Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-05

Jacobson over Representative r. Dick
ingSon Let's in the second district.
Missouri has already contributed four
seats to the Democratic slide, three Of
which, were gained by former members,
G. G. Dickinson, formerly a member Of
the House Ways and Means COMMITTEES
from the sixth district; Sam c. Major
in the seventh and James r. Pulibright
in the fourteenth district.
The Democrats also invaded Oregon
capturing the seat In the third district
held by Representative Frank H. Korell,
the victor being Col. Q. II. Martin. .
"wet." -
In the Ohio debaeie, representative
Charles G. Kearns. q member Of the
House Ways and Means eonsnittees who
the sixth district By John q: Polk.
Representative @. Ellis Moore, an ardent
dry" member of the House Judiciary
Committee, who has been B member Of
the House for IL years from the fif-
tenth Ohio district, was defeated by
H. r. McClintock. Among the other
Ohio upSets are two former officers in
the World War. Col. John @. Speaks. Q
member Of the House Military Affairs
Committee, and Representatives Roy q.
Fitzgerald, who was q captain Of In-
fantry with the American Expeditionary
Forces, and q member of the House
Committee on World War Veterans
Legislation.
Six States to Report
The upsets already disclosed IN dow
returns, with scant reports from such
States as West Virginia, Illinois, In
diana, New Jersey, Minnesotar-AnG
nothing at all from Kentucky include
the following:
Ohio-Third, fifth, sixth, twelfth.
thirteenth, fifteenth and seventeenth.
Missouri-Fifth, sixth, seventh and
fourteenth.
Pennsylvania - Eleventh. fourteentfs
and twenty-second.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and ninth.
Illinois-Both seats at large, seventh,
tenth and twenty-first.
Oklahoma-First and fifth.
onnecticut-First and fourth.
1owa-SecOnd
Wisconsin--Sixth.
Nebraska--Fourth and fifth.
Maryland and sixth.
Oregon-Third
The defeat Of Clarence w. Seymour.
nominated by the Republicans in the
first Connecticut district, to succeed Rep-
e. Hart Fem, who died, by
Lonergan brings back to the
House a former active member who
later was a candidate for the United
States Senate
In the second Maryland district, VII
liam p. Cole, O former member Of the
House, who went down in the Hoover
landslide two years ago. was returned
. winner over Representative Ldnwood
L. Clark.
In the nth Nebraska district Ashton
Shallenberger, former Governor and
mr. VEa0 faH he =.
was one Of the most active members,
has been elected over Representative
Fred q. johnson.
Late dispatches show that Repre-
sentative Carl r. Chindblom, q prom
lnent Republican member Of the House
Ways and Means Committee, has been
defeated in the tenth Illinois district
by John E. Hesse.
Chairman Willis G. FIawley. co-au-
thor of the Smoot- Hawley tariff act,
which was one Of the big issues Of the
under bitter fire from the
Democrats, has won reelection in the
arst Oregon district after the most
strenuous campaign Of his political
career.
Belated returns from Nebraska gave
! second Republican seat in that State
% q Democratic contender when j. Il.
Norton, former House member, was
returned victor over Representative
Charles H. Sloan
In Massachusetts, all the Is districts
remain in the same party columns IS
1t present. Representative Charles =,
Jnderhill won after q close firl1t
with Joseph b. Borgatti. TF1e
Democrats hold four OF these seats
Is the Republicans were uns,Ic.
:essful in their attempt TO d..
'eat Representative william ]. Gran
Held, who attracted Nation-wide atten-
ion last January when in q special
.lection ne captured the seat in the
Iecond district which had never hagnrS
,eeY1 held hv a rlnv,aoCvo1 sS~SA0