Thomas R. Marshall

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Vice President of the United States human politician

Thomas R. Marshall was an American Democratic politician who served as vice president under Woodrow Wilson from 1913 to 1921 and was known for his wit and influential role during World War I.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Vice President of the United States → human → politician →
burialPlace	Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana →
causeOfDeath	heart attack →
countryOfBirth	United States of America →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1854-03-14 →
dateOfDeath	1925-06-01 →
educatedAt	Albion College (law studies, non-degree) → Wabash College →
election	United States presidential election, 1912 → United States presidential election, 1916 →
endTime	1921-03-04 →
ethnicGroup	European American →
familyName	Marshall →
fieldOfWork	law → public administration →
givenName	Thomas →
languageSpoken	English →
memberOfPoliticalParty	Democratic Party (United States) →
notableFor	service as Vice President of the United States during World War I → witty public remarks and humor →
notableQuote	"What this country needs is a really good five-cent cigar." →
occupation	politician →
participatedIn	World War I (U.S. home-front leadership) →
placeOfBirth	North Manchester, Indiana →
placeOfDeath	Washington, D.C. →
positionHeld	Governor of Indiana → Vice President of the United States →
practicedLawIn	Indiana →
precededByAsGovernorOfIndiana	J. Frank Hanly NERFINISHED →
precededByAsVicePresident	James S. Sherman →
religion	Presbyterianism →
residence	Columbia City, Indiana →
servedUnder	Woodrow Wilson →
sexOrGender	male →
spouse	Lois Irene Kimsey NERFINISHED →
startTime	1913-03-04 →
stateRepresented	Indiana →
succeededByAsGovernorOfIndiana	Samuel M. Ralston →
succeededByAsVicePresident	Calvin Coolidge →
termEndAsGovernorOfIndiana	1913 →
termEndAsVicePresident	1921 →
termStartAsGovernorOfIndiana	1909 →
termStartAsVicePresident	1913 →
vicePresidentOf	United States of America →
wasOnTicketWith	Woodrow Wilson →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Woodrow Wilson → Woodrow Wilson administration →	vicePresident
Calvin Coolidge →	precededByAsVicePresident
63rd United States Congress →	presidentOfTheSenate