Large majority of next legislature new to law making: J. O. Webb, Waverly, nominated for the House from Chambers County

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LARGE MAJORITY OF NEXT LEGISLATURE NEW TO LAW MAKING

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son, of Clayton; twenty-fifth district, John M. Loflin, of Enterprise; twenty-sixth district, Dr. S. C. Cowan, of Union Springs; twenty-seventh district, Jacob A. Walker, of Opelika; twenty-eighth district, Judge Charles B. Teasley, of Montgomery; twenty-ninth district, Thomas W. Bradford of Centre; thirtieth district, James B. Ellis of Selma; thirty-first district, Travis Williams, of Russellville; thirty-second district, Edwin S. Jack, of Greensboro; thirty-third district, Captain John Craft, of Mobile; thirty-fourth district, William B. Nolen, of Ashland; thirty-fifth district, R. F. Hall, of Haleburg.

The members nominated for the lower house of the Alabama legislature from the various counties are:

Autauga: F. Maury Howard, Autaugaville; Baldwin, W. C. Bebee, Bay Minette; Barbour, William H. Dwens, Baker Hill, R. F. D., G. W. Winn, Clayton; Bibb: N. E. Stewart, Blocton, R. F. D.; Blount: F. G. Stephens, Oneonta; Bullock, C. D. Norman, Union Springs, G. H. Jones, Fitzpatrick, R. F. D.; Butler: J. Lee Long, Greenville; J. N. Poole, Butler Springs; Calhoun: Hugh D. Merrill, Anniston; O. L. Stewart, Piedmont; Chambers, R. C. Wallace, LaFayette; J. O. Webb, Waverly; Cherokee: W. E. Ringer, Round Mountain, R. F. D.; … Coosa: John A. Darden, Goodwater; …

Citation: "Large Majority of Next Legislature New to Law Making" (continued from page one), The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.), 24 August 1926, p. 3; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1926-08-24/ed-1/?sp=3).