Smull's Legislative Hand Book and Manual of the State of Pennsylvania

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LOUISIANA. James O'Connor, D., New Orleans.

5. Riley J. Wilson, D., Harrisonburg, H. Garland Dupre, D., New Orleans,

6. Gecrge K. Favrot, D., Baton Rouge, Whitmell P. Martin, D., Thibodaux,

7. Ladislas Lazaro, D., Washington. John N. Sandlin, D., Minden.

8. Jarnes B. Aswell, D., Natchitoches.

MAINE.

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Carroll L. Beedy, R., Portland.
Walla oe H. White, Jr., R., Lewiston.

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John E. Nelson, R., Augusta.
Ira G. Hersey, R., Houlton.

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MARYLAND. T. Alan Goldsborough, D., Denton.

J. Charles Linthicum, D., Baltimore. Albert A Blakeney, R., Ten Hills.

5. Sydney E. Mudd, R., La Plata. John Philip Hill, R., Baltimore.

6. Frederick N. Zihlman, R., Cumberland,

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MISSISSIPPI.
John E. Rankin, D., Tupelo.

5. Ross A. Collins, D., Meridlan.
Bill G. Lowrey. D., Blue Mountain.

Paul B. Johnson, D., Hattiesburg.
Benjamin G. Humphreys, D., Greenville.

P'erey E. Quin, D., McComb City.
Thomas C. Sisson, D., Winona.

S. James W. Collier, D. Vicksburg.

1. Frederick C. Hicks, R., Port Washington. 23. 2. John J. Kindred, D., Astoria,

24. 3. John Kissel, R., Brooklyn,

25. Thomas H. Cullen, D., Brooklyn.

26. 5. Ardoiph L. Kline, R., Brooklyn.

27. Warren I. Lee, R., Brooklyn.

28. 7. Michael J. Hogan, R., Brooklyn.

29. 8 Charles G. Bond, R., Brooklyn.

30. 9 Audrew N Petersen, R., Brooklyn.

31. 10. Lester D. Volk, R., Brooklyn.

32. 11. Daniel J. Riordan, D., New York City. 33. 12. Meyer London, Soc., New York City.

34. 13. Christopher D. Sullivan, D., New York City. 35. 14. Nathan D. Perlman, R., New York City. 36. 15. Thomas J. Ryan, R., New York City.

37. 16. W. Bourke Cockran, D., New York City. 38. 17. Ogden L. Mills, R., New York City. 18. John F. Carew, D., New York City.

40. 19. Walter M. Chandler, R., New York City. 41. 20. Isaac Siegel, R., New York City.

42 21. Martin C. Ansorge, R., New York City. 13. 22. Anthony J. Griffin, D., New York City.

Albert B. Rossdale, R., Bronx.
Benjamin L. Fairchild, R., Pelham.
James W. Husted, R., Peekskill.
Hamilton Fish, Jr., R., Garrison.
Charles B. Ward, R., Debruce.
Peter G. Ten Eyck, D., Albany.
James S. Parker, R., Salem.
Frank Crowther, R., Schenectady.
Bertrand H. Snell, R., Potsdam,
Luther W. Mott, R., Oswego.
Homer P. Snyder, R., Little Falls.
John D. Clarke, R., Fraser.
Walter W. Magee, R., Syracuse.
Norman J. Gould, R., Seneca Falls.
Lewis Henry, R., Elmira.
Thomas B. Dunn, R., Rochester.
Archie D. Sanders, R., Stafford.
S. Wallace Dempsey, R., Lockport.
Clarence MacGregor, R., Buffalo.
James M. Mead, D., Buffalo.
Daniel A. Reed, R., Dunkirk.

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At Large. William J. Burke, R., Pittsburgh,

Joseph McLaughlin, R., Philadelphia. * Thomas S. Crago, R., Waynesburg.

Anderson H. Walters, R., Johnstown. 1. William S. Vare, R., Philadelphia.

17. Benjamin K. Focht, R., Lewisburg. 2. George S. Graham, R., Philadelphia.

18. Aaron S. Kreider, R., Annville. 3. Harry C. Ransley, R., Philadelphia.

19. John M. Rose, R., Johnstown. 4. George W. Edmonds, R., Philadelphia. 20. Edward S. Brooks, R., York, 5. James J. Connolly, R., Philadelphia.

21. Evan J. Jones, R., Bradford. 6. George P. Darrow, R., Philadelphia.

22. Adam M. Wyant, R., Greensburg. 7. Thomas S. Butler, R., West Chester.

23. Samuel A. Kendall, R., Meyersdale. 8. Henry W. Watson, R., Langhorne,

21. Henry W. Temple, R., Washington. 9. William W. Griest, R., Lancaster.

25. Milion W. Shreve, R., Erie. 10. Charles R. Connell, R.. Scranton.

William H. Kirkpatrick, R., Easton. 11. Clarence D. Coughlin, R., Wilkes-Barre.

Nathan L. Strong, R., Brookville. 12. John Reber, R., Pottsville.

28. Harris J. Bixler, R., Johnsonburg. 13. Fred B. Gernerd, R., Allentown.

29. Stephen G. Porter, R., Pittsburgh. 14. Louis T. McFadden, R., Canton.

30. M. Clyde Kelly, R., Edgewood. 15. Edgar R. Kiess, R., Williamsport.

31. John M. Morin, R., Pittsburgh, 16. I. Clinton Kline, R., Sunbury.

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Guy E. Campbell, D., Crafton.

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* Elected September 20, 1921, to fill vacancy caused by death of Mahlon M. Garland. 19. 1920.

STATES,
Alabama,
Montgomery.

Thomas E. Kilby,
Arizona,
Phoenix,

Thomas E. Campbell,
Arkansas,

Little Rock, Thoinas 0. McRae.
California,
Scramento,

William D. Stephens,
Colorado,
Denver,

Oliver H. Shoup,
Oonnecticut,
Hartford,

Everett J. Lake,
Delaware,
Dover,

William D. Denney,
Florida,

Tallahassee, Cary A. Hardee,
Georgia,
Atlanta,

Thomas W. Hardwick,
Idaho,
Boise,

David W. Davis,
Mlinois,
Springfield.

Len Small,
Indiana,

Indianapolis, Warren T. McCr: y.
Iowa,
Des Moines.

N. E. Kendall,
Kansas,
Topeka,

Henry J. Allen,
Kentucky.
Frankfort,

Edwin P. Morrow,
Louisiana.

Baton Rouge, John M. Parker,
Maine,
Augusta,

Percival P. Baxter,
Maryland
Annapolis,

Albert O. Ritchie.
Massachusetts, Boston,

Channing H. Cox,
Michigan,
Lansing,

Alexander J. Groesbeck.
Minnesota,
St. Paul,

J. A. 0. Preus,
Mississippi,
Jackson,

Lee M, Russell,
Missouri,

Jefferson City, Arthur M. Hyde,
Montana,
Helena,

Joseph M. Dixon,
Nebraska,
Lincoln,

Samuel R. McKelvie,
Nevada,
Carson City,

Emmett D. Boyle,
New Hampshire, Concord,

Albert 0. Brown,
New Jersey,
Trenton,

Edward I. Edwards,
New Mexico,

Merritt C. Mechem,
Santa Fe,
New York,

Nathan L. Miller,
Albany,
North Carolina,

Cameron Morrison,
Raleigh.
North Dakota,

R. A. Mestos,
Bismarck,
Ohio,
Columbus,

Harry L. Davis,
Oklahoma,

J. B. A. Robertson,
Oklahoma City,
Oregon.

Ben W. Olcott,
Salem,
Pennsylvania,

William C. Sproul.
Harrisburg,
Rhode Island,
Providence,

Emery J. San Souci,
South Carolina,--

Robert A. Cooper,
Columbia,
South Dakota,

W. H. McMaster,
Pierre.
Tennessee,
Tashville,

Alf A. Taylor,
Texas,
Austin,

Pat M. Neff,
Utah,
Salt Lake City, Charles R. Mabay.

James Hartness,
Verinont,

Montpelier, Virginia, Richmond,

E. Lee Trinkle. Washington, Olympia,

Louis F. Hart.
West Virginia, Charleston,

Ephraim F. Morgan,
Wisconsin,
Madison,

John J. Blaine,
Wyoming,

Robert D. Carey,
Cheyenne,
TERRITORIES.
Alaska, t
Juneau,

Scott 0. Bone.
Hawaii, t
Honolulu,

Wallace R. Farrington,

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*After January, 1923, salary of Governor of Pennsylvania will be $18,000. Governors naninated by the President and confirmed by the Senate.

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