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1729:(1992). John E. Kleber (ed.).
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2100:Member of the
2085:U.S. House of Representatives
1715:Filson Club History Quarterly
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685:Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914
681:Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890
577:Committee on Mines and Mining
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368:U.S. House of Representatives
4909:American Disciples of Christ
792:American Federation of Labor
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977:Augustus Owsley Stanley III
820:public service corporations
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1990:February 23, 2012, at the
1889:Powell, Robert A. (1976).
1737:, Lowell H. Harrison, and
983:chemist and backer of the
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1606:A New History of Kentucky
1581:A New History of Kentucky
1416:A New History of Kentucky
1400:A New History of Kentucky
1374:A New History of Kentucky
1319:A New History of Kentucky
1303:A New History of Kentucky
1290:A New History of Kentucky
1238:A New History of Kentucky
1175:The Kentucky Encyclopedia
956:appointed Stanley to the
611:the "Night Riders", used
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605:Ways and Means Committee
600:American Tobacco Company
585:Committee on Agriculture
581:Committee on Territories
555:House of Representatives
500:at Christian College in
417:, the leader of the pro-
388:American Tobacco Company
1976:Augustus Owsley Stanley
479:Nicholasville, Kentucky
431:campaign finance reform
390:, claiming they were a
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202:David Hayes Kincheloe
52:United States Senator
2141:Governor of Kentucky
1653:Kentucky's Governors
1554:Kentucky's Governors
1505:Klotter, pp. 230–231
1452:Kentucky's Governors
1339:Klotter, pp. 225–226
1258:Burckel, pp. 142–144
1249:Burckel, pp. 141–142
1141:Kentucky's Governors
1008:Biography portal
937:Later life and death
930:Robert Worth Bingham
898:When Stanley sought
860:Eighteenth Amendment
758:Governor of Kentucky
708:and former governor
545:presidential elector
380:progressive reformer
100:Governor of Kentucky
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1757:Harrison, Lowell H.
1727:Harrison, Lowell H.
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973:Frankfort, Kentucky
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750:and Representative
691:1914 senatorial bid
677:Augustus P. Gardner
651:William Howard Taft
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569:U.S. Representative
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362:, he served as the
92:Frederic M. Sackett
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2181:Served alongside:
2126:Political offices
1965:, January 8, 1922.
1963:The New York Times
1955:search and seizure
1944:The New York Times
1938:in July 1911. See
1936:New York City Hall
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4847:M. Thatcher
3473:J. McCreary
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3171:J. McCreary
2248:Confederate
2159:U.S. Senate
1389:, pp. 50–51
1043:GovInfo.gov
987:during the
900:re-election
840:M. M. Logan
811:Progressive
752:Ben Johnson
733:Prohibition
658:Champ Clark
589:progressive
433:law, and a
411:prohibition
372:U.S. Senate
185:Preceded by
128:Preceded by
75:Preceded by
4893:Categories
4838:R. Gilbert
4829:J. Robsion
4811:A. Barkley
4762:J. Langley
4753:B. Johnson
4722:A. Stanley
4693:R. Gilbert
4684:J. Robsion
4657:A. Barkley
4612:J. Langley
4603:B. Johnson
4572:A. Stanley
4532:J. Robsion
4505:A. Barkley
4460:J. Langley
4451:B. Johnson
4420:A. Stanley
4409:J. Beckham
4371:A. Barkley
4317:J. Langley
4308:B. Johnson
4255:J. Beckham
4203:A. Barkley
4149:J. Langley
4140:B. Johnson
4102:J. Beckham
4062:A. Barkley
4008:J. Langley
3999:B. Johnson
3981:A. Stanley
3927:W. Bradley
3849:J. Langley
3840:B. Johnson
3822:A. Stanley
3784:W. Bradley
3773:T. Paynter
3726:J. Langley
3717:B. Johnson
3699:J. Rhinock
3690:D. Edwards
3681:J. Bennett
3672:A. Stanley
3634:W. Bradley
3623:T. Paynter
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3585:W. Kimball
3576:B. Johnson
3549:J. Rhinock
3540:D. Edwards
3531:J. Bennett
3522:A. Stanley
3484:T. Paynter
3435:J. Rhinock
3426:D. Edwards
3417:J. Bennett
3408:A. Stanley
3381:F. Hopkins
3372:S. Trimble
3363:G. Gilbert
3294:A. Stanley
3267:F. Hopkins
3258:S. Trimble
3220:G. Gilbert
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2809:Williamson
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2574:S. Beshear
2494:K. Johnson
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1026:References
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640:U.S. Steel
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449:Early life
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4733:R. Ernst
4675:C. Ogden
4648:A. Rouse
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4542:K. Swope
4523:C. Ogden
4496:A. Rouse
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4194:A. Rouse
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3804:O. James
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3390:O. James
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3276:O. James
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3240:D. Gooch
3191:D. Smith
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3056:Clements
3021:McCreary
3006:Williams
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2961:Metcalfe
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2819:Chandler
2814:M. Logan
2764:Carlisle
2749:McCreery
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2055:Kentucky
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