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The 'Sixty-third United States Congress' was a meeting of the legislative branch of the
United States federal government, comprised of the
United States Senate and the
United States House of Representatives. It met in
Washington, DC from
March 4,
1913 to
March 3,
1915, during the first two years of the first administration of
U.S. President Woodrow Wilson.
The apportionment of seats in this
House of Representatives was based on the
Thirteenth Census of the United States in 1910. Both chambers had a
Democratic majority.
Dates of sessions
March 4,
1913 -
March 3,
1915
★ Special session of the Senate:
March 4,
1913 -
March 17,
1913
★ First session:
April 7,
1913 -
December 1,
1913
★ Second session:
December 1,
1913 -
October 24,
1914
★ Third session:
December 7,
1914 -
March 3,
1915 — a
lame duck session
Previous congress:
62nd Congress
Next congress:
64th Congress
Major events
:''Main article:
Events of 1913;
Events of 1914;
Events of 1915''
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March 9,
1914: The Senate adopted a rule forbidding smoking on the floor of the Senate because Senator
Ben Tillman, recovering from a stroke, found the smoke irritating.
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28 July 1914:
World War I began
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19 August 1914:
President Woodrow Wilson declares strict U.S. neutrality
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United States House elections, 1914
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United States Senate elections, 1914
Major legislation
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Main articles: List of United States federal legislation#63rd United States Congress
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October 3,
1913 -
Revenue Act of 1913 (Federal Income Tax), including
Underwood Tariff
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December 23,
1913 -
Federal Reserve Act, ch. 6, 38 Stat. 251, , ''et seq.''
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May 8,
1914 -
Smith-Lever Act, ch. 79, 38 Stat. 372,
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September 26,
1914 -
Federal Trade Commission Act, ch. 311, 38 Stat. 717,
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October 15,
1914 -
Clayton Antitrust Act, ch. 323, 38 Stat. 730, , ''et seq.''
★ 1914 -
Narcotics Act
Party summary
Senate
House of Representatives
Leadership
Senate
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President of the Senate -
Thomas R. Marshall
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President pro tempore -
James P. Clarke
House of Representatives
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Speaker of the House -
Champ Clark
Members
Senate
Map showing Senate party membership at the start of the 62nd Congress. Red states are represented by two Republicans and blue by two Democrats. Purple states are represented by one senator from each party.
At this time, most Senators were elected by the state legislatures every two years, with one-third beginning new six year terms with each Congress. A few senators were elected directly by the residents of the state.
House of Representatives
The names of members of the House of Representatives elected statewide on the
general ticket or otherwise ''at-large,'' are preceded by an "A/L," and the names of those elected from districts, whether plural or single member, are preceded by their district numbers.
Many of the congressional district numbers are linked to articles describing the district itself. Since the boundaries of the districts have changed often and substantially, the linked article may only describe the district as it exists today, and not as it was at the time of this Congress.
:'Alabama'
★ . George W. Taylor ''(Dem.)''
★ . S. Hubert Dent, Jr. ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry D. Clayton ''(Dem.)'', resigned May 25, 1914:
★ . William Oscar Mulkey ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Fred L. Blackmon ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Thomas Heflin ''(Dem.)''
★ . Richmond P. Hobson ''(Dem.)''
★ . John L. Burnett ''(Dem.)''
★ . William N. Richardson ''(Dem.)'', died March 31, 1914:
★ . Christopher Columbus Harris ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Oscar W. Underwood ''(Dem.)''
★ : John Abercrombie ''(Dem.)'':'Arizona'
★ : Carl Hayden ''(Dem.)'':'Arkansas'
★ . Thaddeus H. Caraway ''(Dem.)''
★ . William A. Oldfield ''(Dem.)''
★ . John C. Floyd ''(Dem.)''
★ . Otis Wingo ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henderson M. Jacoway ''(Dem.)''
★ . Samuel M. Taylor ''(Dem.)''
★ . William S. Goodwin ''(Dem.)'':'California'
★ . William Kent ''(Independent)''
★ . John E. Raker ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles F. Curry ''(Rep.)''
★ . Julius Kahn ''(Rep.)''
★ . John I. Nolan ''(Rep.)''
★ . Joseph R. Knowland ''(Rep.)''
★ . Denver S. Church ''(Dem.)''
★ . Everis A. Hayes ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles W. Bell ''(Prog. Rep.)''
★ . William Stephens ''(Progressive)''
★ . William Kettner ''(Dem.)'':'Colorado'
★ . George John Kindel ''(Dem.)''
★ . Harry Hunter Seldomridge ''(Dem.)''
★ : Edward T. Taylor ''(Dem.)''
★ : Edward Keating ''(Dem.)'':'Connecticut'
★ . Augustine Lonergan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Bryan F. Mahan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas L. Reilly ''(Dem.)''
★ . Jeremiah Donovan ''(Dem.)''
★ . William Kennedy ''(Dem.)'':'Delaware'
★ : Franklin Brockson ''(Dem.)'':'Florida'
★ . Stephen M. Sparkman ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank Clark ''(Dem.)''
★ . Emmett Wilson ''(Dem.)''
★ : Claude L'Engle ''(Dem.)'':'Georgia'
★ . Charles G. Edwards ''(Dem.)''
★ . Seaborn Roddenbery ''(Dem.)'', died September 25, 1913:
★ . Frank Park ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Charles R. Crisp ''(Dem.)''
★ . William C. Adamson ''(Dem.)''
★ . William S. Howard ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles L. Bartlett ''(Dem.)''
★ . Gordon Lee ''(Dem.)''
★ . Samuel J. Tribble ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas M. Bell ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas W. Hardwick ''(Dem.)'', resigned November 2, 1914:
★ . Carl Vinson ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . John R. Walker ''(Dem.)''
★ . Dudley M. Hughes ''(Dem.)'':'Idaho'
★ : Addison T. Smith ''(Rep.)''
★ : Burton L. French ''(Rep.)'' :'Illinois'
★ . Martin B. Madden ''(Rep.)''
★ . James R. Mann ''(Rep.)''
★ . George E. Gorman ''(Dem.)''
★ . James T. McDermott ''(Dem.)''
★ . Adolph J. Sabath ''(Dem.)''
★ . James McAndrews ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank Buchanan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas Gallagher ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frederick A. Britten ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles M. Thomson ''(Prog.)''
★ . Ira C. Copley ''(Rep.)''
★ . William H. Hinebaugh ''(Prog.)''
★ . John C. McKenzie ''(Rep.)''
★ . Clyde H. Tavenner ''(Dem.)''
★ . Stephen A. Hoxworth ''(Dem.)''
★ . Claude U. Stone ''(Dem.)''
★ . Louis Fitzhenry ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank T. O'Hair ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles M. Borchers ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry T. Rainey ''(Dem.)''
★ . James M. Graham ''(Dem.)''
★ . William N. Baltz ''(Dem.)''
★ . Martin D. Foster ''(Dem.)''
★ . H. Robert Fowler ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert P. Hill ''(Dem.)''
★ : Lawrence B. Stringer ''(Dem.)''
★ : William E. Williams ''(Dem.)'':'Indiana'
★ . Charles Lieb ''(Dem.)''
★ . William A. Cullop ''(Dem.)''
★ . William E. Cox ''(Dem.)''
★ . Lincoln Dixon ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ralph W. Moss ''(Dem.)''
★ . Finly H. Gray ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles A. Korbly ''(Dem.)''
★ . John A.M. Adair ''(Dem.)''
★ . Martin A. Morrison ''(Dem.)''
★ . John B. Peterson ''(Dem.)''
★ . George W. Rauch ''(Dem.)''
★ . Cyrus Cline ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry A. Barnhart ''(Dem.)'':'Iowa'
★ . Charles A. Kennedy ''(Rep.)''
★ . Irvin S. Pepper ''(Dem.)'', died December 22, 1913:
★ . Henry Vollmer ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Maurice Connolly ''(Dem.)''
★ . Gilbert N. Haugen ''(Rep.)''
★ . James W. Good ''(Rep.)''
★ . Sanford Kirkpatrick ''(Dem.)''
★ . Solomon F. Prouty ''(Rep.)''
★ . Horace M. Towner ''(Rep.)''
★ . William R. Green ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank P. Woods ''(Rep.)''
★ . George Cromwell Scott ''(Rep.)'':'Kansas'
★ . Daniel Read Anthony, Jr. ''(Rep.)''
★ . Joseph Taggart ''(Dem.)''
★ . Philip P. Campbell ''(Rep.)''
★ . Dudley Doolittle ''(Dem.)''
★ . Guy T. Helvering ''(Dem.)''
★ . John R. Connelly ''(Dem.)''
★ . George A. Neeley ''(Dem.)''
★ . Victor Murdock ''(Rep.)'' :'Kentucky'
★ . Alben Barkley ''(Dem.)''
★ . Augustus Stanley ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert Y. Thomas, Jr. ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ben Johnson ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Swagar Sherley ''(Dem.)''
★ . Arthur B. Rouse ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Campbell Cantrill ''(Dem.)''
★ . Harvey Helm ''(Dem.)''
★ . William Jason Fields ''(Dem.)''
★ . John W. Langley ''(Rep.)''
★ . Caleb Powers ''(Rep.)'' :'Louisiana'
★ . Albert Estopinal ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry Garland Dupré ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert Foligny Broussard ''(Dem.)''
★ . John Thomas Watkins ''(Dem.)''
★ . James Walter Elder ''(Dem.)''
★ . Lewis Lovering Morgan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ladislas Lazaro ''(Dem.)''
★ . James Benjamin Aswell ''(Dem.)'':'Maine'
★ . Asher C. Hinds ''(Rep.)''
★ . Daniel J. McGillicuddy ''(Dem.)''
★ . Forrest Goodwin ''(Rep.)'', died May 28, 1913:
★ . John A. Peters ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Frank E. Guernsey ''(Rep.)'':'Maryland'
★ . J. Harry Covington ''(Dem.)'', resigned September 30, 1914:
★ . Jesse D. Price ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . J. Frederick C. Talbott ''(Dem.)''
★ . George Konig ''(Dem.)'', died May 31, 1913:
★ . Charles P. Coady ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . J. Charles Linthicum ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank Owens Smith ''(Dem.)''
★ . David J. Lewis ''(Dem.)'':'Massachusetts'
★ . Allen T. Treadway ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frederick H. Gillett ''(Rep.)''
★ . Calvin D. Paige ''(Rep.)''
★ . Samuel E. Winslow ''(Rep.)''
★ . John J. Rogers ''(Rep.)''
★ . Augustus P. Gardner ''(Rep.)''
★ . Michael F. Phelan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frederick S. Deitrick ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ernest W. Roberts ''(Rep.)''
★ . William F. Murray ''(Dem.)''
★ . Andrew J. Peters ''(Dem.)''
★ . James M. Curley ''(Dem.)''
★ . John J. Mitchell ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edward Gilmore ''(Dem.)''
★ . William S. Greene ''(Rep.)''
★ . Thomas Chandler Thacher ''(Dem.)'':'Michigan'
★ . Frank E. Doremus ''(Dem.)''
★ . Samuel Beakes ''(Dem.)''
★ . John M. C. Smith ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward L. Hamilton ''(Rep.)''
★ . Carl Mapes ''(Rep.)''
★ . Samuel W. Smith ''(Rep.)''
★ . Louis C. Cramton ''(Rep.)''
★ . Joseph W. Fordney ''(Rep.)''
★ . James C. McLaughlin ''(Rep.)''
★ . Roy O. Woodruff ''(Prog.)''
★ . Francis O. Lindquist ''(Rep.)''
★ . H. Olin Young ''(Rep.)'', resigned May 16, 1913 :
★ . William Josiah MacDonald ''(Prog.)'', succeeded in contesting election
★ : Patrick H. Kelley ''(Rep.)'' :'Minnesota'
★ . Sydney Anderson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Winfield Scott Hammond ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles Russell Davis ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frederick Stevens ''(Rep.)''
★ . George Ross Smith ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles August Lindbergh ''(Rep.)''
★ . Andrew Volstead ''(Rep.)''
★ . Clarence B. Miller ''(Rep.)''
★ . Halvor Steenerson ''(Rep.)'' :'Mississippi'
★ . Ezekiel S. Candler, Jr. ''(Dem.)''
★ . Hubert D. Stephens ''(Dem.)''
★ . Benjamin G. Humphreys II ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas U. Sisson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Samuel Andrew Witherspoon ''(Dem.)''
★ . Pat Harrison ''(Dem.)''
★ . Percy E. Quin ''(Dem.)''
★ . James W. Collier ''(Dem.)'':'Missouri'
★ . James Tilghman Lloyd ''(Dem.)''
★ . William W. Rucker ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joshua Willis Alexander ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles F. Booher ''(Dem.)''
★ . William Patterson Borland ''(Dem.)''
★ . Clement C. Dickinson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Courtney W. Hamlin ''(Dem.)''
★ . Dorsey W. Shackleford ''(Dem.)''
★ . James Beauchamp Clark ''(Dem.)''
★ . Richard Bartholdt ''(Rep.)''
★ . William Leo Igoe ''(Dem.)''
★ . Leonidas C. Dyer ''(Rep.)'', served until June 19, 1914:
★ . Michael Joseph Gill ''(Dem.)'', succeeded in contesting election
★ . Walter Lewis Hensley ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joseph J. Russell ''(Dem.)''
★ . Perl D. Decker ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas L. Rubey ''(Dem.)'':'Montana'
★ : John M. Evans ''(Dem.)''
★ : Tom Stout ''(Dem.)'':'Nebraska'
★ . John A. Maguire ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles O. Lobeck ''(Dem.)''
★ . Dan V. Stephens ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles Henry Sloan ''(Rep.)''
★ . Silas Reynolds Barton ''(Rep.)''
★ . Moses P. Kinkaid ''(Rep.)'' | :'Nevada'
★ : Edwin E. Roberts ''(Rep.)'':'New Hampshire'
★ . Eugene Elliott Reed ''(Dem.)''
★ . Raymond Bartlett Stevens ''(Dem.)'':'New Jersey'
★ . William J. Browning ''(Rep.)''
★ . J. Thompson Baker ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas J. Scully ''(Dem.)''
★ . Allan B. Walsh ''(Dem.)''
★ . William E. Tuttle, Jr. ''(Dem.)''
★ . Lewis J. Martin ''(Dem.)'', died May 5, 1913:
★ . Archibald C. Hart ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Robert G. Bremner ''(Dem.)'', died February 5, 1914:
★ . Dow H. Drukker ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Eugene F. Kinkead ''(Dem.)'', resigned February 4, 1915
★ . Walter I. McCoy ''(Dem.)'', resigned October 3, 1914:
★ . Richard W. Parker ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Edward W. Townsend ''(Dem.)''
★ . John J. Eagan ''(Dem.)''
★ . James A. Hamill ''(Dem.)'':'New Mexico'
★ : Harvey B. Fergusson ''(Dem.)'':'New York'
★ . Lathrop Brown ''(Dem.)''
★ . Denis O'Leary ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank E. Wilson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Harry H. Dale ''(Dem.)''
★ . James P. Maher ''(Dem.)''
★ . William M. Calder ''(Rep.)''
★ . John J. Fitzgerald ''(Dem.)''
★ . Daniel J. Griffin ''(Dem.)''
★ . James H. O'Brien ''(Dem.)''
★ . Herman A. Metz ''(Dem.)''
★ . Daniel J. Riordan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry M. Goldfogle ''(Dem.)''
★ . Timothy D. Sullivan ''(Dem.)'', died August 31, 1913:
★ . George W. Loft ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Jefferson M. Levy ''(Dem.)''
★ . Michael F. Conry ''(Dem.)''
★ . Peter J. Dooling ''(Dem.)''
★ . John F. Carew ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas G. Patten ''(Dem.)''
★ . Walter M. Chandler ''(Prog.)''
★ . Francis B. Harrison ''(Dem.)'', resigned September 1, 1913:
★ . Jacob A. Cantor ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Henry George, Jr. ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry Bruckner ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joseph A. Goulden ''(Dem.)''
★ . Woodson R. Oglesby ''(Dem.)''
★ . Benjamin I. Taylor ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edmund Platt ''(Rep.)''
★ . George McClellan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Peter G. Ten Eyck ''(Dem.)''
★ . James S. Parker ''(Rep.)''
★ . Samuel Wallin ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edwin A. Merritt ''(Rep.)''
★ . Luther W. Mott ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles A. Talcott ''(Dem.)''
★ . George W. Fairchild ''(Rep.)''
★ . John R. Clancy ''(Dem.)''
★ . Sereno E. Payne ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edwin S. Underhill ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas B. Dunn ''(Rep.)''
★ . Henry G. Danforth ''(Rep.)''
★ . Robert H. Gittins ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles B. Smith ''(Dem.)''
★ . Daniel A. Driscoll ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles M. Hamilton ''(Rep.)'':'North Carolina'
★ . John Humphrey Small ''(Dem.)''
★ . Claude Kitchin ''(Dem.)''
★ . John M. Faison ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edward W. Pou ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles M. Stedman ''(Dem.)''
★ . Hannibal L. Godwin ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert N. Page ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert L. Doughton ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edwin Y. Webb ''(Dem.)''
★ . James M. Gudger, Jr. ''(Dem.)'':'North Dakota'
★ . Henry Thomas Helgesen ''(Rep.)''
★ . George M. Young ''(Rep.)''
★ . Patrick Daniel Norton ''(Rep.)'':'Ohio'
★ . Stanley E. Bowdle ''(Dem.)''
★ . Alfred G. Allen ''(Dem.)''
★ . Warren Gard ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Henry Goeke ''(Dem.)''
★ . Timothy T. Ansberry ''(Dem.)''
★ . Simeon D. Fess ''(Rep.)''
★ . James D. Post ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank B. Willis ''(Rep.)''
★ . Isaac R. Sherwood ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert M. Switzer ''(Rep.)''
★ . Horatio C. Claypool ''(Dem.)''
★ . Clement L. Brumbaugh ''(Dem.)''
★ . John A. Key ''(Dem.)''
★ . William G. Sharp ''(Dem.)''
★ . George White ''(Dem.)''
★ . William B. Francis ''(Dem.)''
★ . William A. Ashbrook ''(Dem.)''
★ . John J. Whitacre ''(Dem.)''
★ . Elsworth R. Bathrick ''(Dem.)''
★ . William Gordon ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert J. Bulkley ''(Dem.)''
★ : Robert Crosser ''(Dem.)'':'Oklahoma'
★ . Bird Segle McGuire ''(Rep.)''
★ . Dick Thompson Morgan ''(Rep.)''
★ . James S. Davenport ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles D. Carter ''(Dem.)''
★ . Scott Ferris ''(Dem.)''
★ : William H. Murray ''(Dem.)''
★ : James V. McClintic ''(Dem.)''
★ : Claude Weaver ''(Dem.)'':'Oregon'
★ . Willis C. Hawley ''(Rep.)''
★ . Nicholas J. Sinnott ''(Rep.)''
★ . Walter Lafferty ''(Rep.)'':'Pennsylvania'
★ . William S. Vare ''(Rep.)''
★ . George S. Graham ''(Rep.)''
★ . J. Hampton Moore ''(Rep.)''
★ . George W. Edmonds ''(Rep.)''
★ . Michael Donohoe ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Washington Logue ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas S. Butler ''(Rep.)''
★ . Robert E. Difenderfer ''(Dem.)''
★ . William W. Griest ''(Rep.)''
★ . John R. Farr ''(Rep.)''
★ . John J. Casey ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert Emmett Lee ''(Dem.)''
★ . John H. Rothermel ''(Dem.)''
★ . William D.B. Ainey ''(Rep.)'
★ . Edgar R. Kiess ''(Rep.)''
★ . John V. Lesher ''(Dem.)''
★ . Franklin L. Dershem ''(Dem.)''
★ . Aaron S. Kreider ''(Rep.)''
★ . Warren W. Bailey ''(Dem.)''
★ . Andrew R. Brodbeck ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles E. Patton ''(Rep.)''
★ . Abraham L. Keister ''(Rep.)''
★ . Wooda N. Carr ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry W. Temple ''(Progressive)''
★ . Milton W. Shreve ''(Rep.)''
★ . A. Mitchell Palmer ''(Dem.)''
★ . J.N. Langham ''(Rep.)''
★ . Willis J. Hulings ''(Progressive)''
★ . Stephen G. Porter ''(Rep.)''
★ . M. Clyde Kelly ''(Rep.)''
★ . James F. Burke ''(Rep.)''
★ . Andrew J. Barchfeld ''(Rep.)''
★ : Fred E. Lewis ''(Rep.)''
★ : John M. Morin ''(Rep.)''
★ : Anderson H. Walters ''(Rep.)''
★ : Arthur R. Rupley ''(Rep.)'':'Rhode Island'
★ . George Francis O'Shaunessy ''(Dem.)''
★ . Peter Goelet Gerry ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ambrose Kennedy ''(Rep.)'':'South Carolina'
★ . George Swinton Legaré ''(Dem.)'', died January 31, 1913:
★ . Richard S. Whaley ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . James F. Byrnes ''(Dem.)''
★ . Wyatt Aiken ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joseph T. Johnson ''(Dem.)''
★ . David E. Finley ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Willard Ragsdale ''(Dem.)''
★ . Asbury F. Lever ''(Dem.)'':'South Dakota'
★ . Charles H. Dillon ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles H. Burke ''(Rep.)''
★ . Eben W. Martin ''(Rep.)'':'Tennessee'
★ . Sam R. Sells ''(Rep.)''
★ . Richard W. Austin ''(Rep.)''
★ . John Austin Moon ''(Dem.)''
★ . Cordell Hull ''(Dem.)''
★ . William C. Houston ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joseph W. Byrns ''(Dem.)''
★ . Lemuel Phillips Padgett ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thetus Willrette Sims ''(Dem.)''
★ . Finis J. Garrett ''(Dem.)''
★ . Kenneth McKellar ''(Dem.)'':'Texas'
★ . Horace Worth Vaughan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Martin Dies ''(Dem.)''
★ . James Young ''(Dem.)''
★ . Sam Rayburn ''(Dem.)''
★ . Jack Beall ''(Dem.)''
★ . Rufus Hardy ''(Dem.)''
★ . Alexander W. Gregg ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joe H. Eagle ''(Dem.)''
★ . George Farmer Burgess ''(Dem.)''
★ . Albert S. Burleson ''(Dem.)'', resigned March 6, 1913:
★ . James P. Buchanan ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Robert L. Henry ''(Dem.)''
★ . Oscar Callaway''(Dem.)''
★ . John Hall Stephens ''(Dem.)''
★ . James L. Slayden ''(Dem.)''
★ . John Nance Garner ''(Dem.)''
★ . William R. Smith ''(Dem.)''
★ : Daniel E. Garrett ''(Dem.)''
★ : Hatton W. Sumners ''(Dem.)'':'Utah'
★ : Joseph Howell ''(Rep.)''
★ : Jacob Johnson ''(Rep.)'':'Vermont'
★ . Frank L. Greene ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank Plumley ''(Rep.)'':'Virginia'
★ . William Atkinson Jones ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edward Everett Holland ''(Dem.)''
★ . Andrew Jackson Montague ''(Dem.)''
★ . Walter Allen Watson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edward W. Saunders ''(Dem.)''
★ . Carter Glass ''(Dem.)''
★ . James Hay ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles Creighton Carlin ''(Dem.)''
★ . C. Bascom Slemp ''(Rep.)''
★ . Henry De Flood ''(Dem.)'':'Washington'
★ . William E. Humphrey ''(Rep.)''
★ . Albert Johnson ''(Rep.)''
★ . William Leroy La Follette ''(Rep.)''
★ : James W. Bryan ''(Progressive)''
★ : Jacob Falconer ''(Progressive)'':'West Virginia'
★ . John W. Davis ''(Dem.)'', resigned August 29, 1913:
★ . Matthew M. Neely ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . William Gay Brown, Jr. ''(Dem.)''
★ . Samuel B. Avis ''(Rep.)''
★ . Hunter H. Moss, Jr. ''(Rep.)''
★ . James Anthony Hughes ''(Rep.)''
★ : Howard Sutherland ''(Rep.)'':'Wisconsin'
★ . Henry Allen Cooper ''(Rep.)''
★ . Michael Edmund Burke ''(Dem.)''
★ . John M. Nelson ''(Rep.)''
★ . William J. Cary ''(Rep.)''
★ . William H. Stafford ''(Rep.)''
★ . Michael K. Reilly ''(Dem.)''
★ . John Jacob Esch ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward E. Browne ''(Rep.)''
★ . Thomas Frank Konop ''(Dem.)''
★ . James A. Frear ''(Rep.)''
★ . Irvine L. Lenroot ''(Rep.)'':'Wyoming'
★ : Franklin Wheeler Mondell ''(Rep.)'' |
Delegates
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Alaska Territory'
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James Wickersham ''(
Rep.)''
:'
Hawaii Territory'
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Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole ''(
Rep.)''
Resident Commissioners
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Manuel Earnshaw,
Philippines
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Manuel L. Quezon, Philippines
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Luis Muñoz Rivera, Unionist,
Puerto Rico
Officers
Senate
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Secretary of the Senate:
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Charles G. Bennett of
New York, elected
February 1,
1900.
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James M. Baker of
South Carolina, elected
March 13,
1913.
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Sergeant at Arms of the Senate:
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E. Livingston Cornelius of
Maryland, elected
December 10,
1912.
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Charles P. Higgins of
Indiana, elected
March 13,
1913.
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Chaplain of the Senate
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The Rev. F.J. Prettyman,
Methodist, elected
March 13,
1913.
House of Representatives
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Clerk of the House:
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South Trimble of
Kentucky, elected
April 7,
1913.
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Sergeant at Arms of the House:
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Robert B. Gordon of
Ohio, elected
April 7,
1913.
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Doorkeeper of the House:
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Joseph J. Sinnott of
Virginia, elected
April 7,
1913.
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Postmaster of the House:
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William M. Dunbar of
Georgia, elected
April 7,
1913.
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Clerk at the Speaker’s Table:
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Bennett C. Clark
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Chaplain of the House
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The Rev. Henry N. Couden,
Universalist, elected
April 7,
1913.
Other
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Architect of the Capitol:
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Elliott Woods, appointed
February 19,
1902.
References
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The Most Exclusive Club, , Lewis L., Gould, Perseus Books Group, 2005, 0-465-02778-4
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The House, , Robert V., Remini, HarperCollins Publishers, Inc, 2006, 0-06-088434-7
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Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress
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