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
near St. Joseph, Illinois
burialPlace Crown Hill Cemetery
candidacyYear (presidential) 1916
causeOfDeath automobile accident
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1920-08-01
deathPlace Indianapolis, Indiana
linked to: Indianapolis
describedBySource historical records of Indiana governors
educatedAt Eastern Illinois State Normal School (attended briefly)
endTime (U.S. Representative) 1897
familyName Hanly
givenName Frank
James
knownFor reform-minded Republican policies
signing statewide Prohibition laws in Indiana
memberOfPoliticalParty Republican Party
movement Prohibition movement
linked to: temperance movement
nativeLanguage English
notableFor advocacy of Prohibition
temperance reform
occupation lawyer
politician
officeEndTime 1909
officeStartTime 1905
partyAffiliationLaterInLife Prohibition Party
positionHeld Governor of Indiana
United States Representative
linked to: U.S. Representative

member of the United States House of Representatives from Indiana
presidentialTicket Prohibition Party presidential nominee 1916
ranForOffice President of the United States
religion Baptist
residence Indianapolis, Indiana
linked to: Indianapolis

Lafayette, Indiana
sexOrGender male
signature signature of J. Frank Hanly (image file)
spouse Eva A. Simmer
startTime (U.S. Representative) 1895
stateOfOffice Indiana
stateRepresented Indiana
workLocation Indiana

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