Senator Clarke information

Senator Clarke may refer to: James Paul Clarke (1854–1916), U.S. Senator from Arkansas from 1903 to 1916 John Hopkins Clarke (1789–1870), U.S. Senator...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

to the Michigan Senate in 2002. Senator Clarke was re-elected to his seat in the Senate in 2006. In 2010, Hansen Clarke was elected to represent the 13th...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

Lord Clark, Senator of the College of Justice in Scotland since 2016 Tony Clarke, Baron Clarke of Hampstead (born 1932), known as Tony Clarke, British trade...

Clarke MacArthur (born April 6, 1985) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey left winger. MacArthur played in the National Hockey League (NHL) with...

needed] On the evening of January 19, 2010, Clarke appeared on stage at the victory speech of Republican Senator elect from Massachusetts, Scott Brown, who...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

Michigan State Senate Senator Clarke (disambiguation) This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Senator Clark. If an internal...

or defeated after 1916 Election Senator Clarke died October 1, 1916. Senator Shively died March 14, 1916. "Four Senators are Sworn In". The Washington Herald...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

was with the Negro. The Senator — Fred Clarke's father. He manipulates Lizzie into signing the accusation. Thomas — Fred Clarke's cousin. He killed the...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

for the public-relations firm of Hill & Knowlton. Clarke has served as the press secretary to Senator John McCain and held positions on the staff of Presidents...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...

1968: Dick Zimmerman 1969: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1970: Bruce Cervon 1971: Bob Eads 1972: Lou Derman 1973: "Senator" Clarke Crandall 1974: Ali Bongo 1975:...