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Fred S. Alward

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in November 1930, taking office at the beginning of the following year. Alward was re-elected in 1932 and upon the session's beginning in 1933, he became speaker of the Assembly. During his time in office, Alward among others, sponsored a bill which would eventually lead to the legalization of
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Upon reaching the end of his term as Lieutenant Governor on 2 January 1939 and following his withdrawal from the gubernatorial election, Fred S. Alward retired from politics. He instead practiced law again and bought a hotel in 1941. Ultimately, he became a
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opponent on 7 November 1934 with 64.58% of the vote. Near the end of his term, Alward set his sights on the Democratic nomination for
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gambling in the state of Nevada. He would go on to run for
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Lieutenant Governor of Nevada
Richard Kirman Sr.
Morley Griswold
Maurice J. Sullivan
Nevada Assembly
Clark County
Nevada Assembly
New South Wales
Hot Springs, South Dakota
Democratic
Lieutenant Governor of Nevada
Democratic party
New South Wales
citizen
United States Armed Forces
World War I
Las Vegas
Nevada Assembly
Clark County
Lieutenant Governor of Nevada
Republican
Governor of Nevada
1938 Nevada gubernatorial election
rancher
Kennebec, South Dakota
Hot Springs, South Dakota
Black Hills National Cemetery
Sturgis, South Dakota
List of lieutenant governors of Nevada

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