Miles S. Kuhns Papers 1920-1939

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Miles S. Kuhns Papers 1920-1939

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The Miles S. Kuhns Papers consist mainly of correspondence related to Kuhns' political career. It contains many lobbying letters from citizens and organizations. Almost half of the collection relates to Kuhns' work with the Ohio Revolutionary War Memorial Commission. A third section consists of personal correspondence and ephemera Kuhns received throughout his career.

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Wright State University, Special Collections and Archives

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Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society

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Ohio Revolutionary Memorial Commission

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Ohio. Senate

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Ohio. House of Representatives.

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Wayne Coates, former mayor of the city of Forest Park was elected in 2000 from Hamilton County, Ohio to the Ohio House of Representatives. He served on the Financial Institution, Local Government and Townships, Ways and Means Committees, Economic Development & Small Business, Housing & Urban Development, and the Physician Loan Repayment Advisory Board. From the description of Representative Wayne Coates papers, 2001-2002. (Ohio Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 2715218...

Kuhns, Miles S. (Miles Standish), 1877-1972

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Miles Standish Kuhns was born on November 14, 1877. A resident of Dayton, Kuhns served his community as a lawyer, then a Republican member of the Ohio House of Representatives and Senate in the 1920s and 1930s. His local roots and appreciation of history led him to help create, and then serve as vice chairman for, the Ohio Revolutionary Memorial Commission. This commission was responsible for dedicating historic sites from the Revolution as well as creating George Rodgers Clark Park. After his p...