Missouri's 14th congressional district

The 14th congressional district of Missouri was a congressional district for the United States House of Representatives in Missouri from 1883 to 1933.This United States Congress–related article is a stub.You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

Obsolete districtMissouri Route 14congressional districtUnited States House of RepresentativesMissouriLowndes H. DavisJacksonDemocratic4th districtre-elected in 1882William DawsonNew MadridElected in 1884James P. WalkerDexterElected in 1886Re-elected in 1888Robert H. WhitelawCape GirardeauElected to finish Walker's termMarshall ArnoldBentonElected in 1890Re-elected in 1892Norman A. MozleyRepublicanElected in 1894Willard D. VandiverElected in 1896Re-elected in 1898Re-elected in 1900Re-elected in 1902William T. TyndallSpartaElected in 1904Joseph J. RussellCharlestonElected in 1906Charles A. CrowCaruthersvilleElected in 1908Elected in 1910Re-elected in 1912Re-elected in 1914Re-elected in 1916Edward D. HaysElected in 1918Re-elected in 1920James F. FulbrightDoniphanElected in 1922Ralph E. BaileySikestonElected in 1924Elected in 1926Dewey ShortGalenaElected in 1928Elected in 1930At-large districtClerk of the House of RepresentativesMissouri's congressional districtsTerritoryAt-largerepresentativessenatorsdelegationsAll U.S. districtsApportionmentRedistricting GerrymanderingUnited States Congress