DEATH CLAIMS SENATOR A.V.
PROUDFOOT
Ran for Governor
His political influence was felt outside of Warren county and in 1908 he was elected state senator for the Warren and Clarke district. He was again a candidate in 1916 and was again elected, serving during his two year terms in the thirty-third and thirty-fourth, and in the thirty-seventh and thirty-eighth general assemblies.
While in the senate he was chairman of the sifting committee and in his last term he was a member of the judiciary committee for both sessions. He was the leading parliamentarian of the senate.
In 1912, he was a candidate in the primaries in the republican ticket for governor. There were two other candidates, Perry Holden and Lieut. Gov. George Clark. Governor Clark was nominated and elected.
Transcribed as published by Karen Brewer
PROUDFOOT
Ran for Governor
His political influence was felt outside of Warren county and in 1908 he was elected state senator for the Warren and Clarke district. He was again a candidate in 1916 and was again elected, serving during his two year terms in the thirty-third and thirty-fourth, and in the thirty-seventh and thirty-eighth general assemblies.
While in the senate he was chairman of the sifting committee and in his last term he was a member of the judiciary committee for both sessions. He was the leading parliamentarian of the senate.
In 1912, he was a candidate in the primaries in the republican ticket for governor. There were two other candidates, Perry Holden and Lieut. Gov. George Clark. Governor Clark was nominated and elected.
Transcribed as published by Karen Brewer
DEATH CLAIMS SENATOR A.V.
PROUDFOOT
Ran for Governor
His political influence was felt outside of Warren county and in 1908 he was elected state senator for the Warren and Clarke district. He was again a candidate in 1916 and was again elected, serving during his two year terms in the thirty-third and thirty-fourth, and in the thirty-seventh and thirty-eighth general assemblies.
While in the senate he was chairman of the sifting committee and in his last term he was a member of the judiciary committee for both sessions. He was the leading parliamentarian of the senate.
In 1912, he was a candidate in the primaries in the republican ticket for governor. There were two other candidates, Perry Holden and Lieut. Gov. George Clark. Governor Clark was nominated and elected.
Transcribed as published by Karen Brewer
PROUDFOOT
Ran for Governor
His political influence was felt outside of Warren county and in 1908 he was elected state senator for the Warren and Clarke district. He was again a candidate in 1916 and was again elected, serving during his two year terms in the thirty-third and thirty-fourth, and in the thirty-seventh and thirty-eighth general assemblies.
While in the senate he was chairman of the sifting committee and in his last term he was a member of the judiciary committee for both sessions. He was the leading parliamentarian of the senate.
In 1912, he was a candidate in the primaries in the republican ticket for governor. There were two other candidates, Perry Holden and Lieut. Gov. George Clark. Governor Clark was nominated and elected.
Transcribed as published by Karen Brewer
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