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- John_Truax abstract "John Truax (February 12, 1877 – May 14, 1930) was an American politician in the state of Washington. He served in the Washington House of Representatives from 1913 to 1915. Truax died in 1930 in an accident in which he drowned after driving his car off of a ferry into the river in Richland, Washington.".
- John_Truax birthDate "1877-02-12".
- John_Truax birthPlace Calhoun_County,_Michigan.
- John_Truax birthYear "1877".
- John_Truax deathDate "1930-05-14".
- John_Truax deathPlace Richland,_Washington.
- John_Truax deathPlace Washington_(US_state).
- John_Truax deathPlace Washington_(state).
- John_Truax deathYear "1930".
- John_Truax office "Member of theWashington House of Representativesfor the 15th district".
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- John_Truax wikiPageWikiLink Calhoun_County,_Michigan.
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- John_Truax wikiPageWikiLinkText "John Truax".
- John_Truax birthDate "1877-02-12".
- John_Truax birthPlace "Calhoun County, Michigan, United States".
- John_Truax caption "Truax in 1913".
- John_Truax dateOfBirth "1877-02-12".
- John_Truax dateOfDeath "1930-05-14".
- John_Truax deathDate "1930-05-14".
- John_Truax deathPlace "Richland, Washington, United States".
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- John_Truax name "John Truax".
- John_Truax name "Truax, John".
- John_Truax occupation "lawyer, judge".
- John_Truax office "Member of the Washington House of Representatives for the 15th district".
- John_Truax party "Republican".
- John_Truax placeOfBirth "Calhoun County, Michigan".
- John_Truax placeOfDeath "Richland, Washington".
- John_Truax shortDescription "American politician".
- John_Truax term "1913".
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- John_Truax description "American politician".
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- John_Truax comment "John Truax (February 12, 1877 – May 14, 1930) was an American politician in the state of Washington. He served in the Washington House of Representatives from 1913 to 1915. Truax died in 1930 in an accident in which he drowned after driving his car off of a ferry into the river in Richland, Washington.".
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- John_Truax givenName "John".
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- John_Truax name "John Truax".
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