Arkansas Governors and United States Senators eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 26 pages of information about Arkansas Governors and United States Senators.

Arkansas Governors and United States Senators eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 26 pages of information about Arkansas Governors and United States Senators.

Governor, 1909-1913.  Philanthropist, business and civic leader for many years.  Died 1937.

23.  Joseph T. Robinson, 1913

Lawyer, Democrat.  Born near Lonoke, Arkansas, 1872.  Educated in the common schools; Arkansas Industrial University; and the law department of the University of Virginia.  Admitted to bar 1895; commenced practice in Lonoke.  Married Ewilda Gertrude Miller, 1896.

Member, House of Representatives, Lonoke County, 1895.  Congressman, 1903-1913.  Governor, 1913; resigned to become United States senator, 1913-1937.  Democratic leader in Senate, 1923-1937.  Democratic nominee for vice-president of the United States, 1928.  Died 1937.

24.  George W. Hays, 1913-1917

Lawyer, Democrat.  Born near Camden, Arkansas, 1863.  Graduated from Washington And Lee University.  Married Ida Virginia Yarborough, 1895; two children.

County judge, Ouachita County, 1901-1905.  Circuit judge, 1906-1913.  Governor, 1913-1917.  Died 1927.

25.  Charles H. Brough, 1917-1921

Educator, Democrat.  Born in Mississippi, 1876.  B.A., Mississippi College, 1893; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1898; LL.B., University of Mississippi, 1902.  Married Anne Wade Roark, 1908.

Professor of economics and sociology, University of Arkansas, 1904-1916.  Governor 1917-1921.  Chautauqua lecturer.  President, Central Baptist College, Conway, 1928-1929.  Died 1935.

26.  Thomas C. McRae, 1921-1925

Lawyer, banker, Democrat.  Born at Mount Holly, Union County, Arkansas, 1851.  Graduated from Soule Business College, New Orleans, 1869; LL.B., Washington and Lee University, 1872.  Married Amelia Ann White, 1874; nine children.

Member, House of Representatives, Nevada County, 1877.  Congressman, 1885-1903.  Delegate, constitutional convention of 1917-1918.  Governor, 1921-1925.  Died 1929.

27.  Tom J. Terral, 1925-1927

Lawyer, Democrat.  Born in Louisiana, 1882.  Attended University of Kentucky; LL.B., University of Arkansas, 1910.  Married Eula Terrell, 1914.

Secretary, Arkansas Senate, 1913, 1915.  Secretary of State, 1917-1921.  Governor, 1925-1927.  Died 1946.

28.  John E. Martineau, 1927-1928

Lawyer, Democrat.  Born in Missouri, 1873.  A.B., Arkansas Industrial University, 1896; graduated, University law school, 1899.  Married Mrs. Anne Holcomb Mitchell, 1909.  Married Mrs. Mabel Erwin Thomas, 1919.

Member, House of Representatives, Pulaski County, 1903, 1905.  Chancellor, 1907-1927.  Governor, 1927-1928; resigned to become United States district judge, 1928-1937.  Died 1937.

29.  Harvey Parnell, 1928-1933

Planter, businessman, Democrat.  Born in Dorsey (now Cleveland) County,
Arkansas, 1880.  Married Mabel Winston, 1902; two children.

Member, House of Representatives, Chicot County, 1919, 1921.  State senator, 1923, 1925.  Lieutenant governor, 1927-1928.  Succeeded to governorship when John E. Martineau resigned, 1928; elected to full terms 1928, 1930.  Died 1936.

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