32nd Oregon Legislative Assembly
The 32nd Oregon Legislative Assembly was the biannual session of the bicameral state legislature held in the state of Oregon in 1923.[1]
| 32nd Oregon Legislative Assembly | |||||
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 Kap Kubli, Speaker of the House | |||||
| Overview | |||||
| Legislative body | Oregon Legislative Assembly | ||||
| Jurisdiction | Oregon, United States | ||||
| Meeting place | Oregon State Capitol | ||||
| Term | 1923–1924 | ||||
| Oregon State Senate | |||||
| Members | 30 Senators | ||||
| Party control | Republican Party | ||||
| Oregon House of Representatives | |||||
| Members | 60 Representatives | ||||
| Speaker of the House | K. K. Kubli | ||||
| Party control | Republican Party | ||||
House members
Speaker of the House: K.K. Kubli (R–18 Portland).
Senate members
Senate President: Jay H. Upton (R–17 Prineville)
| District | Senator | Residence | Counties | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sam H. Brown | Gervais | Marion | Republican |
| Alex M. LaFollette | Republican | |||
| 2 | S. M. Garland | Lebanon | Linn | Democratic |
| 3 | J. S. Magladry | Dorena | Lane | Republican |
| 4 | Fred Fisk | Eugene | Lane/Linn | Democratic |
| 5 | B. L. Eddy | Roseburg | Douglas | Republican |
| 6 | George W. Dunn | Ashland | Jackson | Republican |
| 7 | J. C. Smith | Grants Pass | Josephine | Republican |
| 8 | Charles Hall | Marshfield | Coos/Curry | Republican |
| 9 | A. J. Johnson | Corvallis | Benton/Polk | Republican |
| 10 | Peter Zimmerman | Yamhill | Yamhill | Republican |
| 11 | William G. Hare | Hillsboro | Washington | Republican |
| 12 | F. J. Tooze | Oregon City | Clackamas | Republican |
| 13 | Henry L. Corbett | Portland | Multnomah | Republican |
| Robert S. Farrell | Republican | |||
| George W. Joseph | Republican | |||
| Milton R. Klepper | Republican | |||
| Gus C. Moser | Republican | |||
| Isaac E. Staples | Republican | |||
| 14 | W. J. H. Clark | Portland | Clackamas/Columbia/Multnomah | Republican |
| 15 | W. S. Kinney | Astoria | Clatsop | Republican |
| 16 | John R. Nickelsen | Hood River | Hood River | Republican |
| 17 | Jay H. Upton | Bend | Crook/Deschutes/Jefferson/Klamath/Lake | Republican |
| 18 | R. J. Carsner | Spray | Gilliam/Sherman/Wheeler | Republican |
| 19 | J. H. Taylor | Pendleton | Morrow/Umatilla/Union | Democratic |
| 20 | Roy W. Ritner | Pendleton | Umatilla | Republican |
| 21 | Bruce Dennis | La Grande | Union/Wallowa | Republican |
| 22 | Charles W. Ellis | Burns | Grant/Harney/Malheur | Republican |
| 23 | W. H. Strayer | Baker | Baker | Democratic |
| 24 | C. J. Edwards | Tillamook | Tillamook/Washington/Yamhill | Republican |
See also
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