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American judge (1889–1969)
Frederick W. Messmore (July 11, 1889 – June 24, 1969) was a long-serving Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court. He was appointed on August 9, 1937, to
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officer in the American Civil War Frederick Messmore (1889–1969), Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court J. H. Messmore, a pioneer educationist missionary
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Private law school in Omaha, Nebraska, US
Nebraska Supreme Court Justice John McKay, former United States Attorney Frederick Messmore, Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court Henry Monsky, Omaha attorney
Creighton University School of Law
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American judge (1914–2005)
on the Nebraska Supreme Court vacated by the retirement of Justice Frederick Messmore. McCown took office at the beginning of 1965, and served on the bench
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Private university in Le Mars, Iowa, U.S. (1887–1997)
closed in 1997. He also was head football coach for seven seasons. Frederick Messmore, Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court. Daniel L. Overmyer FRSC (B
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Bryan Edward F. Carter 1935 1971 District 6 Robert Leroy Cochran Frederick Messmore 1937 1965 District 4 Harvey M. Johnsen 1939 1940 District 2 Robert
List of justices of the Nebraska Supreme Court
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1953 Nebraska Supreme Court case
Edward F. Carter, Frederick Messmore, John W. Yeager, E. B. Chappell, Adolph E. Wenke, Paul E. Boslaugh Case opinions Decision by Messmore Dissent Yeager
McGuire_v._McGuire
Representative John Medinger, Mayor of La Crosse and State Representative Isaac E. Messmore, State Representative and Civil War Colonel Mark Meyer, State Representative
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Former American motion picture production company
with the Capitol Theatre soon to be opened and the owners, headed by Messmore Kendall, looking for an operator to partner with, agreed to a stock swap
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Union Army infantry regiment
war became a Wisconsin state representative and county judge. Isaac E. Messmore, lieutenant colonel, wounded at Shiloh, later became colonel of the 31st
14th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment
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Indian educator, a lay evangelist, and a prominent writer
York: The Board of Missions of the Methodist Church, 1957), p. 169 J. H. Messmore, The Life of Edwin Wallace Parker, D.D., Missionary Bishop of Southern
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End Year Notes Wiram Knowlton 1850 1853 George Gale 1856 1863 Isaac E. Messmore 1861 1861 Appointed by Alexander Randall, but the appointment was deemed
List of Wisconsin circuit court judges
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American journalist
Marines during World War I. In 1930, Rinehart penned the play Volcano. Messmore Kendall, owner of the Capitol Theatre, acquired it in November of that
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Patriotic organization of the United States
Rhode Island, 1933–1935 Henry Fennimore Baker, of Maryland, 1935–1936 Messmore Kendall, of New York, 1936–1940 Smith Lewis Multer, of New Jersey, 1943–1946
Sons of the American Revolution
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House elections for the 77th U.S. Congress
▌Matthew J. Merritt (Democratic) 26.4% ▌Mary H. Donlon (Republican) 23.5% ▌Messmore Kendall (Republican) 23.4% ▌Helen G. H. Estelle (Prohibition) 0.05% ▌Neil
1940 United States House of Representatives elections
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Park in Washington, DC, US
the war's conclusion in 1865, Pettit sold the estate to Colonel Isaac E. Messmore in 1867, who subdivided the land. A small black community developed in
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Wisconsin legislative term for 1861
Kenosha 2 Marcus Linsley Rep. Kenosha 30 La Crosse & Monroe Isaac E. Messmore Rep. La Crosse 13 Lafayette 1 Thomas C. L. Mackay Dem. Elk Grove 2 Lloyd
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19th century American politician and Union Army colonel
September 1863, they were ordered to Nashville. Here, their colonel, Isaac E. Messmore, resigned, and, on October 8, Lt. Colonel West was promoted to colonel
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American college football season
was: Denson (left end), Billingsbea (left tackle), Cathell (left guard), Messmore (center), Craig (right guard), Lewis (right tackle), Allen (right end)
1897_VPI_football_team
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