Turner, Thomas O., 1863-1955.
Businessman, legislator.
Turner, a merchant, began in business in 1895 at Cerulean Springs (Ky.) and later served as state senator from the third district of Kentucky (1928-1938). During the term of Governor Flem D. Sampson (1927-1931), Turner participated in the legislation for free text books. In the Ruby Laffoon administration (1934-1935) he led the fight against the sales tax. Turner was active in philanthropic and church affairs and retired from active business in 1947.
From the description of Thomas O. Turner papers, 1872-1953. (University of Kentucky Libraries). WorldCat record id: 16392858
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Birth 1863
Death 1955
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