wammack, ralph
1867-02-14 – 4/11/1945
- Name variants
- RALPH WAMMACK (Deceased) - Spouse (cert of Nora B. Wammack); Ralph Wammack; Ralph Wammack (FG memorial 30570661); Wammack, Ralph
- Record count
- 57
- Sources
- census-1930,county_officials,court_cases,death_certs,fg_cemetery_sweep,guardian_abstracts,guardian_bonds,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- BLOOMFIELD, MO.; Bloomfield; Bloomfield City, Stoddard County, Missouri; Bloomfield(Rural) Mo [uncertain]; Cape Girardeau; Castor Township; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Jefferson City, MO; Jefferson City, Mo.; Kennett; Missouri; New Madrid; Pleasant Valley; Poplar Bluff; Puxico; St. Louis; Stoddard County; bloomfield-cemetery
- First event date
- 14-Feb-10
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 60 events
- 1867-02-14 Born in Bloomfield(Rural) Mo [uncertain]. Parents: Robert Wammack / Mary Wright.
- 1884-12-13 Bloomfield. Ralph Wammack was on the committee on arrangements Quote: "Ralph Wammack."
- 1911-01-11 St. Louis. Of Bloomfield; looking after interests of railroad in Edwards case Co-mentioned: J. W. Edwards. Quote: "while Ralph Wammack, of Bloomfield, and Wm. T. Doherty, of St. Louis, is looking after the interests of the railroad."
- 1913-09-17 Bloomfield. Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield was in Dexter Monday en route to Charleston Quote: "Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield was here Monday enroute to Charleston."
- 1914-04-15 Bloomfield. Attorney of Bloomfield attended the funeral of Col. W. H. Miller at the Cape (Girardeau) on Tuesday, with attorney Chas. Liles of Dexter Co-mentioned: Col. W. H. Miller. Quote: "attended the funeral of Col. W. H. Miller at the Cape Tuesday"
- 1914-11-18 Bloomfield. Attorney Ralph Wammack, of Bloomfield, was attending the court of appeals in the Bluff this week [date from clip_id]
- 1915-04-07 New Madrid. Atty. Ralph Wammack attended Circuit court at New Madrid last week
- 1915-06-04 Cape Girardeau. Hon. Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield and Mr. Albert H. Carter and son, of Dexter, motored to Cape Girardeau, Tuesday, to attend to a land suit to be tried there Wednesday Co-mentioned: Albert H. Carter. Quote: "went to attend to land suit to be tried there Wednesday"
- 1915-06-25 Puxico. Ralph Wammack and wife spent Sunday visiting at the home of W. H. Hickman of Puxico Co-mentioned: W. H. Hickman. Quote: "Ralph Wammack and wife spent Sunday visiting at the home of W. H. Hickman of Puxico."
- 1915-10-01 Bloomfield. Attorney Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield, returned from visiting the two Expositions on the Pacific slope, told the Statesman's editor he heard nothing but praise of President Woodrow Wilson from democrats, republicans or what-not, and ventured Wilson was never exceeded in universal populari…
- 1915-10-29 Poplar Bluff. Hon. Ralph Wammack was called to Poplar Bluff on legal business Tuesday [date from clip_id] Quote: "Hon. Ralph Wammack was called to Poplar Bluff on legal business Tuesday."
- 1915-11-05 Bloomfield. Editorial: being encouraged to submit his name for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the 14th district; described as a Bloomfield lawyer who 'would make an ideal congressman.' Quote: "Ralph Wammack is being encouraged to submit his name as a candidate for the democratic nominat…
- 1915-11-26 Bloomfield. Mentioned in Stoddard county papers as a possible candidate for Congress next year; described as a very able man [date from clip_id] Quote: "The Stoddard county papers are mentioning Ralph Wammack, of Bloomfield, as a possible candidate for congress next year."
- 1916-02-04 Bloomfield. Went to St. Louis from Bloomfield Tuesday to hear President Wilson [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Reuben F. Jones. Quote: "Reuben F. Jones, Hugh Flanary, Atty. W. L. Tucker, Ralph Wammack and Lonie Jobe went to St. Louis from Bloomfield Tuesday to hear President Wilson."
- 1916-06-30 Stoddard County. Acting Chairman of the Democratic county committee for the candidates' speaking tour of Stoddard County [date from clip_id] Quote: ""RALPH WAMMACK, Acting Chairman.""
- 1916-11-10 Dexter. Attorneys Ralph Wammack and W. C. Keaton were in Dexter yesterday to argue cases before the Public Service Commission's representatives Co-mentioned: W. C. Keaton. Quote: "Attys. Ralph Wammack and W. C. Keaton, were here yesterday to argue cases before the Public Service Commission's represe…
- 1916-11-24 Bloomfield. Per the Cape Republican, Hon. Jos. J. Russell says he will not again run for Congress; Senator T. R. R. Ely of Kennett and R. L. Ward of Caruthersville will run; Hon. A. L. Harty and Atty. Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield are grooming for this race Quote: "Atty. Ralph Wammack, of Bloomfield,…
- 1917-01-12 Kennett. Hon. Ralph Wammack transacted legal business at Kennett this week [date from clip_id]
- 1917-03-23 Sikeston. Attorney Ralph Wammack and Hon. A. L. Harty were here Sunday, en route to Sikeston to attend the funeral of Senator Marshall Co-mentioned: A. L. Harty. Quote: "enroute to Sikeston to attend the funeral of Senator Marshall"
- 1917-05-11 Dexter. Attorneys Ralph Wammack and Dolly Mozeley will make addresses at the flag raising here Saturday, 'and you want to hear them as Stoddard hasn't two finer orators.' Co-mentioned: Dolly Mozeley.
- 1920-04-02 Bloomfield. Chairman, Stoddard County Democratic Central Committee; call for Democratic county convention at the Circuit Court room, Bloomfield, Tuesday, April 13, 1920, 2 p.m., to select 18 delegates to the state convention at Joplin, April 22; township conventions Saturday, April 10 Quote: "CALL F…
- 1920-04-16 Bloomfield. Indorsed as national delegate from this congressional district; elected permanent chairman of the Democratic county convention; Miss Gertrude Fart of Dexter made Secretary Co-mentioned: Miss Gertrude Fart. Quote: "Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield, Mo., was indorsed as national delegate"
- 1921-03-11 Bloomfield. Of Bloomfield; plaintiff's lawyer in the Adams divorce suit Co-mentioned: Ida V. Adams.
- 1921-11-18 Bloomfield. Atty. Ralph Wammack delivered an address at the court house during the Stoddard County Armistice Day celebration at Bloomfield Co-mentioned: Dr. F. D. Mangum. Quote: "delivered addresses at the court house to an audience that packed the room"
- 1922-02-17 Stoddard County. In the official vote for con-con delegates, Ralph Wammack the democratic candidate for district delegate received 797 votes and T. J. Brown the republican candidate received a stated count; item is cut off at the shot bottom Co-mentioned: T. J. Brown.
- 1924-03-14 Bloomfield. Elected delegate to the Democratic State Convention at Springfield, Mo., April 15, 1924 Quote: "Ralph Wammack, Bloomfield"
- 1924-06-27 Bloomfield. Ralph Wammack is announced as candidate for the Democratic nomination for State Senator; born on a farm near Bloomfield February 14, 1867; Probate Clerk of Stoddard County 1882-1894; edited the Bloomfield Vindicator; admitted to the Bar September 1891; Prosecuting Attorney of Stoddard Co…
- 1924-06-27 Dexter. Hon. Ralph Wammack, candidate for state senator, was in the city Tuesday Quote: "candidate for state senator was in the city Tuesday"
- 1924-07-11 Stoddard County. The Statesman announces Ralph Wammack as a Democratic candidate for State Senator, subject to the will of the voters at the August primary Quote: ""The Statesman is authorized to announce the following as candidates for nomination""
- 1924-07-25 Dexter. Hon. Ralph Wammack, candidate for State Senator, was among the visitors from Bloomfield Wednesday
- 1925-01-09 Ralph Wammack will take up his duties as state senator for the 23rd district; he succeeds Tilman Anderson of Scott county Co-mentioned: Tilman Anderson.
- 1925-10-09 Dexter. The Monday Club will meet at the Red Cross rooms next Monday afternoon and will be addressed by Hon. Ralph Wammack on 'The County Unit Bill, Community and Anti-Community Bills'; the club thanks Mr. Vasos for use of his room for their rummage sale to be held there again Saturday; items for sa…
- 1925-11-13 Dexter. Hon. Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield addressed the Monday Club on the County Unit Bill, the Consolidated School Law and the Community Bill Co-mentioned: Mrs. Charles Liles. Quote: "Hon. Ralph Wammack, of Bloomfield, who discussed The County Unit Bill and the Consolidated School Law and the Commu…
- 1925-12-04 Jefferson City. State Senator Ralph Wammack is in Jefferson City representing Stoddard County townships that advanced money to the State Highway Department, asking the supreme court to construe the refund section of the road law; the suit is brought for Liberty township, and Duck Creek, Liberty, Pik…
- 1926-03-19 Bloomfield. Last Monday evening the Stoddard County Bar met at Parker's restaurant in Bloomfield; officers elected: President, Ralph Wammack; Vice President, Charles Liles; Secretary-Treasurer, Eugene Munger; talks on legal ethics endorsing a higher standard for admission to the bar; attorneys Cox,…
- 1926-03-19 Bloomfield. Senator Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield presided at the Democratic banquet; he declared the tariff issue is to be the battle ground of the coming campaign, saying American agriculture is perishing buying on a highly protected market Co-mentioned: S. B. Hunter. Quote: "Senator Ralph Wammack,…
- 1926-05-07 Dexter. He and Nora Wammack sold 1/2 acre parcels in Sec. 8 and Sec. 9-26-11 east to A. J. Aslin for $50 Co-mentioned: A. J. Aslin. Quote: "Ralph and Nora Wammack to A. J. Aslin"
- 1926-06-25 Ralph and Nora Wammack to Ollie Hooks: $10,000, SW 1/4 NW 1/4 and W 1/2 of SW 1/4 of sec. 1-23-10 East Co-mentioned: Nora Wammack; Ollie Hooks. Quote: "Ralph and Nora Wammack to Ollie Hooks, $10,000, SW1/4 NW1/4 and W1/2 of SW1/4 of sec. 1-23-10 East"
- 1927-02-04 Jefferson City. Jefferson City, Jan. 28: State Senator Ralph Wammack (Democrat, Bloomfield) made a plea in the State Senate for an amendment to the state insurance laws to stop the insurance superintendent from retaining fees paid for acting as commissioner in consolidations of insurance companies;…
- 1927-04-15 Named in Board of Equalization proceedings: 84a N pt NW N 1/2 1-6-26-10; Assessor's value 800, Board's value 1200 Quote: "Ralph Wammack"
- 1927-10-14 Dexter. Well-known and active Democratic party leaders left Monday at noon to attend the Democratic get-together meeting to be held in that city on Wednesday Co-mentioned: John H. Richardson; Chas. Buck; C. Oliver; Bert Smith; Judge W. L. [--]. Quote: "The following well known and active Democratic…
- 1927-12-09 Dexter. Ralph Wammack, president of the Stoddard County Bar Association, called the annual meeting for Monday evening, December 12, at the City Hotel at 7 p.m.; members of the Dunklin county bar will be guests of the Stoddard county lawyers; Mr. Wammack will preside Quote: "Ralph Wammack, president…
- 1928-09-07 Bloomfield. Listed in the Dexter Statesman's Democratic ticket as nominee for State Senator, of Bloomfield Quote: "For State Senator"
- 1928-11-23 Dexter. Senator Ralph Wammack was re-elected by a majority of 1558 over the five-county district of Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot, Scott and Stoddard; he lost Stoddard County by 140 but carried Mississippi by 708 and Scott by 1821 Quote: "Thus giving Senator Wammack a majority of 1558"
- 1929-02-01 Senator Ralph Wammack assigned to Missouri State Senate committees: Appropriations, Flood Control, Wills and Probate Law, County Courts and Justices of the Peace, Roads and Highways, Railroads and Internal Improvements, Rules and Joint-Rules and Enrolled Bills Quote: "Senator Wammack on Several Comm…
- 1929-02-01 Dexter. A Dexter businessman credited Senator Wammack with doing more to get the Dexter-Bloomfield highway made a permanent concrete pavement Quote: "Senator Ralph Wammack had done more to get the highway between this city and Bloomfield made a permanent pavement of concrete"
- 1929-10-11 Bloomfield. Sen. Ralph Wammack was here yesterday from Bloomfield Quote: "Sen. Ralph Wammack was here yesterday from Bloomfield."
- 1930-03-14 Stoddard County. In county court, compromise of delinquent taxes on se ne 14-26-9 for the years 1923 to 1928: Ralph Wammack, who holds a deed of trust on it of approximately its true value, offered to pay all delinquent taxes in full, including 1923 (1926 valuation reduced from $6300 to $1500), prov…
- 1930-04-08 Bloomfield City, Stoddard County, Missouri. age: 63; sex: M; race: W; relation to head: Head; marital status: M; age at first marriage: 27; occupation: Lawyer; industry: Practical Law; birthplace: Missouri; birthplace of father: Tennessee; birthplace of mother: Indiana; school attendance: no; can re…
- 1930-10-03 Missouri. Ralph Wammack, president pro tem of the Missouri Senate, is waging a campaign to wrest control of the Missouri Senate from the Kinney-Brogan Organization; Senator Harry Hawes urged this district to send Fulbright back to Congress Co-mentioned: Harry Hawes. Quote: "Wammack Making Fight to C…
- 1930-11-14 Bloomfield. State Senator Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield is receiving favorable consideration as the next president pro tem of the Missouri Senate; Senator R. L. Dearmont of Cape Girardeau, who has been actively working in behalf of the Bloomfield senator, said the outlook was favorable for Wammack's s…
- 1931-01-19 Jefferson City, MO. Sen. Ralph Wammack (Bloomfield) has been made chairman of the committees on roads and highways, judiciary and education; Sen. R. L. Dearmont of Cape Girardeau was made chairman of the ways and means committee. (Jefferson City, Jan. 19.) Co-mentioned: R. L. Dearmont. Quote: "State…
- 1931-02-05 Jefferson City, Mo.. Senator and Mrs. Ralph Wammack, at the Missouri hotel during the legislative session, had as dinner guests Mr. D. C. Steele of Dexter (fresh from visiting daughter Esther Steele, a Stephens College student, in Columbia), Miss Kathleen Maupin of Bloomfield, and Miss Marian Sample…
- 1931-07-14 Dexter, Mo.. Tuesday, Senator Ralph Wammack, Hugh Flanary, Carl Weber and Editor C. C. Oliver were here from Bloomfield; no reason assigned Co-mentioned: Hugh Flanary; Carl Weber; C. C. Oliver.
- 1931-10-16 Bloomfield. Senator Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield gave the address at the County Red Cross Boosters meeting in Dexter Quote: "the address of welcome by Senator Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield"
- 1931-11-13 Senator Ralph Wammack acted as State's attorney in the attempted-rape charge against Walter Moccabee Co-mentioned: Walter Moccabee.
- 1931-12-04 Cape Girardeau. Senator Ralph Wammack was a speaker at the unveiling of the soldiers' monument in Cape Girardeau Sunday afternoon; the monument was presented to the city by the U. D. C. in memory of the soldiers in the war between the States; Mrs. Wammack accompanied the Senator
- 1945-01-26 Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Ralph Wammack entertained the Younger Set last Friday evening at their sumptuous town home, in honor of Miss Vivian
- 1945-04-11 Age 78y 1m 27d. Cause: Cancer of left palate [uncertain] (1 yr). Burial: Bloomfield, Cem [uncertain].
- (undated) Dexter. Hon. Ralph Wammack, of Bloomfield, was here on business Wednesday Quote: "Hon. Ralph Wammack, of Bloomfield, was here on business Wednesday."
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