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    Silas Wright Porter (January 1, 1857 – May 17, 1937) was a justice of the Kansas Supreme Court from July 1, 1905, to January 8, 1923. He was born January...
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  • of Alabama Silas Wright Porter (1857–1937), American judge Silas Scarboro (1827–1907), American politician and physician from Maryland Silas Soule (1838–1865)...
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  • Appeal in Ordinary Thomas Porter (Vermont politician) (1734–1833), associate justice of the Vermont Supreme Court Silas Wright Porter (1857–1937), associate...
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  • Telescope Makers movement Scott Porter (born 1979), American actor Shirley Porter (born 1930), British politician Silas Wright Porter (1857–1937), Associate Justice...
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  • justice of the Supreme Court of the United States and United States Senate Silas Wright Porter Kansas City, Kansas Justice of the Kansas Supreme Court...
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  • Company Robert William Porter 1949, United States chief federal judge; attorney; mayor, Richardson, Texas Silas Wright Porter 1879, justice, Kansas Supreme...
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    Railway. Governor Edward W. Hoch replaced Smith on the court with Silas Wright Porter, reasoning that because Smith was from Wyandotte County, his successor...
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  • - - Charles Burleigh Graves August 21, 1905 January 9, 1911 - - Silas Wright Porter July 1, 1905 January 8, 1923 - - Clark Allen Smith December 1, 1904...
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  • standing along with sitting justices Charles Burleigh Graves and Silas Wright Porter for two positions, with Graves losing and so retired from the court...
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    after losing the 1910 re-election bid where he stood along with Silas Wright Porter and Judson S. West for two positions. He returned to Emporia but...
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