Clarke, George W., 1852-1936.
Lawyer, state legislator, and Governor of Iowa.
From the description of Papers of George W. Clarke, 1904-1937. (University of Iowa Libraries). WorldCat record id: 148787794
George W. Clarke of Adel, Iowa graduated from Oskaloosa College (1877) and the State University of Iowa Law School (1878). As a member of the Republican Party he served in the House of Representatives from 1901 until 1909, held the office of Lt. Governor (1909-1911) and was elected to two terms as governor (1913-1917). He was a proponent of road improvements, election reform, prohibition, women's suffrage, and the extension and beautification of the state capitol grounds. After leaving politics Clarke served for a year as dean of the Drake University Law School before resuming law practice in Adel.
From the description of George W. Clarke papers, 1874-1936. (State Historical Society of Iowa, Library). WorldCat record id: 68626800
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creatorOf | Clarke, George W., 1852-1936. George W. Clarke papers, 1874-1936. | State Historical Society of Iowa, Library | |
creatorOf | Clarke, George W., 1852-1936. Letter to Harry P. Harrison. Adel, IA. [1919] July 17. | University of Iowa Libraries | |
creatorOf | Clarke, George W., 1852-1936. Papers of George W. Clarke, 1904-1937. | University of Iowa Libraries |
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Birth 1852
Death 1936