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1919–1920 session of the Arizona Legislature

4th Arizona State Legislature

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Overview

Legislative body

Arizona State Legislature

Jurisdiction

Arizona, United States

Term

January 1, 1919 – December 31, 1920

Senate

Members

President

A. A. Johns

Party control

Democrat 14-5

House of Representatives

Members

Speaker

A. C. Peterson

Party control

Democrat 26-9

Sessions

1st	January 13 – March 13, 1919

Special sessions

1st	February 12 – February 12, 1920

The 4th Arizona State Legislature, consisting of the Arizona State Senate and the Arizona House of Representatives, was constituted from January 1, 1919, to December 31, 1920, during the second term of Thomas Edward Campbell, as Governor of Arizona, in Phoenix. The Democrats maintained their 14-5 majority in the Senate, but the Republicans made gains in the house, reducing the Democrat lead to 26–9.

Sessions

The Legislature met for the regular session at the State Capitol in Phoenix on January 13, 1919; and adjourned on March 13.

A one-day special session was convened on February 12, 1920.

State Senate

Members

The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature.

County	Senator	Party
Apache	E. I. Whiting	Republican
Cochise	T. A. Hughes	Democrat
Cochise	D. C. O'Neil	Democrat
Coconino	Hugh E. Campbell*	Democrat
Gila	W. D. Claypool*	Democrat
Gila	J. Warren Young	Democrat
Graham	D. H. Claridge*	Democrat
Greenlee	H. A. Elliott	Democrat
Maricopa	C. C. Green	Republican
Maricopa	H. B. Wilkinson*	Republican
Mohave	C. W. Herndon	Democrat
Navajo	W. A. Parr	Democrat
Pima	A. R. Buehman	Republican
Pima	F. O. Goodell*	Republican
Pinal	John C. Devine*	Democrat
Santa Cruz	T. P. Thompson	Democrat
Yavapai	A. A. Johns	Democrat
Yavapai	C. P. Hicks	Democrat
Yuma	Mulford Winsor*	Democrat

House of Representatives

Members

The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature.

County	Representative	Party
Apache	H. Parley Burk	Republican
Cochise	Nellie Haywood	Democrat
	John P. Cull	Democrat
	William Delbridge	Democrat
	Charles T. Francis*	Democrat
	Harry Jennings	Democrat
	Harry T. Sealey	Democrat
	J. B. Wylie	Democrat
Coconino	H. M. Stark	Democrat
Gila	Rosa McKay	Democrat
	T. P. Howard	Democrat
	John H. Lacy	Democrat
Graham	J. H. Lines*	Democrat
Graham	A. C. Peterson*	Democrat
Greenlee	Glen L. Coffee*	Democrat
Greenlee	M. M. Little	Democrat
Maricopa	G. W. Barrows	Republican
	W. W. Dobson	Republican
	W. J. Galbraith	Republican
	C. W. Lillywhite	Republican
	J. C. Phillips	Republican
	Pauline M. O'Neil*	Democrat
Mohave	Charles R. Waters	Democrat
Navajo	J. W. Richards	Democrat
Pima	M. E. Gibson	Republican
	Elias Hedrick	Republican
	F. E. A. Kimball	Republican
Pinal	J. I. Coleman	Democrat
Santa Cruz	Wirt G. Bowman	Democrat
Yavapai	W. J. Flood	Democrat
	M. A. Perkins*	Democrat
	J. W. Sullivan*	Democrat
	Nicholas J. Vyne	Democrat
Yuma	J. H. Westover	Democrat
Yuma	A. J. Eddy	Democrat

References

"History of the Arizona State Legislature 1912-1966". State of Arizona. p. 89. Retrieved March 5, 2022.
"History of the Arizona State Legislature 1912-1966". State of Arizona. p. 90. Retrieved March 5, 2022.
"Session laws, State of Arizona, 1919, Fourth Legislature, Regular Session". State of Arizona. Retrieved February 6, 2017.
"Session laws, State of Arizona, 1920, Fourth Legislature, Special Session, 1921, Fifth Legislature, Regular Session". State of Arizona. Retrieved February 6, 2017.
^ "History of the Arizona State Legislature 1912-1966". State of Arizona. p. 82. Retrieved March 3, 2022.

v t e Arizona legislative sessions by year convened
Territorial legislatures	1 (1864) 2 (1865) 3 (1866) 4 (1867) 5 (1868) 6 (1871) 7 (1873) 8 (1875) 9 (1877) 10 (1879) 11 (1881) 12 (1883) 13 (1885) 14 (1887) 15 (1889) 16 (1891) 17 (1893) 18 (1895) 19 (1897) 20 (1899) 21 (1901) 22 (1903) 23 (1905) 24 (1907) 25 (1909)
State legislatures	1 (1912) 2 (1915) 3 (1917) 4 (1919) 5 (1921) 6 (1923) 7 (1925) 8 (1927) 9 (1929) 10 (1931) 11 (1933) 12 (1935) 13 (1937) 14 (1939) 15 (1941) 16 (1943) 17 (1945) 18 (1947) 19 (1949) 20 (1951) 21 (1953) 22 (1955) 23 (1957) 24 (1959) 25 (1961) 26 (1963) 27 (1965) 28 (1967) 29 (1969) 30 (1971) 31 (1973) 32 (1975) 33 (1977) 34 (1979) 35 (1981) 36 (1983) 37 (1985) 38 (1987) 39 (1989) 40 (1991) 41 (1993) 42 (1995) 43 (1997) 44 (1999) 45 (2001) 46 (2003) 47 (2005) 48 (2007) 49 (2009) 50 (2011) 51 (2013) 52 (2015) 53 (2017) 54 (2019) 55 (2021) 56 (2023)

Arizona legislative sessions by year convened

Territorial legislatures

State legislatures

1 (1912)
2 (1915)
3 (1917)
4 (1919)
5 (1921)
6 (1923)
7 (1925)
8 (1927)
9 (1929)
10 (1931)
11 (1933)
12 (1935)
13 (1937)
14 (1939)
15 (1941)
16 (1943)
17 (1945)
18 (1947)
19 (1949)
20 (1951)
21 (1953)
22 (1955)
23 (1957)
24 (1959)
25 (1961)
26 (1963)
27 (1965)
28 (1967)
29 (1969)
30 (1971)
31 (1973)
32 (1975)
33 (1977)
34 (1979)
35 (1981)
36 (1983)
37 (1985)
38 (1987)
39 (1989)
40 (1991)
41 (1993)
42 (1995)
43 (1997)
44 (1999)
45 (2001)
46 (2003)
47 (2005)
48 (2007)
49 (2009)
50 (2011)
51 (2013)
52 (2015)
53 (2017)
54 (2019)
55 (2021)
56 (2023)

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