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2014:May 4, 1933
1481:Prohibition
1435:Nonpartisan
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752:Independent
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433:-sponsored
415:Progressive
379:Public life
302:Los Angeles
268:Prohibition
250:Los Angeles
181:Preceded by
143:Preceded by
92:Preceded by
2211:Categories
2193:1915–1921
2151:1931–1933
2130:Jim Wilson
2124:1925–1933
1511:References
1216:Republican
713:Republican
622:Evan Lewis
536:Jim Wilson
411:Republican
407:Democratic
346:Harrisburg
306:California
254:California
219:1865-07-23
67:California
479:Elections
328:Biography
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360:in that
338:Observer
318:Congress
284:Children
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655:Result
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646:Party
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659:Swing
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1372:Hold
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735:Hold
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258:U.S.
240:Died
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213:Born
124:74th
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