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at large ana one uneXplred term at
large. Representative Warren j. Duff
fly was defeated In the ninth district,
where John F. Hunter, Democrat.
and Raymond E. Hildebrand, Repub-
lican, both of Toledo, are con-
testants. In the eleventh district
q vacancy was. caused by the
of Representative Nell G.
on April 10. Here H. K.
a former member, has the
Democratic nomination, with l.. p.
Mooney, Republican, of Logan as op-
ponent. For the unexpired term Peter
F. Hammond has the Democratic
with John L. Moriarty
as Republican opponent. The defeat
and death of Representative William
L. Fiesinger leaves a vacancy in the
thirteenth, where Henry Hart, Demo-
crat, and Dudley A. White. Repub-
licaA, are rival candidates. John Nc
Sweeney, Democrat, Wooster, Is a
candidate for the at large seat va
Gated when Representative Stephen
M. Young was an unsuccessful can
didate for the Senate. Harold G.
Mosier, Democrat. Cleveland, is can
didate for the seat at large vacated
by the death Of Representative
Charles v. Truax. They are opposed
by George H. Bender, Republican, of
Cleveland Heights and L. L. Marshall,
Euclid. For the unex-
pired term of Representative Truax,
which expires January 8, Daniel s.
Earhart,- Democrat, and Benson Ogier,
both Of Columbus, are
rivals.
Gore Defeated by Lee.
Oklahoma will furnish one new face
in the Senate and at least two new
faces in the House. The veteran, blind
Senator Thomas P. Gore. Democrat,
has been defeated for denomination
by Representative John LeS, Demo-
crat, who in turn is besieged by Her
bert K. Hyde, Republican; Edgar Glenn
ons, Socialist; P. C. Nelson, Prohi-
bitionist: Frank M. Kimes, Inde-
pendent; R. M. Funk, Independ-
ent, and John Framing, Independent.
The two House seats to be filled are
those of Representative P. L. Gassa-
way in the fourth and Representa-
tive Josh Lees seat in the fifth.
Lyle H. Boren, Democrat, Of Semi
mole is fighting it out in the fourth
against Fred L. Patrick, Republican,
and S. P. Green, Independent, both
of Sapulpa. In the fifth four can
didates, all from Oklahoma City, are
P. Hill, Democrat: John
William Nee. Republican,; T. B. Will
liams, Independent, and S. A. Rourke,
Independent. In the sixth Representa-
tive Jed johnson, Democrat, is opposed
by L. NJ. Gensman. Republican, a
former House member. Representative
Will Rogers. Democrat, at large, has
three opponents and Representative
Phil Ferguson. Democrat, in the eighth
has four rivals, including one woman.
In Oregon the present delegation
has been renominated, but all face
competition. Senator Charles L. Nc
Nary. Republican, is opposed by Willis
Mahoney. Democrat, klamath Falls.
From Pennsylvania four new faces
in the House are certain, through de-
feat Of present acknowledgements
tives William E. Richardson. William
M. Berlin. ]. living Brooks and Theo-
dore L. Moritz. all Democrats. For
the Richardson seat in the fourteenth
the candidates are: Guy L. Moser
Democrat. Douglassville; Charles E.
Roth. Republican, Reading. and Ray
mond F. Hofses, Socialist, Reading.
For the Berlin seat in the twenty
eighth, the candidates are: Robert
G. Allen, democrat. Greensburg;
James B. Weaver, Republican, La
trobe; John r. Keister, Socialist, and
o. B. Patterson, Prohibitionist. For
the Brooks seat in the thirtieth the
candidates are: Peter De Muth, Demo-
crat, Pittsburgh; James A. Geltz, Re-
publican, Ingomar; Sarah Limbach,
Socialist, Pittsburgh, and Peter De
Muth. Independent. For the Moritz
seat in the thirty-second the candi-
dates are: Herman P. Eberharter,
Democrat, Pittsburgh: Jacob E. Kali
son, Republican. Pittsburgh. and Max
Weisman. Socialist. Three former Re-
publican members are trying to make
the comeback route-James j. Con-
molly in the fifth, Louis McFadden,
former chairman of the Banking and
Currency Committee, when Repub-
lican, now running on the prohibition
6ffonv1fh nj ia ~
R. Coyle in the twenty-frst.
South Carolina Solid.
South Carolina Is assured of q solid
Democratic delegation, according to
unofficial returns, with only one new
face. That one is due to the death
on August of Chairman John j. Nc
Swain of the Military Affairs Com
mittee. G. Haywood Mahon, jr., of
Greenville won the run-off last week
over Joseph r. Bryson. Senator James
F. Byrnes, Democrat, Is renominated
without opposition.
In South Dakota Senator w. J.
Bulow, Democrat, is opposed by
Chandler Gurney, Republican, of Sioux
Falls. Representatives Hildebrand
and Werner, both Democrats, have
Republican opposition.
In Tennessee, Senator Nathan L.
Bachman. Democrat, is opposed by
D. Wayne Maddox, Republican, Of
Huntingdon. The vacancy caused by
the death Of Speaker Joseph w.
Byrns on June 4 send a new Demo-
cratic face to the House-Richard M.
Atkinson, Nashville. Five present
Democratic members are unopposed.
The two Republican members, Rep
resentatives B. Carroll Reece and j.
Will Taylor, have Democratic opposi-
ton. Representatives j. r. Mitchell,
Democrat, and Clarence w. Turner,
Democrat, have Republican opposition.
Texas will send at least three new
House members to replace Represent
atives Joe H. Eagle, who was an un-
successful candidate for the Senate,
Representative o. H. Cross, not q
candidate for reelection and Thomas
L. Blanton, heckler of the Dis
trict, who was defeated. Senator
Morris Sheppard, Democrat, is renom-
mated without opposition. Represent
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