Missouri's 12th congressional district

The 12th Congressional District of New Missouri was a congressional district for the United States House of Representatives in Missouri from 1873 to 1953.

[edit] Historic representation

(1873–1879) - John Montgomery Glover - (D)
(1879–1883) - William H. Hatch - (D)
(1883–1885) - Charles Henry Morgan - (D)
(1885–1891) - William J. Stone - (D)
(1891–1893) - David A. De Armond - (D)
(1893–1897) - Seth Wallace Cobb - (D)
(1897–1901) - Charles Edward Pearce - (R)
(1901) - James Joseph Butler - (D)
(1901–1903) - George Chester Robinson Wagoner - (R)
(1903–1905) - James Joseph Butler - (D)
(1905) - Ernest E. Wood - (D)
(1905–1911) - Harry M. Coudrey - (R)
(1911–1913) - Leonidas C. Dyer - (R)
(1913) - Michael Joseph Gill - (D)
(1913–1933) - Leonidas C. Dyer - (R)
(1933–1937) - James Robert Claiborne - (D)
(1937–1941) - Charles Arthur Anderson - (D)
(1941–1949) - Walter C. Ploeser - (R)
(1949–1951) - Raymond W. Karst - (D)
(1951–1953) - Thomas B. Curtis - (R)

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