32nd Oregon Legislative Assembly

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

The 32nd Oregon Legislative Assembly was the biannual session of the bicameral state legislature held in the state of Oregon in 1923.[1]

House members

Speaker of the House: K. K. Kubli (R–18 Portland)

District	Name	Residence	Counties	Party
1	Lloyd T. Reynolds	Salem	Marion	Republican
	Thomas B. Kay	Salem		Republican
	Otto J. Wilson	Salem		Republican
2	Sterling H. Goin	Jefferson	Linn	Democratic
	A. K. McMahan	Albany		Democratic
3	Edward F. Bailey	Junction City	Lane	Democratic
	Ben F. Keeney	Eugene		Republican
	H. C. Wheeler	Pleasant Hill		Republican
4	D. S. Beals	Riddle	Douglas	Republican
	J. M. Throne	Roseburg		Republican
5	T. T. Bennett	Marshfield	Coos	Republican
6	S. P. Peirce	Sixes	Coos/Curry	Republican
7	Theodore P. Cramer, Jr.	Grants Pass	Josephine	Republican
8	John H. Carkin	Medford	Jackson	Republican
	Ralph P. Cowgill	Central Point		Republican
9	L. N. Blowers	Hood River	Hood River	Republican
10	Claude Buchanan	Corvallis	Benton	Republican
11	D. E. Fletcher	Independence	Polk	Republican
12	W. C. Bolton	Maupin	Wasco	Republican
13	Arthur McPhillips	McMinnville	Yamhill	Democratic
	Ed Cary	Lafayette		Republican
14	B. F. Jones	Newport	Lincoln	Republican
15	Loyal M. Graham	Forest Grove	Washington	Republican
	L. M. Hesse	Beaverton		Republican
	Edward Schulmerich	Hillsboro		Republican
16	Philip Hammond	Oregon City	Clackamas	Republican
	M. J. Lee	Canby		Republican
	George G. Randall	New Era		Republican
17	James A. Lackey	Ontario	Malheur	Democratic
18	George A. Lovejoy	Portland	Multnomah	Democratic
	L. H. Adams	Portland		Republican
	Cyril G. Brownell	Portland		Republican
	E. R. Campbell	Portland		Republican
	Herbert Gordon	Portland		Republican
	Thomas H. Hurlburt	Portland		Republican
	Oliver B. Huston	Portland		Republican
	R. J. Kirkwood	Portland		Republican
	K. K. Kubli	Portland		Republican
	Louis Kuehn	Portland		Republican
	D. C. Lewis	Portland		Republican
	Mrs. C. B. Simmons	Portland		Republican
	William F. Woodward	Portland		Republican
19	E. N. Hurd	Astoria	Clatsop	Republican
	James W. Mott	Seaside		Republican
20	Sherman Miles	St. Helens	Columbia	Democratic
21	Denton G. Burdick	Redmond	Crook/Deschutes/Jefferson/Klamath/Lake	Republican
	J. M. Ezell	Klamath Falls		Republican
	H. J. Overturf	Bend		Republican
22	Alfred J. Smith	Pendleton	Morrow/Umatilla	Republican
23	L. L. Mann	Milton	Umatilla	Republican
	S. A. Miller	Milton		Republican
24	Charles A. Hunter	Wallowa	Union/Wallowa	Republican
25	A. R. Hunter	Island City	Union	Democratic
26	Charles J. Shelton	Barker	Baker	Republican
27	R. A. Ford	Dayville	Grant/Harney	Republican
28	W. F. Jackson	Moro	Gilliam/Sherman/Wheeler	Democratic
	R. J. Carsner	Spray		Republican
29	Rollie W. Watson	Tillamook	Tillamook	Republican
30	Fred J. Meindl	Portland	Clackamas/Multnomah	Republican

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

• Government of Oregon
• List of Oregon Legislative Assemblies

References

1. "Oregon Secretary of State". sos.oregon.gov. Retrieved December 6, 2020.

Preceded by 31st legislature

32nd Oregon Legislative Assembly 1923–1924

Succeeded by 33rd legislature