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Wisconsin Secretary of State, 1923-27, 1939-54; Governor, 1927-29.

Image from the 1940 Wisconsin Blue Book (published by the state as a public document; no copyright notice).
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Source Fred R. Zimmerman (1880-1954)
Author Political Graveyard from Ann Arbor, MI

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