Employment Change / Product Issues / Person Communication and Meetings / Product Recall / /
IndustryTerm
unpaid services / /
Movie
A. D. / /
Organization
Government of the United States / Iowa militia / HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES / Committee on the Judiciary / Ninth Iowa Volunteer Infantry / Ninth Infantry / House / Committee on Elections / Committee of Elections / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Regular Army / Army / Judiciary Committee / Senate / Elections Committee / National Army / State government / Ninth Regiment / Iowa Volunteer Infantry / Army in Mexico / Congress / Federal Government / /
Person
William P. Thomasson / Thomas W. Newton / Robert C. Schenck / Frank P. Blair / jr. / Bacon / Archibald Yell / George W. Jones / Frederick P. Stanton / Van Ness / Samuel Hammond / Edward D. Baker / Horace Maynard / Jefferson / John P. Van Ness / James H. Lane / John Randolph / jr. / John F. Van Ness / Elihu B. Washburne / William Vandever / Charles Sumner / Byington / Henry L. Dawes / Bryan / /
PoliticalEvent
Senate election / /
Position
State executive / officer of the United States / President / General / Secretary / Executive / Adjutant-General / Representative / army officer / colonel / not / Comptroller / vol / Speaker / one of the Members / Senator of the United States / Commander in Chief / officer / Senator / officer of the State of Iowa / Colonel / Governor / assistant district attorney of the United States not incompatible necessarily / President of the United States / Senator and an impossible brigadier / commander / militia officer in the District of Columbia / Brigadier / Member / colonel / not / /
Product
Territory / opposition / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Virginia / Seventh / Louisiana / Missouri / District of Columbia / Georgia / Kansas / Kentucky / Illinois / Tennessee / Pennsylvania / Iowa / New / Massachusetts / Arkansas / /
Chapter XVI. INCOMPATIBLE OFFICES. Provision of the Constitution. Section[removed]Cases of Van Ness, Hammond, Baker, and Yell. Sections 486–489. Cases of Vandever, Lane, Schenck, and Blair. Sections 490–492. General ex