64th United States Congress

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Contents 1 Dates of sessions 2 Major events 3 Major legislation 4 Leadership 4.1 Senate 4.2 House of Representatives 5 Members 5.1 Senate 5.2 House of Representatives 5.2.1 Alabama 5.2.2 Arizona 5.2.3 Arkansas 5.2.4 California 5.2.5 Colorado 5.2.6 Connecticut 5.2.7 Delaware 5.2.8 Florida 5.2.9 Georgia 5.2.10 Idaho 5.2.11 Illinois 5.2.12 Indiana 5.2.13 Iowa 5.2.14 Kansas 5.2.15 Kentucky 5.2.16 Louisiana 5.2.17 Maine 5.2.18 Maryland 5.2.19 Massachusetts 5.2.20 Michigan 5.2.21 Minnesota 5.2.22 Mississippi 5.2.23 Missouri 5.2.24 Montana 5.2.25 Nebraska 5.2.26 Nevada 5.2.27 New Hampshire 5.2.28 New Jersey 5.2.29 New Mexico 5.2.30 New York 5.2.31 North Carolina 5.2.32 North Dakota 5.2.33 Ohio 5.2.34 Oklahoma 5.2.35 Oregon 5.2.36 Pennsylvania 5.2.37 Rhode Island 5.2.38 South Carolina 5.2.39 South Dakota 5.2.40 Tennessee 5.2.41 Texas 5.2.42 Utah 5.2.43 Vermont 5.2.44 Virginia 5.2.45 Washington 5.2.46 West Virginia 5.2.47 Wisconsin 5.2.48 Wyoming 5.3 Delegates 5.4 Resident Commissioners 6 Officers 6.1 Senate 6.2 House of Representatives 6.3 Other 7 References

The Sixty-fourth United States Congress was a meeting of the United States national legislature, comprised of the United States Senate and the United States House of Representatives. It met in Washington, DC from March 4, 1915 to March 4, 1917, during the last 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 Twelfth Census of the United States in 1910. Both chambers had a Democratic majority .

[edit] Dates of sessions

March 4, 1915–March 4, 1917

• First session: December 6, 1915 - September 8, 1916
• Second session: December 4, 1916 - March 4, 1917 — a lame duck session

Previous congress: 63rd Congress
Next congress: 65th Congress

[edit] Major events

Main article: Events of 1915; Events of 1916; Events of 1917

[edit] Major legislation

[edit] Leadership

[edit] Senate

• President of the Senate - Thomas R. Marshall
  
• Presidents pro tempore - James P. Clarke and Willard Saulsbury

[edit] House of Representatives

• Speaker of the House - Champ Clark

[edit] Members

[edit] Senate

• Henry F. Ashurst, Democrat, Arizona
• John H. Bankhead, Democrat, Alabama
• John C.W. Beckham, Democrat, Kentucky
• William E. Borah, Republican, Idaho
• James H. Brady, Republican, Idaho
• Frank B. Brandegee, Republican, Connecticut
• Robert F. Broussard, Democrat, Louisiana
• Nathan P. Bryan, Democrat, Florida
• Edwin C. Burleigh, Republican, Maine. Burleigh died 16 June 1916; his vacant seat was filled by Bert M. Fernald.
• Thomas B. Catron, Republican, New Mexico
• George E. Chamberlain, Democrat, Oregon
• William E. Chilton, Democrat, West Virginia
• Moses E. Clapp, Republican, Minnesota
• Clarence D. Clark, Republican, Wyoming
• James P. Clarke, Democrat, Arkansas. Clarke died 1 October 1916; the vacancy was filled by William F. Kirby
• LeBaron B. Colt, Republican, Rhode Island
• Charles A. Culberson, Democrat, Texas
• Albert B. Cummins, Republican, Iowa
• Charles Curtis, Republican, Kansas
• William P. Dillingham, Republican, Vermont
• Henry A. du Pont, Republican, Delaware
• Albert B. Fall, Republican, New Mexico
• Bert M. Fernald, Republican, Maine. Fernald was elected to take Edwin C. Burleigh's seat after Burleigh's death.
• Duncan U. Fletcher, Democrat, Florida
• Jacob H. Gallinger, Republican, New Hampshire
• Nathan Goff, Republican, West Virginia
• Thomas P. Gore, Democrat, Oklahoma
• Asle J. Gronna, Republican, North Dakota
• Warren G. Harding, Republican, Ohio
• Thomas W. Hardwick, Democrat, Georgia
• Gilbert M. Hitchcock, Democrat, Nebraska
• Henry F. Hollis, Democrat, New Hampshire
• William Hughes, Democrat, New Jersey
• Paul O. Husting, Democrat, Wisconsin
• Ollie M. James, Democrat, Kentucky
• Charles Fletcher Johnson, Democrat, Maine
• Edwin S. Johnson, Democrat, South Dakota
• Wesley L. Jones, Republican, Washington
• William S. Kenyon, Republican, Iowa
• John W. Kern, Democrat, Indiana
• William F. Kirby, Democrat, Arkansas. Kirby was elected to take James P. Clarke's seat after Clarke's death.
• Robert M. La Follette, Republican, Wisconsin
• Harry Lane, Democrat, Oregon
• Luke Lea, Democrat, Tennessee
• Blair Lee, Democrat, Maryland
• James H. Lewis, Democrat, Illinois
• Henry F. Lippitt, Republican, Rhode Island
• Henry Cabot Lodge, Republican, Massachusetts
• Thomas S. Martin, Democrat, Virginia
• James E. Martine, Democrat, New Jersey
• Porter J. McCumber, Republican, North Dakota
• George P. McLean, Republican, Connecticut
• Henry L. Myers, Democrat, Montana
• Knute Nelson, Republican, Minnesota
• Francis G. Newlands, Democrat, Nevada
• George W. Norris, Republican, Nebraska
• James A. O'Gorman, Democrat, New York
• George T. Oliver, Republican, Pennsylvania
• Lee S. Overman, Democrat, North Carolina
• Robert L. Owen, Democrat, Oklahoma
• Carroll S. Page, Republican, Vermont
• Boies Penrose, Republican, Pennsylvania
• James D. Phelan, Democrat, California
• Key Pittman, Democrat, Nevada
• Miles Poindexter, Republican, Washington
• Atlee Pomerene, Democrat, Ohio
• Joseph E. Ransdell, Democrat, Louisiana
• James A. Reed, Democrat, Missouri
• Joseph T. Robinson, Democrat, Arkansas
• Willard Saulsbury, Democrat, Delaware
• John F. Shafroth, Democrat, Colorado
• Morris Sheppard, Democrat, Texas
• Lawrence Y. Sherman, Republican, Illinois
• John K. Shields, Democrat, Tennessee
• Benjamin F. Shively, Democrat, Indiana. Shively died 14 March 1916; the resultant vacancy was filled first by Thomas Taggart and later by James E. Watson.
• Furnifold M. Simmons, Democrat, North Carolina
• Ellison D. Smith, Democrat, South Carolina
• Hoke Smith, Democrat, Georgia
• John Walter Smith, Democrat, Maryland
• Marcus A. Smith, Democrat, Arizona
• William A. Smith, Republican, Michigan
• Reed Smoot, Republican, Utah
• Thomas Sterling, Republican, South Dakota
• William J. Stone, Democrat, Missouri
• George Sutherland, Republican, Utah
• Claude A. Swanson, Democrat, Virginia
• Thomas Taggart, Democrat, Indiana. Taggart was appointed to take Benjamin F. Shively's vacant seat after Shively's death.
• Charles S. Thomas, Democrat, Colorado
• William H. Thompson, Democrat, Kansas
• Benjamin R. Tillman, Democrat, South Carolina
• Charles E. Townsend, Republican, Michigan
• Oscar W. Underwood, Democrat, Alabama
• James K. Vardaman, Democrat, Mississippi
• James W. Wadsworth, Republican, New York
• Thomas J. Walsh, Democrat, Montana
• Francis E. Warren, Republican, Wyoming
• James E. Watson, Republican, Indiana. Watson was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Benjamin F. Shively.
• John W. Weeks, Republican, Massachusetts
• John S. Williams, Democrat, Mississippi
• John D. Works, Republican, California

[edit] House of Representatives

[edit] Alabama

• John W. Abercrombie, Democrat
• Edward B. Almon, Democrat
• Fred L. Blackmon, Democrat
• John L. Burnett, Democrat
• Stanley H. Dent, Jr., Democrat
• Oscar L. Gray, Democrat
• James Thomas Heflin, Democrat
• George Huddleston, Democrat
• William B. Oliver, Democrat
• Henry B. Steagall, Democrat

[edit] Arizona

• Carl T. Hayden, Democrat

[edit] Arkansas

• Thaddeus H. Caraway, Democrat
• William S. Goodwin, Democrat
• Henderson M. Jacoway, Democrat
• William A. Oldfield, Democrat
• Samuel M. Taylor, Democrat
• John N. Tillman, Democrat
• Otis T. Wingo, Democrat

[edit] California

• Henry S. Benedict, Republican
• Denver S. Church, Democrat
• Charles F. Curry, Republican
• John A. Elston, Progressive
• Everis A. Hayes, Republican
• Julius Kahn, Republican
• William Kent, Independent
• William Kettner, Democrat
• John I. Nolan, Republican
• John E. Raker, Democrat
• Charles H. Randall, Prohibitionist
• William D. Stephens, Progressive

[edit] Colorado

• Benjamin C. Hilliard, Democrat
• Edward Keating, Democrat
• Edward T. Taylor, Democrat
• Charles B. Timberlake, Republican

[edit] Connecticut

• Richard P. Freeman, Republican
• James P. Glynn, Republican
• Ebenezer J. Hill, Republican
• Peter D. Oakey, Republican
• John Q. Tilson, Republican

[edit] Delaware

• Thomas W. Miller, Republican

[edit] Florida

• Frank Clark, Democrat
• William J. Sears, Democrat
• Stephen M. Sparkman, Democrat
• Emmett Wilson, Democrat

[edit] Georgia

• William C. Adamson, Democrat
• Thomas M. Bell, Democrat
• Charles R. Crisp, Democrat
• Charles G. Edwards, Democrat
• William S. Howard, Democrat
• Dudley M. Hughes, Democrat
• Gordon Lee, Democrat
• Frank Park, Democrat
• Tinsley W. Rucker, Democrat
• Samuel J. Tribble, Democrat
• Carl Vinson, Democrat
• John R. Walker, Democrat
• James W. Wise, Democrat

[edit] Idaho

• Robert M. McCracken, Republican
• Addison T. Smith, Republican

[edit] Illinois

• Frederick A. Britten, Republican
• Frank Buchanan, Democrat
• Joseph G. Cannon, Republican
• Burnett M. Chiperfield, Republican
• Ira C. Copley, Progressive
• Edward E. Denison, Republican
• George E. Foss, Republican
• Martin D. Foster, Democrat
• Charles Eugene Fuller, Republican
• Thomas Gallagher, Democrat
• Edward J. King, Republican
• Martin B. Madden, Republican
• James R. Mann, Republican
• James McAndrews, Democrat
• James T. McDermott, Democrat
• John C. McKenzie, Republican
• William B. McKinley, Republican
• Henry T. Rainey, Democrat
• William A. Rodenberg, Republican
• Adolph J. Sabath, Democrat
• John A. Sterling, Republican
• Claudius U. Stone Democrat
• Clyde H. Tavenner, Democrat
• Loren E. Wheeler, Republican
• Thomas S. Williams, Republican
• William E. Williams, Democrat
• William W. Wilson, Republican

[edit] Indiana

• John A. M. Adair, Democrat
• Henry A. Barnhart, Democrat
• Cyrus Cline, Democrat
• William E. Cox, Democrat
• William A. Cullop, Democrat
• Lincoln Dixon, Democrat
• Finly H. Gray, Democrat
• Charles Lieb, Democrat
• Merrill Moores, Republican
• Martin A. Morrison, Democrat
• Ralph W. Moss, Democrat
• George W. Rauch, Democrat
• William R. Wood, Republican

[edit] Iowa

• Cassius C. Dowell, Republican
• James W. Good, Republican
• William R. Green, Republican
• Gilbert N. Haugen, Republican
• Harry E. Hull, Republican
• Charles A. Kennedy, Republican
• Christian W. Ramseyer, Republican
• Thomas J. Steele, Democrat
• Burton E. Sweet, Republican
• Horace M. Towner, Republican
• Frank P. Woods, Republican

[edit] Kansas

• Daniel R. Anthony, Jr., Republican
• William A. Ayres, Democrat
• Philip P. Campbell, Republican
• John R. Connelly, Democrat
• Dudley Doolittle, Democrat
• Guy T. Helvering, Democrat
• Jouett Shouse, Democrat
• Joseph Taggart, Democrat

[edit] Kentucky

• Alben W. Barkley, Democrat
• James C. Cantrill, Democrat
• William J. Fields, Democrat
• Harvey Helm, Democrat
• Ben Johnson, Democrat
• David H. Kincheloe, Democrat
• John W. Langley, Republican
• Caleb Powers, Republican
• Arthur B. Rouse, Democrat
• Joseph S. Sherley, Democrat
• Robert Y. Thomas, Jr., Democrat

[edit] Louisiana

• James B. Aswell, Democrat
• Henry G. Dupré, Democrat
• Albert Estopinal, Democrat
• Ladislas Lazaro, Democrat
• Whitmell P. Martin, Progressive
• Lewis L. Morgan, Democrat
• John T. Watkins, Democrat
• Riley J. Wilson, Democrat

[edit] Maine

• Frank E. Guernsey, Republican
• Asher C. Hinds, Republican
• Daniel J. McGillicuddy, Democrat
• John A. Peters, Republican

[edit] Maryland

• Charles P. Coady, Democrat
• David J. Lewis, Democrat
• John C. Linthicum, Democrat
• Sydney E. Mudd, Republican
• Jesse D. Price, Democrat
• Joshua F. C. Talbott, Democrat

[edit] Massachusetts

• 1. Allen T. Treadway, Republican
• 2. Frederick H. Gillett, Republican
• 3. Calvin D. Paige, Republican
• 4. Samuel E. Winslow, Republican
• 5. John J. Rogers, Republican
• 6. Augustus P. Gardner, Republican
• 7. Michael F. Phelan, Democrat
• 8. Frederick W. Dallinger, Republican
• 9. Ernest W. Roberts, Republican
• 10. Peter F. Tague, Democrat
• 11. George H. Tinkham, Republican
• 12. James A. Gallivan, Democrat
• 13. William H. Carter, Republican
• 14. Richard Olney, Democrat
• 15. William S. Greene, Republican
• 16. Joseph Walsh, Republican

[edit] Michigan

• Samuel W. Beakes, Democrat
• Louis C. Cramton, Republican
• Frank E. Doremus, Democrat
• Joseph W. Fordney, Republican
• Edward L. Hamilton, Republican
• William F. James, Republican
• Patrick H. Kelley, Republican
• George A. Loud, Republican
• Carl E. Mapes, Republican
• James C. McLaughlin, Republican
• Charles A. Nichols, Republican
• Frank D. Scott, Republican
• John M. C. Smith, Republican

[edit] Minnesota

• Sydney Anderson, Republican
• Charles R. Davis, Republican
• Franklin F. Ellsworth, Republican
• Charles A. Lindbergh, Republican
• Clarence B. Miller, Republican
• Thomas D. Schall, Republican
• George R. Smith, Republican
• Halvor Steenerson, Republican
• Carl C. Van Dyke, Democrat
• Andrew J. Volstead, Republican

[edit] Mississippi

• Ezekiel S. Candler, Jr., Democrat
• James W. Collier, Democrat
• Pat Harrison, Democrat
• Benjamin G. Humphreys, Democrat
• Percy E. Quin, Democrat
• Thomas U. Sisson, Democrat
• Hubert D. Stephens, Democrat
• William W. Venable, Democrat
• Samuel A. Witherspoon, Democrat

[edit] Missouri

• Joshua W. Alexander, Democrat
• Charles F. Booher, Democrat
• William P. Borland, Democrat
• Champ Clark, Democrat
• Perl D. Decker, Democrat
• Clement C. Dickinson, Democrat
• Leonidas C. Dyer, Republican
• Courtney W. Hamlin, Democrat
• Walter L. Hensley, Democrat
• William L. Igoe, Democrat
• James T. Lloyd, Democrat
• Jacob E. Meeker, Republican
• Thomas L. Rubey, Democrat
• William W. Rucker, Democrat
• Joseph J. Russell, Democrat
• Dorsey W. Shackleford, Democrat

[edit] Montana

• John M. Evans, Democrat
• Tom Stout, Democrat

[edit] Nebraska

• Moses P. Kinkaid, Republican
• Charles O. Lobeck, Democrat
• Charles F. Reavis, Republican
• Ashton C. Shallenberger, Democrat
• Charles H. Sloan, Republican
• Dan V. Stephens, Democrat

[edit] Nevada

• Edwin E. Roberts, Republican

[edit] New Hampshire

• Cyrus A. Sulloway, Republican
• Edward H. Wason, Republican

[edit] New Jersey

• Isaac Bacharach, Republican
• William J. Browning, Republican
• John H. Capstick, Republican
• Dow H. Drukker, Republican
• John J. Eagan, Democrat
• Edward W. Gray, Republican
• James A. Hamill, Democrat
• Archibald C. Hart, Democrat
• Elijah C. Hutchinson, Republican
• Frederick R. Lehlbach, Republican
• Richard W. Parker, Republican
• Thomas J. Scully, Democrat

[edit] New Mexico

• Benigno C. Hernández, Republican

[edit] New York

• William S. Bennet, Republican
• Henry Bruckner, Democrat
• Charles P. Caldwell, Democrat
• John F. Carew, Democrat
• Walter M. Chandler, Progressive
• William B. Charles, Republican
• Michael F. Conry, Democrat
• Harry H. Dale, Democrat
• Henry G. Danforth, Republican
• Stephen W. Dempsey, Republican
• Peter J. Dooling, Democrat
• Daniel A. Driscoll, Democrat
• Thomas B. Dunn, Republican
• George W. Fairchild, Republican
• Michael F. Farley, Democrat
• John J. Fitzgerald, Democrat
• Joseph V. Flynn, Democrat
• Norman J. Gould, Republican
• Joseph A. Goulden, Democrat
• Daniel J. Griffin, Democrat
• Charles M. Hamilton, Republican
• Reuben L. Haskell, Republican
• Frederick C. Hicks, Republican
• George M. Hulbert, Democrat
• James W. Husted, Republican
• George W. Loft, Democrat
• Meyer London, Socialist
• Walter W. Magee, Republican
• James P. Maher, Democrat
• Luther W. Mott, Republican
• Woodson R. Oglesby, Democrat
• James S. Parker, Republican
• Thomas G. Patten, Democrat
• Edmund Platt, Republican
• Harry H. Pratt, Republican
• Daniel J. Riordan, Democrat
• Frederick W. Rowe, Republican
• Rollin B. Sanford, Republican
• Isaac Siegel, Republican
• Charles B. Smith, Democrat
• Bertrand H. Snell, Republican
• Homer P. Snyder, Republican
• Oscar W. Swift, Republican
• Charles B. Ward, Republican

[edit] North Carolina

• James J. Britt, Republican
• Robert L. Doughton, Democrat
• Hannibal L. Godwin, Democrat
• George E. Hood, Democrat
• Claude Kitchin, Democrat
• Robert N. Page, Democrat
• Edward W. Pou, Democrat
• John H. Small, Democrat
• Charles M. Stedman, Democrat
• Edwin Y. Webb, Democrat

[edit] North Dakota

• Henry T. Helgesen, Republican
• Patrick D. Norton, Republican
• George M. Young, Republican

[edit] Ohio

• Alfred G. Allen, Democrat
• William A. Ashbrook, Democrat
• Clement L. Brumbaugh, Democrat
• John G. Cooper, Republican
• Robert Crosser, Democrat
• Henry I. Emerson, Republican
• Simeon D. Fess, Republican
• Warren Gard, Democrat
• William Gordon, Democrat
• David A. Hollingsworth, Republican
• Charles C. Kearns, Republican
• John A. Key, Democrat
• Nicholas Longworth, Republican
• Nelson E. Matthews, Republican
• Roscoe C. McCulloch, Republican
• William C. Mooney, Republican
• Arthur W. Overmyer, Democrat
• Edwin D. Ricketts, Republican
• Joshua E. Russell, Republican
• Isaac R. Sherwood, Democrat
• Robert M. Switzer, Republican
• Seward H. Williams, Republican

[edit] Oklahoma

• Charles D. Carter, Democrat
• James S. Davenport, Democrat
• Scott Ferris, Democrat
• William W. Hastings, Democrat
• James V. McClintic, Democrat
• Dick T. Morgan, Republican
• William H. D. Murray, Democrat
• Joseph B. Thompson, Democrat

[edit] Oregon

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

[edit] Pennsylvania

• Warren W. Bailey, Democrat
• Andrew J. Barchfeld, Republican
• C. William Beales, Republican
• Thomas S. Butler, Republican
• John J. Casey, Democrat
• William H. Coleman, Republican
• Peter E. Costello, Republican
• Thomas S. Crago, Republican
• George P. Darrow, Republican
• Arthur G. Dewalt, Democrat
• George W. Edmonds, Republican
• John R. Farr, Republican
• Benjamin K. Focht, Republican
• Mahlon M. Garland, Republican
• George S. Graham, Republican
• William W. Griest, Republican
• Robert D. Heaton, Republican
• Robert F. Hopwood, Republican
• Abraham L. Keister, Republican
• Edgar R. Kiess, Republican
• Aaron S. Kreider, Republican
• Daniel F. Lafean, Republican
• John V. Lesher, Democrat
• Michael Liebel, Jr., Democrat
• Louis T. McFadden, Republican
• Samuel H. Miller, Republican
• J. Hampton Moore, Republican
• John M. Morin, Republican
• Solomon T. North, Republican
• Stephen G. Porter, Republican
• Charles H. Rowland, Republican
• John R. K. Scott, Republican
• Henry J. Steele, Democrat
• Henry W. Temple, Republican
• William S. Vare, Republican
• Henry W. Watson, Republican

[edit] Rhode Island

• Ambrose Kennedy, Republican
• George F. O'Shaunessy, Democrat
• Walter R. Stiness, Republican

[edit] South Carolina

• Wyatt Aiken, Democrat
• James F. Byrnes, Democrat
• David E. Finley, Democrat
• Joseph T. Johnson, Democrat
• Asbury F. Lever, Democrat
• Paul G. McCorkle, Democrat
• Samuel J. Nicholls, Democrat
• James W. Ragsdale, Democrat
• Richard S. Whaley, Democrat

[edit] South Dakota

• Charles H. Dillon, Republican
• Harry L. Gandy, Democrat
• Royal C. Johnson, Republican

[edit] Tennessee

• Richard W. Austin, Republican
• Joseph W. Byrns, Democrat
• Finis J. Garrett, Democrat
• William C. Houston, Democrat
• Cordell Hull, Democrat
• Kenneth D. McKellar, Democrat
• John A. Moon, Democrat
• Lemuel P. Padgett, Democrat
• Sam R. Sells, Republican
• Thetus W. Sims, Democrat

[edit] Texas

• Eugene Black, Democrat
• James P. Buchanan, Democrat
• George F. Burgess, Democrat
• Oscar Callaway, Democrat
• James H. Davis, Democrat
• Martin Dies, Democrat
• Joe H. Eagle, Democrat
• John N. Garner, Democrat
• Alexander W. Gregg, Democrat
• Rufus Hardy, Democrat
• Robert L. Henry, Democrat
• Atkins J. McLemore, Democrat
• Samuel T. Rayburn, Democrat
• James L. Slayden, Democrat
• William R. Smith, Democrat
• John H. Stephens, Democrat
• Hatton W. Sumners, Democrat
• James Young, Democrat

[edit] Utah

• Joseph Howell, Republican
• James H. Mays, Democrat

[edit] Vermont

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

[edit] Virginia

• Charles C. Carlin, Democrat
• Henry D. L. W. Flood, Democrat
• Carter Glass, Democrat
• Thomas W. Harrison, Democrat
• James Hay, Democrat
• Edward E. Holland, Democrat
• William A. Jones, Democrat
• Andrew J. Montague, Democrat
• Edward W. Saunders, Democrat
• Campbell B. Slemp, Republican
• Walter A. Watson, Democrat

[edit] Washington

• Clarence C. Dill, Democrat
• Lindley H. Hadley, Republican
• William E. Humphrey, Republican
• Albert Johnson, Republican
• William L. La Follette, Republican

[edit] West Virginia

• George M. Bowers, Republican
• William G. Brown, Jr., Democrat
• Edward Cooper, Republican
• Adam B. Littlepage, Democrat
• Hunter H. Moss, Jr., Republican
• Matthew M. Neely, Democrat
• Howard Sutherland, Republican
• Harry C. Woodyard, Republican

[edit] Wisconsin

• Edward E. Browne, Republican
• Michael E. Burke, Democrat
• William J. Cary, Republican
• Henry A. Cooper, Republican
• John J. Esch, Republican
• James A. Frear, Republican
• Thomas F. Konop, Democrat
• Irvine L. Lenroot, Republican
• John M. Nelson, Republican
• Michael K. Reilly, Democrat
• William H. Stafford, Republican

[edit] Wyoming

• Franklin W. Mondell, Republican

[edit] Delegates

• Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole, Republican, Hawaii
• James Wickersham, Republican, Alaska

[edit] Resident Commissioners

• Manuel Earnshaw, Philippines
• Manuel L. Quezon, Philippines
• Luis Muñoz Rivera, Unionist, Puerto Rico (died November 15, 1916)

[edit] Officers

[edit] Senate

• Secretary of the Senate:
  • James M. Baker of South Carolina, elected March 13, 1913.
• Sergeant at Arms of the Senate:
  • Charles P. Higgins of Indiana, elected March 13, 1913.
• Chaplain of the Senate
  • The Rev. F.J. Prettyman, Methodist, elected March 13, 1913.

[edit] House of Representatives

• Clerk of the House:
  • South Trimble of Kentucky, elected December 6, 1915.
• Sergeant at Arms of the House:
  • Robert B. Gordon of Ohio, elected December 6, 1915.
• Doorkeeper of the House:
  • Joseph J. Sinnott of Virginia, elected December 6, 1915.
• Postmaster of the House:
  • William M. Dunbar of Georgia, elected December 6, 1915.
• Clerk at the Speaker’s Table:
  • Bennett C. Clark
• Chaplain of the House
  • The Rev. Henry N. Couden, Universalist, elected December 6, 1915.

[edit] Other

• Architect of the Capitol:
  • Elliott Woods, appointed February 19, 1902.

[edit] References

• Gould, Lewis L. (2005). The Most Exclusive Club. Cambridge, MA: Perseus Books Group. 0-465-02778-4.
• Remini, Robert V. (2006). The House. New York: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. 0-06-088434-7.
• U.S. Congress (2005). Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress. Retrieved on 2006-06-01.
• U.S. House of Representatives (2006). Congressional History. Retrieved on 2006-06-01.
• U.S. Senate (2006). Statistics and Lists. Retrieved on 2006-06-01.

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