Membership of the 67th Congress of the United States

Membership of the 67th Congress of the United States

March 4, 1921 to March 3, 1923

First Session: April 11, 1921 to November 23, 1921
Second Session: December 5, 1921 to September 22, 1922
Third Session: November 20, 1922 to December 4, 1922
Fourth Session: December 4, 1922 to March 3, 1923
Special Session of the Senate: March 4, 1921 to March 15, 1921

Vice President of the United States:	Calvin Coolidge (Massachusetts)
President Pro Tempore of the Senate:	Albert B. Cummins (Iowa)
Secretary of the Senate:	George A. Sanderson (Illinois)
Sergeant at Arms of the Senate:	David S. Barry (Rhode Island)

Speaker of the House of Representatives:	Frederick H. Gillett (Massachusetts)
Clerk of the House:	William Tyler Page (Maryland)
Sergeant at Arms of the House:	Joseph G. Rogers (Pennsylvania)
Doorkeeper of the House:	Bert W. Kennedy (Michigan)
Postmaster of the House:	Frank W. Collier

Alabama

Senators

Oscar W. Underwood
J. Thomas Heflin

Representatives

District 1:	John McDuffie
District 2:	John R. Tyson
District 3:	Henry B. Steagall
District 4:	Lamar Jeffers (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Fred L. Blackmon in the previous Congress; served from June 7, 1921)
District 5:	William B. Bowling
District 6:	William B. Oliver
District 7:	Lilius B. Rainey
District 8:	Edward B. Almon
District 9:	George Huddleston
District 10:	William B. Bankhead

Arizona

Senators

Henry F. Ashurst

Ralph H. Cameron

Representative At Large

Carl T. Hayden

Arkansas

Senators

Joseph T. Robinson
Thaddeus H. Caraway

Representatives

District 1:	William J. Driver
District 2:	William A. Oldfield
District 3:	John N. Tillman
District 4:	Otis T. Wingo
District 5:	Henderson M. Jacoway
District 6:	Samuel M. Taylor (died September 13, 1921)
	Chester W. Taylor (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of his father, Samuel M. Taylor; served from October 25, 1921)
District 7:	Tilman B. Parks

California

Senators

Hiram W. Johnson
Samuel M. Shortridge

Representatives

District 1:	Clarence F. Lea
District 2:	John E. Raker
District 3:	Charles F. Curry
District 4:	Julius Kahn
District 5:	John I. Nolan (died November 18, 1922)
	Mae E. Nolan (elected to fill the vacancies caused by the death of her husband, John I. Nolan; served from January 23, 1923)
District 6:	John A. Elston (committed suicide December 15, 1921)
	James H. MacLafferty (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John A. Elston; served from November 7, 1922)
District 7:	Henry E. Barbour
District 8:	Arthur M. Free
District 9:	Walter F. Lineberger
District 10:	Henry Z. Osborn (died February 8, 1923)
District 11:	Phillip D. Swing

Colorado

Senators

Lawrence C. Phipps
Samuel D. Nicholson

Representatives

District 1:	William N. Vaile
District 2:	Charles B. Timberlake
District 3:	Guy U. Hardy
District 4:	Edward T. Taylor

Connecticut

Senators

Frank B. Brandegee
George P. McLean

Representatives

District 1:	E. Hart Fenn
District 2:	Richard P. Freeman
District 3:	John Q. Tilson
District 4:	Schuyler Merritt
District 5:	James P. Glynn

Delaware

Senators

Josiah O. Wolcott (resigned July 2, 1921 to become Chancellor of Delaware)

L. Heisler Ball

T. Coleman du Pont (appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Josiah O. Wolcott; served from July 7, 1921 to November 7, 1922, when Thomas Bayard was elected)

Thomas F. Bayard, Jr. (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Josiah O. Wolcott; also elected for the full term commencing March 4, 1923; served from November 8, 1922)

Representative At Large

Caleb R. Layton

Florida

Senators

Duncan U. Fletcher
Park Trammell

Representatives

District 1:	Herbert J. Drane
District 2:	Frank Clark
District 3:	John H. Smithwick
District 4:	William J. Sears

Georgia

Senators

William J. Harris
Thomas E. Watson (died September 26, 1922)
Rebecca Latimer Felton (appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas E. Watson; served just twenty-four hours, from November 21 to 22, 1922)
Walter F. George (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas E. Watson; served from November 22, 1922)

Representatives

District 1:	James W. Overstreet
District 2:	Frank Park
District 3:	Charles R. Crisp
District 4:	William C. Wright
District 5:	William D. Upshaw
District 6:	James W. Wise
District 7:	Gordon Lee
District 8:	Charles H. Brand
District 9:	Thomas M. Bell
District 10:	Carl Vinson
District 11:	William C. Lankford
District 12:	William W. Larsen

Idaho

Senators

William E. Borah
Frank R. Gooding

Representatives

District 1:	Burton L. French
District 2:	Addison T. Smith

Illinois

Senators

J. Medill McCormick
William B. McKinley

Representatives

District 1:	Martin B. Madden
District 2:	James R. Mann (died November 30, 1922)
District 3:	Elliott W. Sproul
District 4:	John W. Rainey
District 5:	Adolph J. Sabath
District 6:	John J. Gorman
District 7:	M. Alfred Michaelson
District 8:	Stanley H. Kunz
District 9:	Frederick A. Britten
District 10:	Carl R. Chindblom
District 11:	Ira C. Copley
District 12:	Charles E. Fuller
District 13:	John C. McKenzie
District 14:	William J. Graham
District 15:	Edward J. King
District 16:	Clifford C. Ireland
District 17:	Frank H. Funk
District 18:	Joseph G. Cannon
District 19:	Allen F. Moore
District 20:	Guy L. Shaw
District 21:	Loren E. Wheeler
District 22:	William A. Rodenberg
District 23:	Edwin B. Brooks
District 24:	Thomas S. Williams
District 25:	Edward E. Denison
At Large:	Richard Yates
At Large:	William E. Mason (died June 16, 1921)
At Large:	Winnifred Mason Huck (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of her father, William E. Mason; served from November 7, 1922)

Indiana

Senators

James E. Watson
Harry S. New

Representatives

District 1:	Oscar R. Luhring
District 2:	Oscar E. Bland
District 3:	James W. Dunbar
District 4:	John S. Benham
District 5:	Everett Sanders
District 6:	Richard N. Elliott
District 7:	Merrill Moores
District 8:	Albert H. Vestal
District 9:	Fred S. Purnell
District 10:	William R. Wood
District 11:	Milton Kraus
District 12:	Louis W. Fairfield
District 13:	Andrew J. Hickey

Iowa

Senators

Albert B. Cummins
William S. Kenyon (resigned February 24, 1922)
Charles A. Rawson (appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of William S. Kenyon; served from February 24, 1922 to December 1, 1922, when Smith W. Brookhart was elected)
Smith W. Brookhart (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of William S. Kenyon; served from November 7, 1922)

Representatives

District 1:	William F. Kopp
District 2:	Harry E. Hull
District 3:	Burton E. Sweet
District 4:	Gilbert N. Haugen
District 5:	James W. Good (resigned June 15, 1921)
	Cyrenus Cole (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James W. Good; served from July 19, 1921)
District 6:	C. William Ramseyer
District 7:	Cassius C. Dowell
District 8:	Horace M. Towner
District 9:	William R. Green
District 10:	L. J. Dickinson
District 11:	William D. Boies

Kansas

Senators

Charles Curtis
Arthur Capper

Representatives

District 1:	Daniel R. Anthony, Jr.
District 2:	Edward C. Little
District 3:	Philip P. Campbell
District 4:	Homer Hoch
District 5:	James G. Strong
District 6:	Hays B. White
District 7:	J. N. Tincher
District 8:	Richard E. Bird

Kentucky

Senators

Augustus O. Stanley
Richard P. Ernst

Representatives

District 1:	Alben W. Barkley
District 2:	David H. Kincheloe
District 3:	Robert Y. Thomas, Jr.
District 4:	Ben Johnson
District 5:	Charles F. Ogden
District 6:	Arthur B. Rouse
District 7:	J. Campbell Cantrill
District 8:	Ralph Waldo Emerson Gilbert
District 9:	William J. Fields
District 10:	John W. Langley
District 11:	John M. Robsion

Louisiana

Senators

Joseph E. Ransdell
Edwin S. Broussard

Representatives

District 1:	James O'Connor
District 2:	H. Garland Dupré
District 3:	Whitmell P. Martin
District 4:	John N. Sandlin
District 5:	Riley J. Wilson
District 6:	George K. Favrot
District 7:	Ladislas Lazaro
District 8:	James P. Aswell

Maine

Senators

Bert M. Fernald
Frederick Hale

Representatives

District 1:	Carroll L. Beedy
District 2:	Wallace H. White
District 3:	John A. Peters (resigned January 2, 1922 to become a judge of the United States District Court for Maine)
	John E. Nelson (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John A. Peters; served from March 20, 1922)
District 4:	Ira G. Hersey

Maryland

Senators

Joseph I. France
Ovington E. Weller

Representatives

District 1:	T. Alan Goldsborough
District 2:	Albert A. Blakeney
District 3:	John P. Hill
District 4:	J. Charles Linthicum
District 5:	Sydney E. Mudd
District 6:	Frederick N. Zihlman

Massachusetts

Senators

Henry Cabot Lodge
David I. Walsh

Representatives

District 1:	Allen T. Treadway
District 2:	Frederick H. Gillett
District 3:	Calvin D. Paige
District 4:	Samuel E. Winslow
District 5:	John J. Rogers
District 6:	Willfred W. Lufkin (resigned June 30, 1921 to become collector of customs at the port of Boston)
District 6:	A. Piatt Andrew (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Willfred W. Lufkin; served from September 27, 1921)
District 7:	Roger S. Maloney
District 8:	Frederick W. Dallinger
District 9:	Charles L. Underhill
District 10:	Peter F. Tague
District 11:	George H. Tinkham
District 12:	James A. Gallivan
District 13:	Robert Luce
District 14:	Louis A. Frothingham
District 15:	William S. Greene
District 16:	Joseph Walsh (resigned August 2, 1922 to become a justice of the superior court of Massachusetts)
District 16:	Charles L. Gifford (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Joseph Walsh; served from November 7, 1922)

Michigan

Senators

Charles E. Townsend
Truman H. Newberry (resigned November 18, 1922 during the course of an investigation to unseat him due to election "irregularities")
James J. Couzens (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Truman H. Newberry; served from November 29, 1922)

Representatives

District 1:	George P. Codd
District 2:	Earl C. Michener
District 3:	William H. Frankhauser (died May 9, 1921)
	John M. C. Smith (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William H. Frankhouser; served from June 28, 1921)
District 4:	John C. Ketcham
District 5:	Carl E. Mapes
District 6:	Patrick H. Kelly
District 7:	Louis C. Cramton
District 8:	Joseph W. Fordney
District 9:	James C. McLaughlin
District 10:	Roy O. Woodruff
District 11:	Frank D. Scott
District 12:	W. Frank James
District 13:	Vincent M. Brennan

Minnesota

Senators

Knute Nelson
Frank B. Kellogg

Representatives

District 1:	Sydney Anderson
District 2:	Frank Clague
District 3:	Charles R. Davis
District 4:	Oscar E. Keller
District 5:	Walter H. Newton
District 6:	Harold Knutson
District 7:	Andrew J. Volstead
District 8:	Oscar J. Larson
District 9:	Halvor Steenerson
District 10:	Thomas D. Schall

Mississippi

Senators

John Sharp Williams
Pat Harrison

Representatives

District 1:	John E. Rankin
District 2:	Bill G. Lowrey
District 3:	Benjamin G. Humphreys
District 4:	Thomas U. Sisson
District 5:	Ross A. Collins
District 6:	Paul B. Johnson
District 7:	Percy E. Quin
District 8:	James W. Collier

Missouri

Senators

James A. Reed
Selden P. Spencer

Representatives

District 1:	Frank C. Millspaugh (resigned December 5, 1922)
District 2:	William W. Rucker
District 3:	Henry F. Lawrence
District 4:	Charles L. Faust
District 5:	Edgar C. Ellis
District 6:	William O. Atkeson
District 7:	Roscoe C. Patterson
District 8:	Sidney C. Roach
District 9:	Theodore W. Hukriede
District 10:	Cleveland A. Newton
District 11:	Harry B. Hawes
District 12:	Leonidas C. Dyer
District 13:	Marion E. Rhodes
District 14:	Edward D. Hays
District 15:	Isaac V. McPherson
District 16:	Samuel A. Shelton

Montana

Senators

Henry L. Myers
Thomas J. Walsh

Representatives

District 1:	Washington J. McCormick
District 2:	Carl W. Riddick

Nebraska

Senators

Gilbert M. Hitchcock
George W. Norris

Representatives

District 1:	Charles F. Reavis (resigned June 3, 1922 to become special assistant to the Attorney General in the prosecution of war fraud cases)
	Roy H. Thorpe (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Charles F. Reavis; served from November 7, 1922)
District 2:	Albert W. Jefferis
District 3:	Robert E. Evans
District 4:	Melvin O. McLaughlin
District 5:	William E. Andrews
District 6:	Moses P. Kinkaid (died July 6, 1922)
	Augustin R. Humphrey (elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Moses P. Kinkaid; served from November 7, 1922)

Nevada

Senators

Key Pittman

Tasker L. Oddie

Representative At Large

Samuel S. Arentz

New Hampshire

Senators

George H. Moses
Henry W. Keyes

Representatives

District 1:	Sherman E. Burroughs (died January 27, 1923)
District 2:	Edward H. Wason

New Jersey

Senators

Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Walter E. Edge

Representatives

District 1:	Francis F. Patterson, Jr.
District 2:	Isaac Bacharach
District 3:	T. Frank Appleby
District 4: