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John Fletcher Ream

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union. He also served a three year-term on the national executive board of the union, representing the state of Iowa. Prior to seeking statewide political office, Ream served on the Beacon school board for nine years, was mayor of the town, as well as justice of the peace. He was elected to the
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in May 1855. At the age of sixteen, John Ream began working in the coal mines of
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ended. Ream's electoral victory in 1908 was unsuccessfully challenged by
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candidate from Mahaska County to be elected a state senator since the
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New Castle, Pennsylvania
Mahaska County, Iowa
Beacon, Iowa
United Mine Workers
Iowa Senate
District 14
Democratic Party
American Civil War
Albert F. N. Hambleton
"Senator John Fletcher Ream"
Categories
1854 births
School board members in Iowa
Mayors of places in Iowa
Trade unionists from Iowa
American trade union leaders
1927 deaths
Politicians from Oskaloosa, Iowa
Democratic Party Iowa state senators
American justices of the peace
United Mine Workers of America people
American people of English descent
People from New Castle, Pennsylvania
American coal miners
American people of German descent

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