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Nebraska Authors

E.J. Burkett

AKA: Elmer Jacob Burkett

Born 1867-12-01 Farm Mills, IA (USA)

Died 1935-05-23
Lincoln, NE (USA)

Buried 1935
Lincoln, NE (USA)
Wyuka Cemetery

Nebraska Legislator, Congressman and Senator

Places Lived

Tabor, IA
Leigh, NE
Lincoln, NE
Washington, DC

Author Of

  • Nonfiction

Keywords

Speeches; Politics

Education

Graduate, 1890, Tabor College, Tabor, IA
Bachelor of Science Degree, 1893, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
Bachelor of Laws, 1895, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE

Occupation

Principal, Leigh Public Schools, Leigh, NE
Lawyer
State Legislator
United States Congressman, 1899-1905
United States Senator, 1905-1911

Places Worked

Leigh Public Schools
Law Practice, Lincoln, NE
Nebraska State Legislature
United States Congress
United States Senate

Associations

Tabor College, Trustee
Nebraska State House of Representatives, 1896-1898
United States Congressman, 1899-1905
United States Senator, 1905-1911

Bibliography

Speeches and Addresses of E. J. Burkett from 1896 to 1900. 1918?

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