The 'Sixty-eighth 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 1923 to
March 3 1925, during the last months of the administration of
U.S. President Warren G. Harding, and the two years of the first administration of his successor,
U.S. President Calvin Coolidge.
The apportionment of seats in this
House of Representatives was based on the
Fourteenth Census of the United States in 1920. Both chambers had a
Republican majority.
Dates of sessions
March 4 1923 -
March 3 1925
★ First session:
December 3 1923 -
June 7 1924
★ Second session:
December 1 1924 -
March 3 1925 — a
lame duck session
Previous congress:
67th Congress
Next congress:
69th Congress
Major events
★
August 2,
1923 – Death of President
Warren Harding and succession of
Calvin Coolidge
Major legislation
★
May 19,
1924 –
World War Adjusted Compensation Act (
Bonus Bill), ch. 157,
★
May 26,
1924 –
Immigration Act of 1924 (Johnson-Reed Act), ch. 190,
★
June 2 1924 –
Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 (Snyder Act) ch. 233, ,
★
June 2,
1924 –
Revenue Act of 1924 (Mellon tax bill), ch. 234,
Party summary
Senate
House of Representatives
Leadership
Senate
★
President of the Senate:
Calvin Coolidge, succeeded to the
U.S. Presidency on
August 2,
1923; thereafter vacant
★
President ''pro tempore'':
Albert B. Cummins
Majority (
Republican) leadership
★
Senate Majority Leader:
Henry Cabot Lodge (
MA, unofficially to
November 9,
1924);
Charles Curtis (
KS, thereafter)
★
Senate Majority Whip:
Charles Curtis (
KS to
November 9,
1924);
Wesley Jones (
Washington, thereafter)
★
Conference Chairman:
Henry Cabot Lodge (
MA, to
November 9,
1924);
Charles Curtis (
KS, thereafter)
★
Conference Secretary:
James W. Wadsworth, Jr. (
NY)
Minority (
Democratic) leadership
★
Senate Minority Leader:
Joseph T. Robinson (
AR)
★
Senate Minority Whip:
Peter Gerry (
IL)
★
Democratic Conference Chairman:
Joseph T. Robinson (
AR)
House of Representatives
★
Speaker:
Frederick H. Gillett
Majority (
Republican) Leadership
★
House Majority Leader:
Nicholas Longworth ()
★
House Majority Whip:
Albert H. Vestal ()
Republican Caucus
★
Republican Conference Chair:
Sydney Anderson ()
Minority (
Democratic) Leadership
★
House Minority Leader:
Finis Garrett ()
★
House Minority Whip:
William A. Oldfield (
AR)
Members
Senate
Map showing Senate party membership at the start of the 68th Congress. Red states are represented by two Republicans and blue by two Democrats. Purple states are represented by one senator from each party. Minnesota was represented by a Republican and a Farmer-Laborite.
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'
★ . John McDuffie ''(Dem.)''
★ . John R. Tyson ''(Dem.)'', died March 27, 1923:
★ . J. Lister Hill ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Henry B. Steagall ''(Dem.)''
★ . Lamar Jeffers ''(Dem.)''
★ . William B. Bowling ''(Dem.)''
★ . William B. Oliver ''(Dem.)''
★ . Miles C. Allgood ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edward B. Almon ''(Dem.)''
★ . George Huddleston ''(Dem.)''
★ . William B. Bankhead ''(Dem.)'':'Arizona'
★ : Carl Hayden ''(Dem.)'':'Arkansas'
★ . William J. Driver ''(Dem.)''
★ . William A. Oldfield ''(Dem.)''
★ . John N. Tillman ''(Dem.)''
★ . Otis Wingo ''(Dem.)''
★ . Heartsill Ragon ''(Dem.)''
★ . Lewis E. Sawyer ''(Dem.)'', died May 5, 1923:
★ . James B. Reed ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Tilman B. Parks ''(Dem.)'':'California'
★ . Clarence F. Lea ''(Dem.)''
★ . John E. Raker ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles F. Curry ''(Rep.)''
★ . Julius Kahn ''(Rep.)''
★ . Mae E. Nolan ''(Rep.)''
★ . James H. MacLafferty ''(Rep.)''
★ . Henry E. Barbour ''(Rep.)''
★ . Arthur M. Free ''(Rep.)''
★ . Walter F. Lineberger ''(Rep.)''
★ . John D. Fredericks ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Philip D. Swing ''(Rep.)'':'Colorado'
★ . William Newell Vaile ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles Bateman Timberlake ''(Rep.)''
★ . Guy Urban Hardy ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward Thomas Taylor ''(Dem.)'':'Connecticut'
★ . E. Hart Fenn ''(Rep.)''
★ . Richard P. Freeman ''(Rep.)''
★ . John Q. Tilson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Schuyler Merritt ''(Rep.)''
★ . Patrick B. O'Sullivan ''(Dem.)'':'Delaware'
★ : William H. Boyce ''(Dem.)'':'Florida'
★ . Herbert J. Drane ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank Clark ''(Dem.)''
★ . John H. Smithwick ''(Dem.)''
★ . William J. Sears ''(Dem.)'':'Georgia'
★ . Robert L. Moore ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank Park ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles R. Crisp ''(Dem.)''
★ . William C. Wright ''(Dem.)''
★ . William D. Upshaw ''(Dem.)''
★ . James W. Wise ''(Dem.)''
★ . Gordon Lee ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles H. Brand ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas M. Bell ''(Dem.)''
★ . Carl Vinson ''(Dem.)''
★ . William C. Lankford ''(Dem.)''
★ . William W. Larsen ''(Dem.)'':'Idaho'
★ . Burton L. French ''(Rep.)''
★ . Addison T. Smith ''(Rep.)'' :'Illinois'
★ . Martin B. Madden ''(Rep.)''
★ . Morton D. Hull ''(Rep.)''
★ . Elliott W. Sproul ''(Rep.)''
★ . John W. Rainey ''(Dem.)'', died May 4, 1923:
★ . Thomas A. Doyle ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Adolph J. Sabath ''(Dem.)''
★ . James R. Buckley ''(Dem.)''
★ . M. Alfred Michaelson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Stanley H. Kunz ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frederick A. Britten ''(Rep.)''
★ . Carl R. Chindblom ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank R. Reid ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles Eugene Fuller ''(Rep.)''
★ . John C. McKenzie ''(Rep.)''
★ . William J. Graham ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward J. King ''(Rep.)''
★ . William E. Hull ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank H. Funk ''(Rep.)''
★ . William P. Holaday ''(Rep.)''
★ . Allen F. Moore ''(Rep.)''
★ . Henry T. Rainey ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Earl Major ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edward E. Miller ''(Rep.)''
★ . William W. Arnold ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas S. Williams ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward E. Denison ''(Rep.)''
★ : Richard Yates ''(Rep.)''
★ : Henry R. Rathbone ''(Rep.)'':'Indiana'
★ . William E. Wilson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Arthur H. Greenwood ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank Gardner ''(Dem.)''
★ . Harry C. Canfield ''(Dem.)''
★ . Everett Sanders ''(Rep.)''
★ . Richard N. Elliott ''(Rep.)''
★ . Merrill Moores ''(Rep.)''
★ . Albert H. Vestal ''(Rep.)''
★ . Fred S. Purnell ''(Rep.)''
★ . William R. Wood ''(Rep.)''
★ . Samuel E. Cook ''(Dem.)''
★ . Louis W. Fairfield ''(Rep.)''
★ . Andrew J. Hickey ''(Rep.)'' :'Iowa'
★ . William F. Kopp ''(Rep.)''
★ . Harry E. Hull ''(Rep.)''
★ . Thomas J. B. Robinson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Gilbert N. Haugen ''(Rep.)''
★ . Cyrenus Cole ''(Rep.)''
★ . C. William Ramseyer ''(Rep.)''
★ . Cassius C. Dowell ''(Rep.)''
★ . Horace M. Towner ''(Rep.)'', resigned April 1, 1923:
★ . Hiram Kinsman Evans ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . William R. Green ''(Rep.)''
★ . L. J. Dickinson ''(Rep.)''
★ . William D. Boies ''(Rep.)'' :'Kansas'
★ . Daniel Read Anthony, Jr. ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward C. Little ''(Rep.)'', died June 27, 1924 :
★ . U. S. Guyer ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Homer Hoch ''(Rep.)''
★ . James G. Strong ''(Rep.)''
★ . Hays B. White ''(Rep.)''
★ . Jasper Napoleon Tincher ''(Rep.)''
★ . William A. Ayres ''(Dem.)'':'Kentucky'
★ . Alben Barkley ''(Dem.)''
★ . David Hayes Kincheloe ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert Y. Thomas, Jr. ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ben Johnson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Maurice H. Thatcher ''(Rep.)''
★ . Arthur B. Rouse ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Campbell Cantrill ''(Dem.)'', died September 2, 1923:
★ . Joseph W. Morris ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Ralph Waldo Emerson Gilbert ''(Dem.)''
★ . William J. Fields ''(Dem.)'', resigned December 11, 1923:
★ . Fred M. Vinson ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . John W. Langley ''(Rep.)''
★ . John M. Robsion ''(Rep.)'' :'Louisiana'
★ . James O'Connor ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry Garland Dupré ''(Dem.)'', died February 21, 1924:
★ . James Zacharie Spearing ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Whitmell P. Martin ''(Dem.)''
★ . John Nicolas Sandlin ''(Dem.)''
★ . Riley Joseph Wilson ''(Dem.)''
★ . George Kent Favrot ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ladislas Lazaro ''(Dem.)''
★ . James Benjamin Aswell ''(Dem.)'':'Maine'
★ . Carroll L. Beedy ''(Rep.)''
★ . Wallace H. White, Jr. ''(Rep.)''
★ . John E. Nelson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Ira G. Hersey ''(Rep.)'':'Maryland'
★ . T. Alan Goldsborough ''(Dem.)''
★ . Millard Tydings ''(Dem.)''
★ . John P. Hill ''(Rep.)''
★ . J. Charles Linthicum ''(Dem.)''
★ . Sydney Emanuel Mudd II ''(Rep.)'', died October 11, 1924:
★ . Stephen Warfield Gambrill ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Frederick N. Zihlman ''(Rep.)'':'Massachusetts'
★ . Allen T. Treadway ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frederick H. Gillett ''(Rep.)''
★ . Calvin D. Paige ''(Rep.)''
★ . Samuel E. Winslow ''(Rep.)''
★ . John J. Rogers ''(Rep.)''
★ . Abram P. Andrew, Jr. ''(Rep.)''
★ . William P. Connery ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frederick W. Dallinger ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles L. Underhill ''(Rep.)''
★ . Peter F. Tague ''(Dem.)''
★ . George H. Tinkham ''(Rep.)''
★ . James A. Gallivan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert Luce ''(Rep.)''
★ . Louis A. Frothingham ''(Rep.)''
★ . William S. Greene ''(Rep.)'', died September 22, 1924:
★ . Robert M. Leach ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Charles L. Gifford ''(Rep.)'':'Michigan'
★ . Robert H. Clancy ''(Dem.)''
★ . Earl C. Michener ''(Rep.)''
★ . John M. C. Smith ''(Rep.)'', died March 30, 1923:
★ . Arthur B. Williams ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . John C. Ketcham ''(Rep.)''
★ . Carl Mapes ''(Rep.)''
★ . Grant M. Hudson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Louis C. Cramton ''(Rep.)''
★ . Bird J. Vincent ''(Rep.)''
★ . James C. McLaughlin ''(Rep.)''
★ . Roy O. Woodruff ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank D. Scott ''(Rep.)''
★ . W. Frank James ''(Rep.)''
★ . Clarence McLeod ''(Rep.)'':'Minnesota'
★ . Sydney Anderson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank Clague ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles Russell Davis ''(Rep.)''
★ . Oscar Keller ''(Rep.)''
★ . Walter Newton ''(Rep.)''
★ . Harold Knutson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Ole J. Kvale ''(FL)''
★ . Oscar Larson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Knud Wefald ''(FL)''
★ . Thomas D. Schall ''(Rep.)'' :'Mississippi'
★ . John E. Rankin ''(Dem.)''
★ . Bill G. Lowrey ''(Dem.)''
★ . Benjamin G. Humphreys II ''(Dem.)'', died October 16, 1923:
★ . William Y. Humphreys ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . T. Jeff Busby ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ross A. Collins ''(Dem.)''
★ . T. Webber Wilson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Percy E. Quin ''(Dem.)''
★ . James W. Collier ''(Dem.)'':'Missouri'
★ . Milton A. Romjue ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ralph F. Lozier ''(Dem.)''
★ . Jacob L. Milligan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles L. Faust '(Rep.)''
★ . Henry L. Jost ''(Dem.)''
★ . Clement C. Dickinson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Samuel C. Major ''(Dem.)''
★ . Sidney C. Roach ''(Rep.)''
★ . Clarence Cannon ''(Dem.)''
★ . Cleveland A. Newton ''(Rep.)''
★ . Harry B. Hawes ''(Dem.)''
★ . Leonidas C. Dyer ''(Rep.)''
★ . J. Scott Wolff ''(Dem.)''
★ . James F. Fulbright ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joe J. Manlove ''(Rep.)''
★ . Thomas L. Rubey ''(Dem.)'':'Montana'
★ . John M. Evans ''(Dem.)''
★ . Scott Leavitt ''(Rep.)'':'Nebraska'
★ . John H. Morehead ''(Dem.)''
★ . Willis G. Sears ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edgar Howard ''(Dem.)''
★ . Melvin O. McLaughlin ''(Rep.)''
★ . Ashton C. Shallenberger ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert G. Simmons ''(Rep.)'' | :'Nevada'
★ : Charles L. Richards ''(Dem.)'':'New Hampshire'
★ . William Nathaniel Rogers ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward Hills Wason ''(Rep.)'':'New Jersey'
★ . Francis F. Patterson, Jr. ''(Rep.)''
★ . Isaac Bacharach ''(Rep.)''
★ . Elmer H. Geran ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles Browne ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ernest R. Ackerman ''(Rep.)''
★ . Randolph Perkins ''(Rep.)''
★ . George N. Seger ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank J. McNulty ''(Dem.)''
★ . Daniel F. Minahan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frederick R. Lehlbach ''(Rep.)''
★ . John J. Eagan ''(Dem.)''
★ . James A. Hamill ''(Dem.)'':'New Mexico'
★ : John Morrow ''(Dem.)'':'New York'
★ . Robert L. Bacon ''(Rep.)''
★ . John J. Kindred ''(Dem.)''
★ . George W. Lindsay ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas H. Cullen ''(Dem.)''
★ . Loring M. Black, Jr. ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles I. Stengle ''(Dem.)''
★ . John F. Quayle ''(Dem.)''
★ . William E. Cleary ''(Dem.)''
★ . David J. O'Connell ''(Dem.)''
★ . Emanuel Celler ''(Dem.)''
★ . Daniel J. Riordan ''(Dem.)'', died April 28, 1923:
★ . Anning Smith Prall ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Samuel Dickstein ''(Dem.)''
★ . Christopher D. Sullivan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Nathan David Perlman ''(Rep.)''
★ . John J. Boylan ''(Dem.)''
★ . John J. O'Connor ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ogden L. Mills ''(Rep.)''
★ . John F. Carew ''(Dem.)''
★ . Sol Bloom ''(Dem.)''
★ . Fiorello H. LaGuardia ''(Rep.)''
★ . Royal H. Weller ''(Dem.)''
★ . Anthony J. Griffin ''(Dem.)''
★ . Frank A. Oliver ''(Dem.)''
★ . James V. Ganly ''(Dem.)'', died September 7, 1923:
★ . Benjamin L. Fairchild ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . J. Mayhew Wainwright ''(Rep.)''
★ . Hamilton Fish III ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles B. Ward ''(Rep.)''
★ . Parker Corning ''(Dem.)''
★ . James S. Parker ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank Crowther ''(Rep.)''
★ . Bertrand H. Snell ''(Rep.)''
★ . Luther W. Mott ''(Rep.)'', died July 10, 1923:
★ . Thaddeus C. Sweet ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Homer P. Snyder ''(Rep.)''
★ . John D. Clarke ''(Rep.)''
★ . Walter W. Magee ''(Rep.)''
★ . John Taber ''(Rep.)''
★ . Gale H. Stalker ''(Rep.)''
★ . Meyer Jacobstein ''(Dem.)''
★ . Archie D. Sanders ''(Rep.)''
★ . S. Wallace Dempsey ''(Rep.)''
★ . Clarence MacGregor ''(Rep.)''
★ . James M. Mead ''(Dem.)''
★ . Daniel A. Reed ''(Rep.)'':'North Carolina'
★ . Hallet S. Ward ''(Dem.)''
★ . Claude Kitchin ''(Dem.)'', died May 31, 1923:
★ . John H. Kerr ''(Dem.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . Charles Laban Abernethy ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edward W. Pou ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles M. Stedman ''(Dem.)''
★ . Homer L. Lyon ''(Dem.)''
★ . William C. Hammer ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert L. Doughton ''(Dem.)''
★ . Alfred L. Bulwinkle ''(Dem.)''
★ . Zebulon Weaver ''(Dem.)'':'North Dakota'
★ . Olger B. Burtness ''(Rep.)''
★ . George M. Young ''(Rep.)'', resigned September 2, 1924:
★ . Thomas Hall ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy
★ . James H. Sinclair ''(Rep.)'':'Ohio'
★ . Nicholas Longworth ''(Rep.)''
★ . Ambrose E.B. Stephens ''(Rep.)''
★ . Roy G. Fitzgerald ''(Rep.)''
★ . John L. Cable ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles J. Thompson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles C. Kearns ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles Brand ''(Rep.)''
★ . R. Clint Cole ''(Rep.)''
★ . Isaac R. Sherwood ''(Dem.)''
★ . Israel M. Foster ''(Rep.)''
★ . Mell G. Underwood ''(Dem.)''
★ . John C. Speaks ''(Rep.)''
★ . James T. Begg ''(Rep.)''
★ . Martin L. Davey ''(Dem.)''
★ . C. Ellis Moore ''(Rep.)''
★ . John McSweeney ''(Dem.)''
★ . William M. Morgan ''(Rep.)''
★ . B. Frank Murphy ''(Rep.)''
★ . John G. Cooper ''(Rep.)''
★ . Charles A. Mooney ''(Dem.)''
★ . Robert Crosser ''(Dem.)''
★ . Theodore E. Burton ''(Rep.)'':'Oklahoma'
★ . Everette B. Howard ''(Dem.)''
★ . William W. Hastings ''(Dem.)''
★ . Charles D. Carter ''(Dem.)''
★ . Tom D. McKeown ''(Dem.)''
★ . Fletcher B. Swank ''(Dem.)''
★ . Elmer Thomas ''(Dem.)''
★ . James V. McClintic ''(Dem.)''
★ . Milton C. Garber ''(Rep.)'':'Oregon'
★ . Willis C. Hawley ''(Rep.)''
★ . Nicholas J. Sinnott ''(Rep.)''
★ . Elton Watkins ''(Dem.)'':'Pennsylvania'
★ . William S. Vare ''(Rep.)''
★ . George S. Graham ''(Rep.)''
★ . Harry C. Ransley ''(Rep.)''
★ . George W. Edmonds ''(Rep.)''
★ . James J. Connolly ''(Rep.)''
★ . George A. Welsh ''(Rep.)''
★ . George P. Darrow ''(Rep.)''
★ . Thomas S. Butler ''(Rep.)''
★ . Henry W. Watson ''(Rep.)''
★ . William W. Griest ''(Rep.)''
★ . Laurence H. Watres ''(Rep.)''
★ . John J. Casey ''(Dem.)''
★ . George F. Brumm ''(Rep.)''
★ . William M. Croll ''(Dem.)''
★ . Louis T. McFadden ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edgar R. Kiess ''(Rep.)''
★ . Herbert W. Cummings ''(Dem.)''
★ . Edward M. Beers ''(Rep.)''
★ . Frank C. Sites ''(Dem.)''
★ . George M. Wertz ''(Rep.)''
★ . J. Banks Kurtz ''(Rep.)''
★ . Samuel F. Glatfelter ''(Dem.)''
★ . William I. Swoope ''(Rep.)''
★ . Samuel A. Kendall ''(Rep.)''
★ . Henry W. Temple ''(Rep.)''
★ . Thomas W. Phillips, Jr. ''(Rep.)''
★ . Nathan L. Strong ''(Rep.)''
★ . Harris J. Bixler ''(Rep.)''
★ . Milton W. Shreve ''(Rep.)''
★ . Everett Kent ''(Dem.)''
★ . Adam M. Wyant ''(Rep.)''
★ . Stephen G. Porter ''(Rep.)''
★ . M. Clyde Kelly ''(Rep.)''
★ . John M. Morin ''(Rep.)''
★ . James M. Magee ''(Rep.)''
★ . Guy E. Campbell ''(Rep.)':'Rhode Island'
★ . Clark Burdick ''(Rep.)''
★ . Richard S. Aldrich ''(Rep.)''
★ . Jeremiah E. O'Connell ''(Dem.)'':'South Carolina'
★ . W. Turner Logan ''(Dem.)''
★ . James F. Byrnes ''(Dem.)''
★ . Fred H. Dominick ''(Dem.)''
★ . John J. McSwain ''(Dem.)''
★ . William F. Stevenson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Allard H. Gasque ''(Dem.)''
★ . Hampton P. Fulmer ''(Dem.)'':'South Dakota'
★ . Charles A. Christopherson ''(Rep.)''
★ . Royal C. Johnson ''(Rep.)''
★ . William Williamson ''(Rep.)'':'Tennessee'
★ . B. Carroll Reece ''(Rep.)''
★ . J. Will Taylor ''(Rep.)''
★ . Sam D. McReynolds ''(Dem.)''
★ . Cordell Hull ''(Dem.)''
★ . Ewin L. Davis ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joseph W. Byrns ''(Dem.)''
★ . William C. Salmon ''(Dem.)''
★ . Gordon W. Browning ''(Dem.)''
★ . Finis J. Garrett ''(Dem.)''
★ . Hubert Fisher ''(Dem.)'':'Texas'
★ . Eugene Black ''(Dem.)''
★ . John C. Box ''(Dem.)''
★ . Morgan G. Sanders ''(Dem.)''
★ . Sam Rayburn ''(Dem.)''
★ . Hatton W. Sumners ''(Dem.)''
★ . Luther A. Johnson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Clay Stone Briggs ''(Dem.)''
★ . Daniel E. Garrett ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joseph J. Mansfield ''(Dem.)''
★ . James P. Buchanan ''(Dem.)''
★ . Tom T. Connally ''(Dem.)''
★ . Fritz G. Lanham''(Dem.)''
★ . Guinn Williams (Texas politician) ''(Dem.)''
★ . Harry M. Wurzbach ''(Rep.)''
★ . John Nance Garner ''(Dem.)''
★ . Claude Benton Hudspeth ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas L. Blanton ''(Dem.)''
★ . John Marvin Jones ''(Dem.)'':'Utah'
★ . Don B. Colton ''(Rep.)''
★ . Elmer O. Leatherwood ''(Rep.)'':'Vermont'
★ . Frederick G. Fleetwood ''(Rep.)''
★ . Ernest W. Gibson ''(Rep.)'':'Virginia'
★ . S. Otis Bland ''(Dem.)''
★ . Joseph T. Deal ''(Dem.)''
★ . Andrew Jackson Montague ''(Dem.)''
★ . Patrick H. Drewry ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Murray Hooker ''(Dem.)''
★ . Clifton A. Woodrum ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas W. Harrison ''(Dem.)''
★ . R. Walton Moore ''(Dem.)''
★ . George C. Peery ''(Dem.)''
★ . Henry Tucker ''(Dem.)'':'Washington'
★ . John F. Miller ''(Rep.)''
★ . Lindley H. Hadley ''(Rep.)''
★ . Albert Johnson ''(Rep.)''
★ . John W. Summers ''(Rep.)''
★ . J. Stanley Webster ''(Rep.)'', resigned May 8, 1923:
★ . Samuel B. Hill ''(Rep.)'', elected to fill vacancy:'West Virginia'
★ . Benjamin L. Rosenbloom ''(Rep.)''
★ . Robert E. Lee Allen ''(Dem.)''
★ . Stuart F. Reed ''(Rep.)''
★ . George William Johnson ''(Dem.)''
★ . Thomas Jefferson Lilly ''(Dem.)''
★ . J. Alfred Taylor ''(Dem.)'':'Wisconsin'
★ . Henry A. Cooper ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward Voigt ''(Rep.)''
★ . John M. Nelson ''(Rep.)''
★ . John C. Schafer ''(Rep.)''
★ . Victor L. Berger ''(Soc.)''
★ . Florian Lampert ''(Rep.)''
★ . Joseph D. Beck ''(Rep.)''
★ . Edward E. Browne ''(Rep.)''
★ . George J. Schneider ''(Rep.)''
★ . James A. Frear ''(Rep.)''
★ . Hubert H. Peavey ''(Rep.)'':'Wyoming'
★ : Charles E. Winter ''(Rep.)'' |
Delegates
:'
Alaska Territory'
★
Daniel A. Sutherland ''(
Rep.)''
:'
Hawaii Territory'
★
William P. Jarrett ''(
Dem.)''
Resident Commissioners
★
Félix Córdova Dávila, Unionist, Puerto Rico
★
Isauro Gabaldon, Philippines
★
Pedro Guevara, Philippines
Employees
★
Architect of the Capitol:
★
★
Elliott Woods, died
May 22,
1923.
★
★
David Lynn, appointed
August 22,
1923.
Senate
★
Secretary:
George A. Sanderson of
Illinois
★
Sergeant at Arms:
David S. Barry of
Rhode Island
★
Chaplain:
John J. Muir,
Baptist
House of Representatives
★
Clerk:
William T. Page of
Maryland, elected
December 5,
1923
★
Sergeant at Arms:
Joseph G. Rodgers of
Pennsylvania, elected
December 5,
1923
★
Doorkeeper:
Bert W. Kennedy of
Michigan, elected
December 5,
1923
★
Postmaster:
Frank W. Collier of
Wisconsin, elected
December 5,
1923
★
Clerk at the Speaker’s Table:
Lehr Fess
★
Chaplain:
James S. Montgomery,
Methodist, elected
December 5,
1923
References
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The Most Exclusive Club, , Lewis L., Gould, Perseus Books Group, 2005, 0-465-02778-4
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