Sixty-seventh United States Congress

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Contents

1 Dates of Sessions 2 Major Political Events 3 Officers 3.1 Senate 3.2 House of Representatives 4 Members of the Sixty-seventh United States Congress 4.1 Senate 4.2 House of Representatives 4.2.1 Alabama 4.2.2 Arizona 4.2.3 Arkansas 4.2.4 California 4.2.5 Colorado 4.2.6 Connecticut 4.2.7 Delaware 4.2.8 Florida 4.2.9 Georgia 4.2.10 Idaho 4.2.11 Illinois 4.2.12 Indiana 4.2.13 Iowa 4.2.14 Kansas 4.2.15 Kentucky 4.2.16 Louisiana 4.2.17 Maine 4.2.18 Maryland 4.2.19 Massachusetts 4.2.20 Michigan 4.2.21 Minnesota 4.2.22 Mississippi 4.2.23 Missouri 4.2.24 Montana 4.2.25 Nebraska 4.2.26 Nevada 4.2.27 New Hampshire 4.2.28 New Jersey 4.2.29 New Mexico 4.2.30 New York 4.2.31 North Carolina 4.2.32 North Dakota 4.2.33 Ohio 4.2.34 Oklahoma 4.2.35 Oregon 4.2.36 Pennsylvania 4.2.37 Rhode Island 4.2.38 South Carolina 4.2.39 South Dakota 4.2.40 Tennessee 4.2.41 Texas 4.2.42 Utah 4.2.43 Vermont 4.2.44 Virginia 4.2.45 Washington 4.2.46 West Virginia 4.2.47 Wisconsin 4.2.48 Wyoming 4.3 Delegates 4.4 Resident Commissioners

Dates of Sessions

1921-1923

Major Political Events

Officers

Senate

• President pro tempore - Albert B. Cummins

House of Representatives

• Speaker of the House - Frederick H. Gillett

Members of the Sixty-seventh United States Congress

Senate

• Henry F. Ashurst, Democrat, Arizona
• Lewis H. Ball, Republican, Delaware
• Thomas F. Bayard, Jr., Democrat, Delaware. Bayard took Josiah O. Wolcott's vacant seat after defeating appointee Thomas C. du Pont.
• William E. Borah, Republican, Idaho
• Frank B. Brandegee, Republican, Connecticut
• Smith W. Brookhart, Republican, Iowa. Brookhart was elected to the Senate after William S. Kenyon resigned.
• Edwin S. Broussard, Democrat, Louisiana
• Holm O. Bursum, Republican, New Mexico. Bursum was appointed and elected to take the place of Albert B. Fall after Fall resigned.
• William M. Calder, Republican, New York
• Ralph H. Cameron, Republican, Arizona
• Arthur Capper, Republican, Kansas
• Thaddeus H. Caraway, Democrat, Arkansas
• LeBaron B. Colt, Republican, Rhode Island
• James Couzens, Republican, Michigan. Couzens was appointed and then elected to take the place of Truman H. Newberry.
• William E. Crow, Republican, Pennsylvania. Crow died 2 August 1922; he was replaced by David A. Reed.
• Charles A. Culberson, Democrat, Texas
• Albert B. Cummins, Republican, Iowa
• Charles Curtis, Republican, Kansas
• Nathaniel B. Dial, Democrat, South Carolina
• William P. Dillingham, Republican, Vermont
• Thomas C. du Pont, Republican, Delaware. Du Pont was appointed to replace Josiah O. Wolcott after Wolcott's resignation; he also ran in the election for this seat, but lost.
• Walter E. Edge, Republican, New Jersey
• Davis Elkins, Republican, West Virginia
• Richard P. Ernst, Republican, Kentucky
• Albert B. Fall, Republican, New Mexico. Fall resigned 4 March 1921 to become Secretary of the Interior; his empty seat was filled by Holm O. Bursum.
• Rebecca L. Felton, Democrat, Georgia. Felton was appointed to take the seat of Thomas E. Watson after Watson's death; she served only twenty-four hours, from 21 November to 22 November 1922.
• Bert M. Fernald, Republican, Maine
• Duncan U. Fletcher, Democrat, Florida
• Joseph I. France, Republican, Maryland
• Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, Republican, New Jersey
• Walter F. George, Democrat, Georgia. George filled the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas E. Watson.
• Peter G. Gerry, Democrat, Rhode Island
• Carter Glass, Democrat, Virginia
• Frank R. Gooding, Republican, Idaho
• Frederick Hale, Republican, Maine
• John W. Harreld, Republican, Oklahoma
• William J. Harris, Democrat, Georgia
• Byron P. Harrison, Democrat, Mississippi
• James T. Heflin, Democrat, Alabama
• Gilbert M. Hitchcock, Democrat, Nebraska
• Hiram W. Johnson, Republican, California
• Andrieus A. Jones, Democrat, New Mexico
• Wesley L. Jones, Republican, Washington
• Frank B. Kellogg, Republican, Minnesota
• John B. Kendrick, Democrat, Wyoming
• William S. Kenyon, Republican, Iowa. Kenyon resigned 24 February 1922. He was replaced at first by Charles A. Rawson and then by Smith W. Brookhart.
• Henry W. Keyes, Republican, New Hampshire
• William H. King, Democrat, Utah
• Robert M. La Follette, Republican, Wisconsin
• Edwin F. Ladd, Republican, North Dakota
• Irvine L. Lenroot, Republican, Wisconsin
• Henry Cabot Lodge, Republican, Massachusetts
• Joseph M. McCormick, Republican, Illinois
• Porter J. McCumber, Republican, North Dakota
• Kenneth D. McKellar, Democrat, Tennessee
• William B. McKinley, Republican, Illinois
• George P. McLean, Republican, Connecticut
• Charles L. McNary, Republican, Oregon
• George H. Moses, Republican, New Hampshire
• Henry L. Myers, Democrat, Montana
• Knute Nelson, Republican, Minnesota
• Harry S. New, Republican, Indiana
• Truman H. Newberry, Republican, Michigan. Newberry resigned amid accusations of fraud. His vacant seat was filled by James Couzens.
• Samuel D. Nicholson, Republican, Colorado
• Peter Norbeck, Republican, South Dakota
• George W. Norris, Republican, Nebraska
• Tasker L. Oddie, Republican, Nevada
• Lee S. Overman, Democrat, North Carolina
• Robert L. Owen, Democrat, Oklahoma
• Carroll S. Page, Republican, Vermont
• Boies Penrose, Republican, Pennsylvania. Penrose died 31 December 1921; George W. Pepper filled the vacancy.
• George W. Pepper, Republican, Pennsylvania. Pepper was appointed and elected to take Boies Penrose's seat after Penrose's death.
• Lawrence C. Phipps, Republican, Colorado
• Key Pittman, Democrat, Nevada
• Miles Poindexter, Republican, Washington
• Atlee Pomerene, Democrat, Ohio
• Joseph E. Ransdell, Democrat, Louisiana
• Charles A. Rawson, Republican, Iowa. Rawson was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by William S. Kenyon's resignation.
• David A. Reed, Republican, Pennsylvania. Reed was appointed and elected to the Senate after William E. Crow's death.
• James A. Reed, Democrat, Missouri
• Joseph T. Robinson, Democrat, Arkansas
• Morris Sheppard, Democrat, Texas
• John K. Shields, Democrat, Tennessee
• Samuel M. Shortridge, Republican, California
• Furnifold M. Simmons, Democrat, North Carolina
• Ellison D. Smith, Democrat, South Carolina
• Reed Smoot, Republican, Utah
• Selden P. Spencer, Republican, Missouri
• Robert N. Stanfield, Republican, Oregon
• Augustus O. Stanley, Democrat, Kentucky
• Thomas Sterling, Republican, South Dakota
• Howard Sutherland, Republican, West Virginia
• Claude A. Swanson, Democrat, Virginia
• Charles E. Townsend, Republican, Michigan
• Park Trammell, Democrat, Florida
• Oscar W. Underwood, Democrat, Alabama
• James W. Wadsworth, Jr., Republican, New York
• David I. Walsh, Democrat, Massachusetts
• Thomas J. Walsh, Democrat, Montana
• Francis E. Warren, Republican, Wyoming
• James E. Watson, Republican, Indiana
• Thomas E. Watson, Democrat, Georgia. Watson died 26 September 1922; his vacant seat was filled at first by the appointed Rebecca L. Felton and then by the elected Walter F. George.
• Ovington E. Weller, Republican, Maryland
• John S. Williams, Democrat, Mississippi
• Frank B. Willis, Republican, Ohio
• Josiah O. Wolcott, Democrat, Delaware. Wolcott resigned 2 July 1921 to accept a judicial position. He was replaced at first by the appointed Thomas C. du Pont and later by the elected Thomas F. Bayard, Jr.

House of Representatives

Alabama

• Edward B. Almon, Democrat
• William B. Bankhead, Democrat
• Fred L. Blackmon, Democrat
• William B. Bowling, Democrat
• George Huddleston, Democrat
• Lamar Jeffers, Democrat
• John McDuffie, Democrat
• William B. Oliver, Democrat
• Lilius B. Rainey, Democrat
• Henry B. Steagall, Democrat
• John R. Tyson, Democrat

Arizona

• Carl T. Hayden, Democrat

Arkansas

• William J. Driver, Democrat
• Henderson M. Jacoway, Democrat
• William A. Oldfield, Democrat
• Tilman B. Parks, Democrat
• Chester W. Taylor, Democrat
• Samuel M. Taylor, Democrat
• John N. Tillman, Democrat
• Otis T. Wingo, Democrat

California

• Henry E. Barbour, Republican
• Charles F. Curry, Republican
• John A. Elston, Progressive
• Arthur M. Free, Republican
• Julius Kahn, Republican
• Clarence F. Lea, Democrat
• Walter F. Lineberger, Republican
• James H. MacLafferty, Republican
• John I. Nolan, Republican
• Mae E. Nolan, Republican
• Henry Z. Osborne, Republican
• John E. Raker, Democrat
• Philip D. Swing, Republican

Colorado

• Guy U. Hardy, Republican
• Edward T. Taylor, Democrat
• Charles B. Timberlake, Republican
• William N. Vaile, Republican

Connecticut

• Edward H. Fenn, Republican
• Richard P. Freeman, Republican
• James P. Glynn, Republican
• Schuyler Merritt, Republican
• John Q. Tilson, Republican

Delaware

• Caleb R. Layton, Republican

Florida

• Frank Clark, Democrat
• Herbert J. Drane, Democrat
• William J. Sears, Democrat
• John H. Smithwick, Democrat

Georgia

• Thomas M. Bell, Democrat
• Charles H. Brand, Democrat
• Charles R. Crisp, Democrat
• William C. Lankford, Democrat
• William W. Larsen, Democrat
• Gordon Lee, Democrat
• James W. Overstreet, Democrat
• Frank Park, Democrat
• William D. Upshaw, Democrat
• Carl Vinson, Democrat
• James W. Wise, Democrat
• William C. Wright, Democrat

Idaho

• Burton L. French, Republican
• Addison T. Smith, Republican

Illinois

• Frederick A. Britten, Republican
• Edwin B. Brooks, Republican
• Joseph G. Cannon, Republican
• Carl R. Chindblom, Republican
• Ira C. Copley, Progressive
• Edward E. Denison, Republican
• Charles E. Fuller, Republican
• Frank H. Funk, Republican
• John J. Gorman, Republican
• William J. Graham, Republican
• Winnifred S. M. Huck, Republican
• Clifford C. Ireland, Republican
• Edward J. King, Republican
• Stanley H. Kunz, Democrat
• Martin B. Madden, Republican
• James R. Mann, Republican
• William E. Mason, Republican
• John C. McKenzie, Republican
• Magne A. Michaelson, Republican
• Allen F. Moore, Republican
• John W. Rainey, Democrat
• William A. Rodenberg, Republican
• Adolph J. Sabath, Democrat
• Guy L. Shaw, Republican
• Elliott W. Sproul, Republican
• Loren E. Wheeler, Republican
• Thomas S. Williams, Republican
• Richard Yates, Republican

Indiana

• John S. Benham, Republican
• Oscar E. Bland, Republican
• James W. Dunbar, Republican
• Richard N. Elliott, Republican
• Louis W. Fairfield, Republican
• Andrew J. Hickey, Republican
• Milton Kraus, Republican
• Oscar R. Luhring, Republican
• Merrill Moores, Republican
• Fred S. Purnell, Republican
• Everett Sanders, Republican
• Albert H. Vestal, Republican
• William R. Wood, Republican

Iowa

• William D. Boies, Republican
• Cyrenus Cole, Republican
• Lester J. Dickinson, Republican
• Cassius C. Dowell, Republican
• James W. Good, Republican
• William R. Green, Republican
• Gilbert N. Haugen, Republican
• Harry E. Hull, Republican
• William F. Kopp, Republican
• Christian W. Ramseyer, Republican
• Burton E. Sweet, Republican
• Horace M. Towner, Republican

Kansas

• Daniel R. Anthony, Jr., Republican
• Richard E. Bird, Republican
• Philip P. Campbell, Republican
• Homer Hoch, Republican
• Edward C. Little, Republican
• James G. Strong, Republican
• Jasper N. Tincher, Republican
• Hays B. White, Republican

Kentucky

• Alben W. Barkley, Democrat
• James C. Cantrill, Democrat
• William J. Fields, Democrat
• Ralph W. E. Gilbert, Democrat
• Ben Johnson, Democrat
• David H. Kincheloe, Democrat
• John W. Langley, Republican
• Charles F. Ogden, Republican
• John M. Robsion, Republican
• Arthur B. Rouse, Democrat
• Robert Y. Thomas, Jr., Democrat

Louisiana

• James B. Aswell, Democrat
• Henry G. Dupré, Democrat
• George K. Favrot, Democrat
• Ladislas Lazaro, Democrat
• Whitmell P. Martin, Progressive
• James O'Connor, Democrat
• John N. Sandlin, Democrat
• Riley J. Wilson, Democrat

Maine

• Carroll L. Beedy, Republican
• Ira G. Hersey, Republican
• John E. Nelson, Republican
• John A. Peters, Republican
• Wallace H. White, Jr., Republican

Maryland

• Albert A. Blakeney, Republican
• Thomas A. Goldsborough, Democrat
• John B. P. C. Hill, Republican
• John C. Linthicum, Democrat
• Sydney E. Mudd, Republican
• Frederick N. Zihlman, Republican

Massachusetts

• Abram P. Andrew, Jr., Republican
• Frederick W. Dallinger, Republican
• Louis A. Frothingham, Republican
• James A. Gallivan, Democrat
• Charles L. Gifford, Republican
• Frederick H. Gillett, Republican
• William S. Greene, Republican
• Robert Luce, Republican
• Willfred W. Lufkin, Republican
• Robert S. Maloney, Republican
• Calvin D. Paige, Republican
• John J. Rogerts, Republican
• Peter F. Tague, Democrat
• George H. Tinkham, Republican
• Allen T. Treadway, Republican
• Charles L. Underhill, Republican
• Joseph Walsh, Republican
• Samuel E. Winslow, Republican

Michigan

• Vincent M. Brennan, Republican
• George P. Codd, Republican
• Louis C. Cramton, Republican
• Joseph W. Fordney, Republican
• William H. Frankhauser, Republican
• William F. James, Republican
• Patrick H. Kelley, Republican
• John C. Ketcham, Republican
• Carl E. Mapes, Republican
• James C. McLaughlin, Republican
• Earl C. Michener, Republican
• Frank D. Scott, Republican
• John M. C. Smith, Republican
• Roy O. Woodruff, Republican

Minnesota

• Sydney Anderson, Republican
• Frank Clague, Republican
• Charles R. Davis, Republican
• Oscar E. Keller, Republican
• Harold Knutson, Republican
• Oscar J. Larson, Republican
• Walter H. Newton, Republican
• Thomas D. Schall, Republican
• Halvor Steenerson, Republican
• Andrew J. Volstead, Republican

Mississippi

• James W. Collier, Democrat
• Ross A. Collins, Democrat
• Benjamin G. Humphreys, Democrat
• Paul B. Johnson, Democrat
• Bill G. Lowrey, Democrat
• Percy E. Quin, Democrat
• John E. Rankin, Democrat
• Thomas U. Sisson, Democrat

Missouri

• William O. Atkeson, Republican
• Leonidas C. Dyer, Republican
• Edgar C. Ellis, Republican
• Charles L. Faust, Republican
• Harry B. Hawes, Democrat
• Edward D. Hays, Republican
• Theodore W. Hukriede, Republican
• Henry F. Lawrence, Republican
• Isaac V. McPherson, Republican
• Frank C. Millspaugh, Republican
• Cleveland A. Newton, Republican
• Roscoe C. Patterson, Republican
• Marion E. Rhodes, Republican
• Sidney C. Roach, Republican
• William W. Rucker, Democrat
• Samuel A. Shelton, Republican

Montana

• Washington J. McCormick, Republican
• Carl W. Riddick, Republican

Nebraska

• William E. Andrews, Republican
• Robert E. Evans, Republican
• Augustin R. Humphrey, Republican
• Albert W. Jefferis, Republican
• Moses P. Kinkaid, Republican
• Melvin O. McLaughlin, Republican
• Charles F. Reavis, Republican
• Roy H. Thorpe, Republican

Nevada

• Samuel S. Arentz, Republican

New Hampshire

• Sherman E. Burroughs, Republican
• Edward H. Wason, Republican

New Jersey

• Ernest R. Ackerman, Republican
• Theodore F. Appleby, Republican
• Isaac Bacharach, Republican
• Elijah C. Hutchinson, Republican
• Frederick R. Lehlbach, Republican
• Charles F. X. O'Brien, Democrat
• Archibald E. Olpp, Republican
• Richard W. Parker, Republican
• Francis F. Patterson, Jr., Republican
• Randolph Perkins, Republican
• Amos H. Radcliffe, Republican
• Herbert W. Taylor, Republican

New Mexico

• Néstor Montoya, Republican

New York

• Martin C. Ansorge, Republican
• Charles G. Bond, Republican
• John F. Carew, Democrat
• Walter M. Chandler, Republican
• John D. Clarke, Republican
• William B. Cockran, Democrat
• Frank Crowther, Republican
• Thomas H. Cullen, Democrat
• Stephen W. Dempsey, Republican
• Thomas B. Dunn, Republican
• Benjamin L. Fairchild, Republican
• Hamilton Fish, Republican
• Norman J. Gould, Republican
• Anthony J. Griffin, Democrat
• Lewis Henry, Republican
• Frederick C. Hicks, Republican
• Michael J. Hogan, Republican
• Alanson B. Houghton, Republican
• James W. Husted, Republican
• John J. Kindred, Democrat
• John Kissel, Republican
• Ardolph L. Kline, Republican
• Warren I. Lee, Republican
• Meyer London, Socialist
• Clarence MacGregor, Republican
• Walter W. Magee, Republican
• James M. Mead, Democrat
• Ogden L. Mills, Republican
• Luther W. Mott, Republican
• James S. Parker, Republican
• Nathan D. Perlman, Republican
• Andrew N. Petersen, Republican
• Daniel A. Reed, Republican
• Daniel J. Riordan, Democrat
• Albert B. Rossdale, Republican
• Thomas J. Ryan, Republican
• Archie D. Sanders, Republican
• Isaac Siegel, Republican
• Bertrand H. Snell, Republican
• Homer P. Snyder, Republican
• Christopher D. Sullivan, Democrat
• Peter G. Ten Eyck, Democrat
• Lester D. Volk, Republican
• Charles B. Ward, Republican

North Carolina

• Charles L. Abernethy, Democrat
• Samuel M. Brinson, Democrat
• Alfred L. Bulwinkle, Democrat
• Robert L. Doughton, Democrat
• William C. Hammer, Democrat
• Claude Kitchin, Democrat
• Homer L. G. Lyon, Democrat
• Edward W. Pou, Democrat
• Charles M. Stedman, Democrat
• Hallett S. Ward, Democrat
• Zebulon Weaver, Democrat

North Dakota

• Olger B. Burtness, Republican
• James H. Sinclair, Republican
• George M. Young, Republican

Ohio

• James T. Begg, Republican
• Theodore E. Burton, Republican
• John L. Cable, Republican
• William W. Chalmers, Republican
• Raymond C. Cole, Republican
• John G. Cooper, Republican
• Simeon D. Fess, Republican
• Roy G. Fitzgerald, Republican
• Israel M. Foster, Republican
• Harry C. Gahn, Republican
• Joseph H. Himes, Republican
• Charles C. Kearns, Republican
• Charles L. Knight, Republican
• Nicholas Longworth, Republican
• Charles E. Moore, Republican
• William M. Morgan, Republican
• Benjamin F. Murphy, Republican
• Miner G. Norton, Republican
• Edwin D. Ricketts, Republican
• John C. Speaks, Republican
• Ambrose E. B. Stephens, Republican
• Charles J. Thompson, Republican

Oklahoma

• Charles D. Carter, Democrat
• Thomas A. Chandler, Republican
• Lorraine M. Gensman, Republican
• Manuel Herrick, Republican
• James V. McClintic, Democrat
• Joseph C. Pringey, Republican
• Alice M. Robertson, Republican
• Fletcher B. Swank, Democrat

Oregon

• Willis C. Hawley, Republican
• Clifton N. McArthur, Republican
• Nicholas J. Sinnott, Republican

Pennsylvania

• Harris J. Bixler, Republican
• Edward S. Brooks, Republican
• William J. Burke, Republican
• Thomas S. Butler, Republican
• Guy E. Campbell, Democrat
• Charles R. Connell, Republican
• James J. Connolly, Republican
• Clarence D. Coughlin, Republican
• George P. Darrow, Republican
• George W. Edmonds, Republican
• Benjamin K. Focht, Republican
• Fred B. Gernerd, Republican
• George S. Graham, Republican
• William W. Griest, Republican
• Evan J. Jones, Republican
• Melville C. Kelly, Progressive
• Samuel A. Kendall, Republican
• Edgar R. Kiess, Republican
• William H. Kirkpatrick, Republican
• Isaac C. Kline, Republican
• Aaron S. Kreider, Republican
• Louis T. McFadden, Republican
• Joseph McLaughlin, Republican
• John M. Morin, Republican
• Stephen G. Porter, Republican
• Harry C. Ransley, Republican
• John Reber, Republican
• John M. Rose, Republican
• Milton W. Shreve, Republican
• Nathan L. Strong, Republican
• Henry W. Temple, Republican
• William S. Vare, Republican
• Anderson H. Walters, Republican
• Henry W. Watson, Republican
• Adam M. Wyant, Republican

Rhode Island

• Clark Burdick, Republican
• Ambrose Kennedy, Republican
• Walter R. Stiness, Republican

South Carolina

• James F. Byrnes, Democrat
• Frederick H. Dominick, Democrat
• Hampton P. Fulmer, Democrat
• William T. Logan, Democrat
• John J. McSwain, Democrat
• William F. Stevenson, Democrat
• Philip H. Stoll, Democrat

South Dakota

• Charles A. Christopherson, Republican
• Royal C. Johnson, Republican
• William Williamson, Republican

Tennessee

• Joseph E. Brown, Republican
• Joseph W. Byrns, Democrat
• Wynne F. Clouse, Republican
• Ewin L. Davis, Democrat
• Hubert F. Fisher, Democrat
• Finis J. Garrett, Democrat
• Lemuel P. Padgett, Democrat
• Brazilla C. Reece, Republican
• Lon A. Scott, Republican
• James W. Taylor, Republican
• Clarence W. Turner, Democrat

Texas

• Eugene Black, Democrat
• Thomas L. Blanton, Democrat
• John C. Box, Democrat
• Clay S. Briggs, Democrat
• James P. Buchanan, Democrat
• Thomas T. Connally, Democrat
• John N. Garner, Democrat
• Daniel E. Garrett, Democrat
• Rufus Hardy, Democrat
• Claude B. Hudspeth, Democrat
• John M. Jones, Democrat
• Fritz G. Lanham, Democrat
• Joseph J. Mansfield, Democrat
• Lucian W. Parrish, Democrat
• Samuel T. Rayburn, Democrat
• Morgan G. Sanders, Democrat
• Hatton W. Sumners, Democrat
• Guinn Williams, Democrat
• Harry M. Wurzbach, Republican

Utah

• Don B. Colton, Republican
• Elmer O. Leatherwood, Republican

Vermont

• Porter H. Dale, Republican
• Frank L. Greene, Republican

Virginia

• Schuyler O. Bland, Democrat
• Joseph T. Deal, Democrat
• Patrick H. Drewry, Democrat
• Thomas W. Harrison, Democrat
• James M. Hooker, Democrat
• Rorer A. James, Democrat
• Andrew J. Montague, Democrat
• Robert W. Moore, Democrat
• John Paul, Republican
• Campbell B. Slemp, Republican
• Henry St. George Tucker, Democrat
• James P. Woods, Democrat

Washington

• Lindley H. Hadley, Republican
• Albert Johnson, Republican
• John F. Miller, Republican
• John W. Summers, Republican
• John S. Webster, Republican

West Virginia

• George M. Bowers, Republican
• Leonard S. Echols, Republican
• Wells Goodykoontz, Republican
• Stuart F. Reed, Republican
• Benjamin L. Rosenbloom, Republican
• Harry C. Woodyard, Republican

Wisconsin

• Joseph D. Beck, Republican
• Edward E. Browne, Republican
• David G. Classon, Republican
• Henry A. Cooper, Republican
• James A. Frear, Republican
• John C. Kleczka, Republican
• Florian Lampert, Republican
• Adolphus P. Nelson, Republican
• John M. Nelson, Republican
• William H. Stafford, Republican
• Edward Voigt, Republican

Wyoming

• Franklin W. Mondell, Republican

Delegates

• Henry A. Baldwin, Republican, Hawaii
• Jonah K. Kalanianaole, Republican, Hawaii
• Daniel A. Sutherland, Republican, Alaska

Resident Commissioners

• Félix C. Dávila, Unionist, Puerto Rico
• Jaime C. De Veyra, Philippines
• Isauro Gabaldon, Philippines

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