OFFICIAL VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, PRIMARY ELECTION, MAY 18, 1926

Labor Party-James Fleming Woodward, 232; James Woodward, 1; James F. Woodward, 15; J. F. Woodward, 28; J. Fleming Woodward, 15; Scattering, 45.

Scattering Votes-Republican, 39; Democratic, 447; Socialist, 53; Prohibition, 410.

THE SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS

(Began March 4, 1925, and ends March 4, 1927.)

Terms of Senators end March 4th of the year preceding name. The salary of a Senator is $10,000 a year.

THE SENATE.

President, Char'es G. Dawes, R., of Illinois

President pro tempore, Senator George H. Moses, R., of New Hampshire
Secretary, Edwin P. Thayer, R., of Indiana

1929..Hiram W. Johnson, R ....San Francisco

1927.. William B. McKinley, R ....Champaign 1931..Charles S. Deneen, R

1929.. Arthur R. Robinson, R
1927..James E. Watson, R

IOWA.

1927.. Albert B. Cummins, R 1927..Samuel M. Shortridge, R ...Menlo Park.. Daniel F. Steck, R

Indianapolis
Rushville

Des Moines
..Ottumwa

Topeka .Topeka

. Covington .....Louisville

LOUISIANA.

1927.. Edwin S. Broussard, D ...... New Iberia 1931..Joseph E. Ransdell, D Lake Providence

MAINE.

Lakeland
Jacksonville

1929.. Frederick

Hale, R

Portland

West Poland

1927.. Walter F. George, D 1931..W. J. Harris, D

Vienna
Cedartown

1931.. Bert M. Fernald, 1 R

1929.. William
1927..0. E.

MARYLAND,
C. Bruce, D
Weller, R

. Baltimore Baltimore

1 Died August 23, 1926.

The whole number of Senators is 96. Republicans, 56; Democrats, 39; Farmer-Labor, 1. Senator Arthur B. Robinson, R., was appointed by the Governor of Indiana to succeed Senator S. M. Ralston, D., who died Oct. 14, 1925. Senator George H. Williams, R., was appointed by the Governor of Missouri to succeed Senator Selden P. Spencer, R., who died May 16, 1925. Senator Gerald P. Nye, R., was appointed by the Governor of North Dakota to succeed Senator E. F. Ladd, R., who died June 22, 1923. The validity of his appointment was still under consideration December 15. Senator Robert M. La Follette, Jr., R., was elected in Wisconsin September 29, 1925, to succeed his father, who died June 18, 1925.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Speaker, Nicholas Longworth, R., Ohio, Salary $15,000 a year. Members elected November 4, 1924; terms date from March 4, 1925 to March 4, 1927. $10,000 a year.

Dist.

ARIZONA. At Large.

Salary,

ALABAMA.

Representatives

1 John McDuffie

.D.... Monroeville

2 Lister Hill

.D.... Montgomery

3 Henry B. Steagall

.D.

4 Lamar Jeffers

.D.

Ozark
Anniston

5 William B. Bowling

..D.

Lafayette

2 William A.

Oldfield

3 John N. Tillman

4 Otis Wingo

5 Heartsill Ragon
6 James B. Reed
7 Tilman B. Parks

....D...... Batesville .D.... Fayetteville .D...... De Queen ..D..... Clarksville .D. ......D..

Lonoke

......... Hope

Robert G. Houston ......R.... Georgetown 10 L. J. Dickinson

R..

..R..

Davenport
Hampton
..R..... Northwood

.R.. Cedar Rapids
Bloomfield

.R.

..R..

R.... Des Moines Osceola .R.. Council Bluffs

.R..

11 William D. Boles

.......R.

Algona Sheldon

KANSAS.

Lakeland
Starke
Pensacola
Kissimmee

6 Hays B. White

7 J. N. Tincher

Camilla 8 William A. Ayres

GEORGIA.

1 Charles G. Edwardst ....D......

Savannah

2 E. E. Cox ..

.D.

Americus

Newnan

7 Gordon Lee*

.D..

8 Charles H. Brand

.D.

Forsyth
Chickamauga

Athens

.D..... Gainesville

.D.. Milledgeville

Douglas

Dublin

.R.
Moscow
.R..... Twin Falls