Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-06
five new SENATORS
I. FOR THIS CONGRESS
Seven 0aths of Office Are to
Be Administered for
Short Terms.

Five new Senators and two Of the
present members who were elected
Tuesday viii be eligible to take the
oath of Office immediately when Con-
gress convenes December 1, since they
were chosen to finish unexpired terms.
The five new men are:
Dwight w. Morrow, Republican, and
former Ambassador to Mexico, elected
in New Jersey, both for the remainder
of the term OF former Senator Edge ana
for a six-year term. Edge resigned to
become Ambassador to France. SEN
ator Baird, Republican, who served
temporarily on appointment following
the departure Of Edge, did not seek
election.
Davis Succeeds Grundy.
James j. Davis, Republican, who has
been Secretary of Labor under three
Presidents, was elected for the remain
der of the term expiring in 1888 ana
takes the seat occupied during the last
session by Senator Joseph r. Grumpy
Grundy came to the Senate by appoint
ment and later was beaten IN the Re-
publican primary by Davis.
George McGill, Democrat. elected ir
Kansas to finish the unexpired portion
of the term of former Senator Curtis
running until 1888. McGin de1eateo
Senator Henry ]. Allen, Republican
who has been serving by appointment,
since the election of Mr.. Curtis TO tnt
vice presidency.
in Ohio for the remainder Of the tern
of the late Senator Burton, Repuoncan
Bulkley defeated Senator Roscoe NC
Culloch. who has been serving on ap'
nointment since the death OF Senator
| Burton.
Cary Is Newcomer.
Robert d. Cary, Republican. elected
| in wyoming both for the remainder o.
the term of the late Senator warren
Republican, and also for sX-yeal
Carv takes the seat occupied by Sena'
tor Sullivan, Republican, who was ap'
noir,ted following the death OF Senator
Warren, but did not seek election TIM
Fall. A
.ican. of Delaware, and Senator VII
liam E. Brock, Democrat, OF tennessee
| although at present members OF tnt
Senate will be sworn in again mex
month. because both had been serv'
inc on Governors appointments. Hast
| ines has been elected for the remainder
of the term expiring next March, anc
| also for a six-year term Thereafter
Senator Brock was elected Tuesday only
to finish the term OF the late Senator
Tyson. ending next March. Wren TN
new Congress meets next year, Senatol
brock will be succeeded by Corden Hull
well known member of the House, wnt
was elected Tuesday for the six-yeal
Senate term.
Robson Faces Defeat.
The question of who will occupy on
| of Kentucky's Senate seats during tn
approa ching short session hinges on re
cefpt of more complete returns. In ina
state Senator John M. Robson is tn
Republican candidate both for the re
nainder of the term expiring mex
March and for the ensuing six-yea
term. The Democrats nominated tw'
men. Ben Williamson for the unexpiret
term and Judge M. M. Logan for tn
six-year term beginning next year. In
complete returns show Logan and VII
hanson both in the lead.
Senator Robson is member OF tn
Senate District Committee. II he shoul'
fail to beat Williamson for the unex
pired term there would be an immediate
vacancy to be filled on the Republican
membership of the District Committee