William James Galbraith

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AliasesW. J. GalbraithWilliam J. GalbraithBirth 1872Death1956-12-21BirthplaceSusquehanna County, PennsylvaniaAffiliationsUniversity of ArizonaRepublican PartyOccupationsArizona Attorney GeneralCollege ProfessorPlace of ResidenceCochise County, ArizonaTucsonBiographical NoteGalbraith moved to Cochise County in 1901 and began practicing law in 1909 after attending Stanford and the University of Chicago. He taught law at the University of Arizona before serving in the Fourth Legislature and on the Uniform Law Commission of Arizona. He was elected Arizona Attorney General in 1920 and lost the only Arizona US congressional seat to Carl Hayden in 1924.More InformationWikipedia

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Mohave County Miner and Our Mineral Wealth, 1920-11-20

The St. Johns Herald, 1922-03-09

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Alumni directory (graduates and nongraduates), 1925

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Biographies, Foster-Higgins, 1911-1966

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The 4th Arizona State House of Representatives in front of the Capitol in Phoenix in 1919

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Regarding appropriations and income derived from the Permanent School Fund

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Attorney General Opinions, 1921-1923, William J. Galbraith

AgencyArizona Attorney General's OfficeCollectionArizona Research TopicsSubcollectionAttorney General Opinions, 1921-1923, William J. GalbraithEvent1919, Fourth LegislaturePersonArizona Attorneys GeneralTopicEducationGovernment and PoliticsLaw

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William James Galbraith