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The 36th Oregon Legislative Assembly was the legislative session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly that convened on January 12, 1931 and adjourned March 6, 1931.[1][2]

36th Oregon Legislative Assembly
35th Legislative Assembly 37th Legislative Assembly
The legislature took place in the second Oregon State Capitol, seen here in 1909
Overview
Legislative bodyOregon Legislative Assembly
JurisdictionOregon, United States
Meeting placeOregon State Capitol
Term1931
Websitewww.oregonlegislature.gov
Oregon State Senate
Members30 Senators
Senate PresidentWillard L. Marks (R)
Party controlRepublican Party of Oregon
Oregon House of Representatives
Members60 Representatives
Speaker of the HouseFrank J. Lonergan (R)
Party controlRepublican Party of Oregon

Senate

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Affiliation Members
  Democratic 1
  Republican 29

Senate Members

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Composition of the Senate
Senator Residence Party
J. O. Bailey Portland Republican
J. E. Bennett Portland Republican
J. D. Billingsley Ontario Republican
Dr. Joel C. Booth Lebanon Republican
Sam H. Brown Gervais Republican
William E. Burke Sherwood Republican
R. J. Carsner Spray Republican
James W. Crawford Portland Republican
George W. Dunn Ashland Republican
Joe E. Dunne Portland Republican
Colon R. Eberhard La Grande Republican
B. L. Eddy Roseburg Republican
Earl E. Fisher Beaverton Republican
F. M. Franciscovch Astoria Republican
Charles Hall Marshfield (Now Coos Bay) Republican
B. W. Johnson Monroe Republican
Linn E. Jones Oregon City Republican
Fred E. Kiddle Island City Republican
Henry L. Kuck The Dalles Republican
L. L. Mann Pendleton Republican
Willard L. Marks Albany Republican
Edward W. Miller Grants Pass Republican
Gus C. Moser Portland Republican
Edward Schulmerich Hillsboro Republican
Charles K. Spaulding Salem Republican
Isaac E. Staples Portland Republican
W. H. Strayer Baker Democratic
Jay H. Upton Bend Republican
Halvor C. Wheeler Goshen Republican
William F. Woodward Portland Republican

House

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Affiliation Members
  Democratic 7
  Republican 53
 Total 60

House Members

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Composition of the House
House Member Residence Party
L. F. Allen Wallowa Republican
Gust Anerson Portland Republican
Frank E. Andrews Portland Republican
Homer D. Angell Portland Republican
Earl D. Bronaugh Jr. Portland Republican
Allen A. Bynon Portland Republican
H. H. Chindgren Molalla Republican
James T. Chinnock Grants Pass Republican
Earl B. Day Gold Hill Republican
Perry O. DeLap Klamath Falls Republican
Halbert S. Deuel Medford Republican
Victor Eckley La Grande Democratic
Walter S. Fisher Roseburg Democratic
Ray W. Gill Portland Republican
David G. Glass The Dalles Democratic
Herbert Gordon Portland Republican
Romeo Gouley Brooks Republican
Ralph S. Hamilton Bend Republican
G. A. Hellberg Astoria Republican
Earl H. Hill Cushman Republican
Emmett Howard Eugene Republican
Alfred M. Jannsen Beaverton Republican
Mark J. Johnson Astoria Republican
Dorr E. Keasey Portland Republican
Louis L. Knapp Port Orford Republican
Arthur W. Lawrence Corvallis Republican
Dorothy McCullough Lee Portland Republican
John H. Lewis Portland Republican
Frank J. Lonergan Portland Republican
Hector Macpherson Sr. Albany Republican
John Manning Portland Democratic
Lee McAllister Salem Republican
Elwin A. McCormack Eugene Republican
John B. McCourt Portland Republican
H. E. McGraw Vernonia Republican
Arthur McPhillips McMinnville Democratic
James W. Mott Salem Republican
L. D. Nash Nashville Republican
B. F. Nichols Riddle Republican
J. E. Norton Coquille Republican
C. H. Oxman Ontario Republican
R. Frank Peters Hillsboro Republican
W. A. Proctor Sandy Republican
Arthur W. Schaupp Klamath Falls Republican
James H. E. Scott MIlton Republican
Joseph H. Scott Pendleton Democratic
Ernest C. Smith Hood River Republican
Lotta C. Smith Salem Republican
Earl W. Snell Arlington Republican
S. L. Stewart Rickreall Republican
W. E. Stockdale Mt. Vernon Republican
A. V. Swift Baker Republican
Gordon J. Taylor Molalla Republican
I. U. Temple Pendleton Republican
John A. Thornburgh Forest Grove Republican
Morton Tompkins Dayton Republican
J. J. Weatherford Jr. Albany Democratic
Harvey Wells Portland Republican
George P. Winslow Tillamook Republican
J. P. Yates Wasco Republican

References

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  1. "Legislators Chronological" (PDF). Oregon Secretary of State. p. 270.
  2. "1931 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide". Oregon State Archives.