Evening star., 1924-09-14
FAMILIAR FACES TO BE MISSED
WHEN NEXT CONGRESS MEETS
official Primary Returns Sh0aU Some House Mem,
bers Voluntarily Quit, While Others
Retired by ConpulsiOn.

representatives Ddnlel H. AHtnouy
jr., w. H. Sproul, Homer Roch. James
g. Strong, Hayes B. White and j. N
Tfncher. Representative Edward G.
Little died. In his place the Repub-
| licans haze nominated Russell Dyer
| and the Democrats Chauncey Little
as contestants for that seat.
kentucky-Seven sitting Demo
| Gratis have been renominated--Repre-
sentative A. w. Barkley, David H.
| kincheloe. r. Y. Thomas, jr.. Ben
Johnson. A. e. Rouse, Ralph Gilbert
and Fred M. .Vinson. Representatives
John w. Langley and John NJ, Rob-
sion. Republicans. have been renomi-
mated, but are opposed by A. L. Rat
| cliff and Nat B. Sewell, Democrats
The Democrats have. nominated Sam
McMeekfn against Representative
| Maurice H. Thatcher in the fifth dis
trlct. Representative Joseph w
Motifs, Democrat. who succeeded the
late Representative James c. Cantrill,
did not seek denomination and Vir-
gil Chapman has the Democratic
nomination from this district.
Maine Re-elects All.
Malne-The present solid Repub-
!lcan delegation has been returned
Representatives Carroll l.. Beedy
wallace II. White. jr, John z. Nelson
ana Ira G. Hersey. The Democrats
nominated a candidate in each dis
trict. N''
Maryland-The three sitting Demo-
representatives T. Alan Colds
borough. Millard e. Tydings and !
CHARLES Linthicum, have been renomi-
mated. The Republicans have nomi-
mated no candidate against Repre-
sentative Linthicum. The three sit
tlns Republicans have been renomi-
nat o-Representatives John Philip
aili, sydney +. Mudd and Frederick
n. Zfhlman. The Republican nomi-
nees are opposed: Hill by DR.. George
Heiier. Mudd by Charles L. Chance
ano 1ihlman by David +. Winebren-
ner, Sd.
Massachusetts-Nine sitting Repub-
licans were renomina ted-Represe
tatives Allen T. Treadway, John ].
rogers. A. Piatt Andrew, Charles l..
onderhill, George Holden Tinkham.
Robert Luce, Louis A. Frothingham.
w llilam ). Greene and Charles l.. Gift
ford Two sitting Democrats were
renomlnated - Representatives Will
nam +. Connery, jr.. and James A.
Galllvan. Speaker Frederick II. Gil
lett won the Republican nomination
1or the Senate, and the Republican
nomination in the district that Mr..
GIllett has represented for so con-
secutive years in the House was cap
tured by Prof. George b. Churchill.
an amherst college professor. who
was a former State Senator and men,
per or the constitutional convention.
The Democratic nomination in this
district went to Joseph f. kerrigan
of Springfield. whom Speaker Gillett
defeated two years ago, and who de-
feated the mayor of President
t'O0lIdpp'S
nation. Representative Calvin d.
Paige and Representative Samuel f.
WinsloW, Republicans. were not can
dldateS for denomination and their
party nominated in their stead Frank
III. FoSs. former mayor of F'itchburg
and now chairman of the Republican
State committee, and George r.
Stobbs, respectively. In the eighth
district Representative Frederick w.
Dallinger was a candidate for the
senatorial nomination. and the House
nomination went to Harry l. Thayer
after spirited contest. In the tenth
district Representative Peter Tague.
Democrat. was defeated for his party
nomination by John J. Douglass.
All Renominated.
Michigan now has a solid Republi-
can delegation save for the first
district. represented by Robert H.
Clancy, Democrat. All of the sitting
Republican members were renominated
Earl G. Michener, Arthur b. Williams,
John c. Ketcham, Carl f. Mapes,
Grant NJ Hudson. Louis c. Cramton,
Bird j. Vincent, James c. Mclaughlin,
Roy Q. Woodruff, Frank D. Scott, w.
Frank James and Clarence j. Mcleod.
In the first district the Republicans
have nominated William X. Kales.
Minnesota-Four sitting Republican
members have been renominated-
Representatives Frank Clague, Oscar
T.. Keller, Walter III. Newton, Harold
Representatives Sydney Anderson and
Oscar j. Larson. were not candidates
for denomination. Representative
Thomas D. Schall won the Republican
nomination for the Senate. and the Re-
publican nomination for the House in
his district went to Godfrey G.. Good
win. One Republican sitting member,
Representative Charles r. Davis, was
defeated by August II. Anderson. Re
publican candidates were nominated to
succeed Representative o. j. Kvale.
Independent, and Representative Knud
Wefald, Farmer Labor. Democratic can
didates were nominated in of the 10
districts.
Mississippi-With one exception the
solid Democratic sitting delegation was
returned Representatives John f..
Rankin. Ben G. Lowry. jeff Busby,
Ross A. Collins, II. Webber Wilen,
Percy f. Quinn and James w. Collier.
Representative William Y. Humphreys
was not a candidate, and w. NJ. Whit
tington was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis in his stead.
Missouri Ten sitting Democrats
were renominated. Representatives
Milton j. Romjue, Ralph F. Lozier.
Jacob l.. Milligan, Clement c. Dick
inson. Samuel c. Major, Clarence Can
non, Harry B. Hawes, J. Scott Wolff,
James F. Fullbright and Thomas L.
Rubey. Five Republican sitting men,
bers were renominated, Representa-
tives Charles L. Faust, Sidney c.
Roach, Cleveland A. Newton, Leonidas
c. Dyer and Joseph ]. Manlove. Rep
resentative Henry l.. Jost, Democrat,
was not a candidate for renomina-
tion. and the Democratic nomination
went to George H. Combs, jr.. while
the Republican nomination went to
Edgar c. Ellis. Two former Repub-
lican members were nominated
Frank C. Millspaugh against Repre-
sentative Romjue, and William o.
Atkeson against Representative
Clement c. Dickinson.
M0ntannns Renominated.
Montana-The two sitting members,
Representative John NJ. Evans, Demo-
crat, and Representative Scott Lea
witt. Republican. were renominated.
Frank Eliel has the Republican nomi-
nation against Representative Evans.
Nebraska-The three Republican
sitting members, Representatives
Willis G. Sears, Melvin o. Mclaughlin
and Robert G. Simmons, and the