vandiver, w d
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- W. D. Vandiver
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Ironton; Missouri
- First event date
- 1884-09-06
- Last event date
- 1916-03-17
Timeline — 7 events
- 1884-09-06 Ironton. Prof. W. D. Vandiver elected president of the Southeast Missouri Teachers' Association; Ida V. Bedford secretary Co-mentioned: Ida V. Bedford. Quote: "Prof. W. D. Vandiver, of Caledonia, was elected president."
- 1915-01-21 Indicates that he would accept the democratic nomination for governor; by all means nominate him, for he is the surest one to win of all so far mentioned Quote: "W. D. Vandiver indicates that he would accept the democratic nomination for governor"
- 1915-01-22 Indicates he would accept the democratic nomination for governor; the Statesman urges nominate him, for he is the surest one to win of all so far mentioned [date from clip_id]
- 1915-01-29 Missouri. Statesman editorial opinion: W. D. Vandiver 'is the best chance the democratic party in Missouri has of nominating a winner as governor'; urges readers to 'nominate W. D. Vandiver and move that nominations close.' [date from clip_id] Quote: "we nominate W. D. Vandiver and move that nominat…
- 1916-02-11 Declared himself a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor; the Statesman endorses him as 'the biggest man who has so far announced for that office.' [date from clip_id] Quote: "declared himself a candidate for the democratic nomination for Governor"
- 1916-02-18 W. D. Vandiver declared himself a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor Quote: "declared himself a candidate for the democratic nomination for Governor"
- 1916-03-17 Cape Girardeau, Mo.. Former Congressman W. D. Vandiver opens his campaign for the Democratic nomination for Governor at Cape Girardeau on March 31, per letter from H. E. Alexander Co-mentioned: H. E. Alexander. Quote: "will open his campaign for the Democratic nomination for Governor of this state"
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