10th Oklahoma Legislature

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| leader1_type = President Pro Tem of the Senate:

| leader2 = J.B. Harper (D)

| leader3_type = Composition:

| leader3 = Senate
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The Tenth Oklahoma Legislature was a meeting of the legislative branch of the government of Oklahoma, composed of the Oklahoma Senate and the Oklahoma House of Representatives. The state legislature met in Oklahoma City, in regular session from January 6 to March 28, 1925, during the term of Governor Martin Trapp.[http://www.okhouse.gov/Documents/CenturyToRemember.pdf A Century to Remember] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120910204833/http://www.okhouse.gov/Documents/CenturyToRemember.pdf |date=2012-09-10 }}, Okhouse.gov. (accessed June 20, 2013)

The 1925 session was marked by the creation of the state's top investigative law enforcement agency, which is today known as the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.

Dates of sessions

Regular session: January 6-March 28, 1925

Previous: 9th Legislature • Next: 11th Legislature

Major legislation

The Oklahoma Legislature passed legislation to create the Bureau of Criminal Identification in 1925, which today is known as the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.[http://www.odl.state.ok.us/oar/governors/bios/trapp.pdf Biographical Note Martin Trapp] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160303194046/http://www.odl.state.ok.us/oar/governors/bios/trapp.pdf |date=2016-03-03 }} (accessed July 14, 2013)

Party composition

=Senate=

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Democratic !Republican
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nowrap style="font-size:80%"\| \|{{party shading/Democratic}}\| 38 \|{{party shading/Republican}}\| 6 ! 44
Voting share !{{party shading/Democratic}}\|86.4% !{{party shading/Republican}}\|13.6% !colspan=2\|

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Democratic

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|{{party shading/Democratic}}| 38

|{{party shading/Republican}}| 6

! 44

Voting share

!{{party shading/Democratic}}|86.4%

!{{party shading/Republican}}|13.6%

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=House of Representatives=

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Democratic !Republican
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Voting share !{{party shading/Democratic}}\|77.6% !{{party shading/Republican}}\|22.4% !colspan=2\|

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Democratic

!Republican

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|{{party shading/Democratic}}| 83

|{{party shading/Republican}}| 24

! 107

Voting share

!{{party shading/Democratic}}|77.6%

!{{party shading/Republican}}|22.4%

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Leadership

William J. Holloway served as president pro tempore of the Oklahoma Senate in 1925.[http://www.odl.state.ok.us/almanac/2005/14-histry.pdf 2005 Oklahoma Almanac] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060218215829/http://www.odl.state.ok.us/almanac/2005/14-histry.pdf |date=2006-02-18 }}, Oklahoma Department of Libraries (accessed July 1, 2013) J.B. Harper served as Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives.

Members

=Senate=

File:Governor William Holloway.jpg

class="wikitable sortable" ! District !! Name !! Party
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Lt Gov	William J. Holloway	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|1	Wallace Hughes	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|2	Stanley Shepherd	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|2	E.M. Reed	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|3	L.R. Hughey	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|4	Mrs. Lamar Looney	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|5	Harry Cordell	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|6	S.G. Thomas	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|6	A.E. Darnell	Dem
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|7	Ira Hill	Rep
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|8	W.J. Otjen	Rep
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|9	William Cline	Dem
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|10	Jo Ferguson	Rep
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|11	Harry Jones	Dem
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|12	Joe Shearer	Rep
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|13	Thomas C. Waldrep	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|13	C.M. Feuquay	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|14	Jack Barker	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|14	W.C. Fidler	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|15	Ed Johns	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|15	Jed Johnson	Dem
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|16	W.P. Kimerer	Rep
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|17	W.C. Lewis	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|17	Dave Boyer	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|18	Earl Brown	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|18	U.T. Rexroat	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|19	John Luttrell	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|19	Mac Q. Williamson	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|20	J.H. McCurley	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|20	Thomas F. Memminger	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|21	L.P. Bobo	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|22	Tom Anglin	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|23	Joseph Looney	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|24	William J. Holloway	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|25	Carl Monk	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|26	J.R. McClendon	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|27	W.M. Gulager	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|27	W.G. Stigler	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|28	John Goodall	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|29	Harve Langley	Dem
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|30	H.L. Marshall	Rep
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|31	Washington E. Hudson	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|32	Amos Holland Culp	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|33	Floyd Calvert	Dem
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|34	G.I. Van Dall	Dem

Table based on state almanac and list of all senators.[http://www.okhouse.gov/Documents/ALLSENATE-LIST.pdf All Senate List], Okhouse.gov (accessed on June 28, 2013). [https://web.archive.org/web/20130328201442/http://www.okhouse.gov/Documents/ALLSENATE-LIST.pdf Archived] 2013-06-30.

=House of Representatives=

class="wikitable sortable" ! Name !! Party !! County
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|J.D. Beauyear	Dem	Adair
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|O.W.T. Henderson	Dem	Alfalfa
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|P.R. Crowley	Dem	Atoka
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Roy Coppock	Rep	Beaver, Harper
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Ira Finley	Dem	Beckham
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Elias Smith	Dem	Blaine
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|O.E. Thornley	Dem	Bryan
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|E.P. White	Dem	Bryan
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Roy Hangar	Rep	Caddo
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Harry Jolly	Dem	Caddo
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Price Thompson	Dem	Canadian
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|J.W. Murphy	Dem	Carter
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Lloyd Noble	Rep	Carter
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|J.A. Morgan	Rep	Cherokee
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|D.A. Stovall	Dem	Choctaw
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|William Strong	Dem	Cimarron, Texas
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|E.V. George	Dem	Cleveland
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|J.R. Hickman	Dem	Coal
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|E.M. Reinwand	Dem	Comanche
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|H.P. Wettengel	Dem	Comanche
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Joseph Hooper	Dem	Cotton
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|O.E. Odell	Dem	Craig
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|W.I. Cunningham	Dem	Creek
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Ida Robertson	Dem	Creek
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Edward F. White	Rep	Creek
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Thomas P. Stone	Dem	Custer
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Isaiah Long	Rep	Delaware
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|C.R. Flint	Rep	Dewey
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|G.E. Davison	Rep	Ellis
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|O.R. Miller	Rep	Garfield
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|William H. Ryan	Dem	Garfield
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|James M. Thompson	Dem	Garvin
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|A.L. Davis	Dem	Grady
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|David C. Roberts Jr.	Dem	Grady
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|William M. Thornhill	Rep	Grant
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|J.G.H. Windle	Dem	Greer
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|E.C. Abernathy	Dem	Harmon
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Newt Sanders	Dem	Haskell
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|N.J. Johnson	Dem	Hughes
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|A.E. Bilbrey	Dem	Jackson
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Guy Green	Dem	Jefferson
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|John Garner	Dem	Johnston
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|G.A. Chappell	Rep	Kay
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Joseph Wilson Morris	Rep	Kay
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Robert B. McClintic	Rep	Kingfisher
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Charles F. Fawks Jr.	Dem	Kiowa
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|E.M. Cooper	Dem	Latimer
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|J.B. Harper	Dem	LeFlore
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Burton Kidd	Dem	LeFlore
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|B. Taylor	Rep	Lincoln
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|M.M. Watson	Rep	Lincoln
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|O.B. Acton	Rep	Logan
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Woody Dixon	Dem	Love
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|John Voorhees	Rep	Major
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|David L. Faulk	Dem	Marshall
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Fred S. Lee	Dem	Mayes
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|C.C. Hester	Dem	McClain
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Paul Stewart	Dem	McCurtain
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Paul Thorn	Dem	McCurtain
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|L.D. Ogden	Dem	McIntosh
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|H.W. Broadbent	Dem	Murray
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Tom B. O'Bryan	Dem	Muskogee
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|J.F. Strayhorn	Dem	Muskogee
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|F.L. Walton	Dem	Muskogee
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|R.F. Howe	Rep	Noble
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|W.T. Bluejacket	Dem	Nowata
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|T.H. Wren	Dem	Okfuskee
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|H.L. Caldwell	Rep	Oklahoma
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Henry L. Cloud	Rep	Oklahoma
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Robert C. Graham	Dem	Oklahoma
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Anna Laskey	Dem	Oklahoma
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|R.A. Singletary	Dem	Oklahoma
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Allen Street	Dem	Oklahoma
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|S.M. Hufstedler	Dem	Okmulgee
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Charles Lewis	Dem	Okmulgee
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|David Logan	Dem	Okmulgee
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|H.N. Cornutt	Dem	Osage
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Frank Shaw	Dem	Osage
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Perry Porter	Dem	Ottawa
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|R.W. Skinner	Dem	Ottawa
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|W.S. Caldwell	Rep	Pawnee
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|George Hoke	Dem	Payne
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Fletcher Davis	Dem	Pittsburg
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|E.P. Hill	Dem	Pittsburg
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Otto Strickland	Dem	Pontotoc
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Sam Bailey	Dem	Pottawatomie
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|M.M. Henderson	Dem	Pottawatomie
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|L.W. Weaver	Dem	Pushmataha
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|John Simpler	Dem	Roger Mills
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|E.H. Lightner	Dem	Rogers
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Bart Aldridge	Dem	Seminole
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|W.A. Carlisle	Dem	Sequoyah
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|T.M. McCombs	Dem	Sequoyah
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|P.D. Sullivan	Dem	Stephens
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Henry R. King	Dem	Tillman
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Frank Boyer	Dem	Tulsa
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Phillip Kramer	Dem	Tulsa
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|John Miller	Dem	Tulsa
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Thomas Munroe	Dem	Tulsa
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|O.H. Terwilleger	Dem	Tulsa
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Horace Foster	Dem	Wagoner
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|A.C. Easter	Rep	Washington
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|William Rupard	Dem	Washington
{{Party shading/Democratic}} \|Ed Hines	Dem	Washita
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Marion Clothier	Rep	Woods
{{Party shading/Republican}} \|Jerry Coover	Rep	Woodward

Table based on government database.[http://www.okhouse.gov/Members/Historic.aspx Historic Members] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130711202342/http://www.okhouse.gov/Members/Historic.aspx |date=2013-07-11 }}, Okhouse.gov (accessed June 23, 2013). 2013-06-22.

References

External links

[https://web.archive.org/web/20130630115905/https://lsb.state.ok.us/ Oklahoma Legislature]
[https://web.archive.org/web/20130622043630/http://okhouse.gov/ Oklahoma House of Representatives]
[https://web.archive.org/web/20130709122943/http://www.oksenate.gov/ Oklahoma Senate]

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