H. Adolph Muller. 1914; Montague was re-elected with 95.81% of the vote, defeating Socialist S.C. Weatherly and Socialist Labor Muller. 1916; Montague was re-elected unopposed. 1918; Montague was re-elected unopposed. 1920; Montague was re-elected with 72.5% of the vote, defeating Republican Walker G. Decourcy, ColR (?) H.H. Price, Independent Republican John L. Grubbs, and Socialist Muller. 1922; Montague was re-elected with 90.14% of the vote, defeating Republican Channing M. Ward. 1924; Montague was re-elected with 99.97% of the vote, defeating Republican C.B. Jones. 1926; Montague was re-elected unopposed. 1928; Montague was re-elected with 75.89% of the vote, defeating Republican J.D. Peake and Independents James E. Maynard and Henry W. Anderson. 1930; Montague was re-elected with 87.4% of the vote, defeating Independent Republican R. Houston Brett. 1932; Montague was re-elected as part of the Democratic slate for Virginia at-large Congressional district. 1934; Montague was re-elected with 80.45% of the vote, defeating Republican Roy C. Parks, Socialist Hilliard Bernstein, and Communist William H. Friend. 1936; Montague was re-elected with 84.49% of the vote, defeating Republican Charles G. Wilson and Socialist Winston Dawson. See also List of United States Congress members who died in office (1900–49) William E. Larsen, Montague of Virginia, The Making of a Southern Progressive (Louisiana State University Press, 1965) References External links A Guide to the Executive Papers of Governor Andrew J. Montague, 1884–1907 (bulk 1902–1905) at The Library of Virginia "There Ain't No Barbecue Like a Montague Barbecue" at The UncommonWealth: Voices from the Library of Virginia 1862 births 1937 deaths Democratic Party governors of Virginia Virginia Attorneys General United States Attorneys for the Western District of Virginia Virginia lawyers Politicians from Richmond, Virginia People from Campbell County, Virginia University of Richmond alumni University of Virginia School of Law alumni Democratic Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Virginia 20th-century American politicians 19th-century American politicians 19th-century American lawyers 20th-century American lawyers Lawyers from Richmond, Virginia People from Urbanna, Virginia People born in the Confederate States