for governor and w. T. Fitzgerald Sc
cured the Republican nomination. to
succeed him in the House, while Hugh
7. Mathers with the Democratic nomi-
nation In this district will oppose him.
Representative Israel NJ. Foster, Re-
publican. was defeated by Thomas B.
jenkins for the Republican nomination,
while Albert K. Merriman got the
Democratic nomination in the same
district.
Oklahoma-Six of the seven sitting
Democrats were renominated-Repre-
sentatives w. w. Hastings, Charles D.
Carter. Tom ID. Mckeown. F. B. Swank,
Elmer Thomas and James v. McClintic.
Representative E. b. Howard, Demo-
crat, ran for the Senate and was de-
feated: Wayne Bayless was nominated
to succeed Howard in the House by
the Democrats, while S. j. Montgomery
got the Republican nomination. The
only Republican sitting member. Rep
resentatiye Milton G CARRIER, was re-
Oregon-The three sitting members
were renominated - Representatives
Willis c. Hawley and Nicholas J. Sim
mott. both Republicans, and Repre-
sentative Elton Watkins, Democrat
They all have opposite party con-
tests.
Pennsylvania-Twen eight sitting
Republicans were renominated-Repre
sentatives William S. Ware. George S.
Graham, Harry c. Ransley. James J..
Connolly, George A. Welsh, George
+. Darrow, Thomas S. Butler, Henry
w. Watson. William w. Griest, Laur
ence II. Watres, George +. Brumm,
Louis t. rMcFadden, Edgar r. Kiess,
Edward NJ. Beers, J. Banks kurtz.
William /. SwoOpe, Samuel A. Kendall,
Henry w. Temple. Thomas w. Phil
lips, jr.; Nathan L. Strong, Harris ].
Bixler, Milton w Shreve, Adam NJ
Wyant, Stephen G. Porter, NJ. Clyde
Magee and Guy +. Campbell. Repre-
sentative George w. Edmonds and
Representative George NJ. Wertz, both
Republicans. were defeated, respec-
lively, by Benjamin NJ. Colder and
Anderson II. Walters, A former MEM
ber of the House. The six sitting
Democrats We're renominated-Repre-
sentatives John J. Casey, William NJ
Croil. Herbert w. Cummings, Frank
{. Sites, Samuel F. Glatfelter and
Everett Kent. Both parties have a
complete list of candidates in all the
districts.
Two Out In South Carolina.
South Carolna-Five of the seven
sitting Democrats have been renomi
ed-Representatives Fred H.
Dominick, John J. McSwain, William
F. Stevenson. Allard Fl. Gasque and
Hampton p. Fulmer Representa-
tive w. Turner Logan, Democrat. was
lI.Fn
Byrnes, Democrat, ran for the Senate
and was defeated
South Dakota-The three sitting
Republican members, Representatives
Charles A. Christopherson, Royal c..
Johnson and William Williamson
have been renominated. The Demo-
Gratis have nominated as their op-
ponents Warren e. Beck, J. p. Rein
hard and John r. Russell.
Tennessee-Seven of the eight sit
ting Democrats have been renomi-
ed-Representatives Sam D. Nc
Reynolds, Cordell Hull, Ewin l.
Davis, Joseph W. ByrnS, Gordon
Browning, Finis J. Garrett and HUI
bert F.. Fisher. f. E. Eslck has been
nominated to succeed Representative
W. c. Salmon.
Texas-With only one Republican
sitting member, Representative Harry
mated. the Republicans have nomi-
mated candidates in all the Is dis
tricts. II of which are now. solidly
Democratic, except against Repre-
sentative John n. Garner and Repre-
sentative Fritz Lanham.
Utah-The two sitting Republican
members, Representatives Don B. Col
ton and Elmer o. Leatherwood have
been renominate with Democratic
opposition from Frank Francis and
James II. Waters.
Fight in Vermont.
Nermont-Represen Ernest W.
Gibson, Republican, was renominated
after a stiff fight. The Democrats
have nominated Harry c. Shurtluff as
his opponent Representative Fred
erick G. Fleetwood, Republican,, was
not a candidate; Lebert Fl. Brigham
was nominated by the Republicans
and Allen T. Calhoun by the Demo-
Gratis.
Virginia-Nine OF the ten Demo-
cratic sitting members were renomi-
mated. Representatives S. o. Bland.
J. T. Deal. A. J. Montague, P. H.
Drewry, Clifton A. Woodrum, T. w.
Harrison, r. Walton Moore, George
C. Peery and Henry St. George
Tucker. Representative j. M. Hooker
was not candidate and Joseph
Whitehead was nominated in his
stead.
West Virginia Representative
Benjamin E. Rosenbloom, Republi-
can, was a candidate for the Senate,