J. Frank Hanly

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J. Frank Hanly was an American politician and reform-minded Republican who served as governor of Indiana in the early 20th century, known especially for his strong advocacy of Prohibition.

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instanceOf human
politician
prohibitionist
birthDate 1863-04-04
birthPlace Champaign County, Illinois NERFINISHED
near St. Joseph, Illinois
burialPlace Crown Hill Cemetery NERFINISHED
candidacyYear (presidential) 1916
causeOfDeath automobile accident
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1920-08-01
deathPlace Indianapolis, Indiana NERFINISHED
describedBySource historical records of Indiana governors
educatedAt Eastern Illinois State Normal School (attended briefly) NERFINISHED
endTime (U.S. Representative) 1897
familyName Hanly NERFINISHED
givenName Frank NERFINISHED
James
knownFor reform-minded Republican policies
signing statewide Prohibition laws in Indiana
memberOfPoliticalParty Republican Party
movement Prohibition movement NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage English
notableFor advocacy of Prohibition
temperance reform
occupation lawyer
politician
officeEndTime 1909
officeStartTime 1905
partyAffiliationLaterInLife Prohibition Party NERFINISHED
positionHeld Governor of Indiana
United States Representative NERFINISHED
member of the United States House of Representatives from Indiana
presidentialTicket Prohibition Party presidential nominee 1916
ranForOffice President of the United States NERFINISHED
religion Baptist
residence Indianapolis, Indiana NERFINISHED
Lafayette, Indiana NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
signature signature of J. Frank Hanly (image file)
spouse Eva A. Simmer NERFINISHED
startTime (U.S. Representative) 1895
stateOfOffice Indiana NERFINISHED
stateRepresented Indiana NERFINISHED
workLocation Indiana NERFINISHED

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