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1. Contested elections. Election contest case of John W. L. Hicks against George A. Dondero, 17th congressional district of Michigan, report to accompany H. Res. 455 [relative to contested-election case of John W. L. Hicks against George A. Dondero]; submitted by Mr. Fisher.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: Dec. 12, 1945

2. Contested elections. Election-contest case of James C. Moreland against Leonard W. Schuetz, 7th congressional district of Illinois, report to accompany H. Res. 444 [to dismiss election contest of James C. Moreland against Leonard W. Schuetz, 7th congressional district of Illinois]; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and Congress
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: Feb. 17, 1944

3. Contested elections. Election contest case of E. O. Clark against Jack Nichols, 2d congressional district of Oklahoma, report to accompany H. Res. 440 [to dismiss election contest of E. O. Clark against Jack Nichols, 2d congressional district of Oklahoma]; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and Congress
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: Feb. 15, 1944

4. Contested elections. Election-contest case of Lewis D. Thill against Howard J. McMurray, 5th congressional district of Wisconsin, report to accompany H, Res. 426 [to dismiss election contest case of Lewis D. Thill against Howard J. McMurray, 5th congressional district of Wisconsin]; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and Congress
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: Jan. 31, 1944

5. Contested elections. Stipulation to dismiss election contest case of John B. Sullivan against Louis E. Miller, 11th congressional district of Missouri, report to accompany H. Res. 368; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: Nov. 24, 1943

6. Contested elections. In matter of application for extension of time in which to take testimony, John B. Sullivan against Louis E. Miller, 11th congressional district of Missouri, report; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: May 17, 1943

7. Contested elections. Joint application for order of recount, 11th congressional district of Missouri, report to accompany H. Res. 137 [denying recount of vote of 11th congressional district of Missouri, John B. Sullivan versus Louis E. Miller]; submitted by Mr. Peterson of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: Feb. 25, 1943

8. Contested elections. Election contest interpretation. E. O. Clark v. Jack Nichols, hearing, 78th Congress, 1st session, June 8, 1943.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and House of Representatives
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: 1943
SuDoc number:: Y 4.El 2/2:C 54

9. Contested elections. In re contested election case of Albert F. Swanson against Vincent P. Harrington from 9th congressional district of Iowa, report to accompany H. Res. 419 [providing for seating of Vincent F. Harrington in House of Representatives for 76th Congress]; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Texas.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and Congress
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: Mar. 11, 1940

10. Contested elections. Smith versus Polk, report to accompany contested-election case of Emory F. Smith versus James G. Polk [declaring James G. Polk elected as Representative from Ohio to Congress]; submitted by Mr. Thomas of Texas.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House) and Congress
Publisher:: Elections Committee, No. 3 (House)
Date:: Apr. 10, 1939

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