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Введение
Американский политик (1847–1924)
American politician (1847–1924)
Уильям Винсент Аллен (28 января 1847 – 12 января 1924) — американский юрист и дважды сенатор от штата Небраска.
William Vincent Allen (January 28, 1847January 12, 1924) was an American jurist and twice a U. S. Senator from Nebraska.
Ранние годы
Аллен родился в Мидуэе, штат Огайо. В 1857 году он переехал с родителями в Айову, где посещал общеобразовательные школы и Университет Верхней Айовы в Файетте, штат Айова. Он женился на Бланш Мотт, родившейся в Тидионте, округ Уоррен, штат Пенсильвания, хотя большую часть жизни она провела в Айове. Ее родители переехали в этот штат, когда ей было десять лет. Там она получила образование и вышла замуж в Файетте, штат Айова, за достопочтенного Уильяма В. Аллена 9 мая 1870 года. У них было четверо детей: три дочери (Лулу, Вилла и Эдит) и один сын. Во время Гражданской войны он служил рядовым в 32-м пехотном полку добровольцев штата Айова и входил в состав 3 особых или специальных комитетов. Во время своего первого срока в Сенате он возглавлял специальный комитет по лесным заповедникам и сохранил свой пост, когда комитет стал постоянным комитетом по лесным заповедникам и охране дичи во время 54-го Конгресса. Когда он вернулся в Сенат на второй срок во время 56-го Конгресса, он снова был назначен в этот комитет, но уже не в качестве председателя.
Allen was born in Midway, Ohio. He moved with his parents to Iowa in 1857, where he attended the common schools and Upper Iowa University at Fayette, Iowa. He married Blanche Mott, born in Tidionte, Warren county, Pennsylvania, though most of her life was spent in Iowa. Her parents moved to that state when she was ten years old. Here she was educated, and married at Fayette, Iowa, to Hon. William V. Allen, May 9, 1870. Four children, three daughters (Lulu, Willa and Edith) and one son. He served as a private with the 32nd Iowa Volunteer Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. and 3 select or special committees. During his first term in the Senate, he chaired the Select Committee on Forest Reservations, and retained his chairmanship when the committee became the standing Committee on Forest Reservations and the Protection of Game during the 54th Congress. When he returned to the Senate for his second term during the 56th Congress, he was again appointed to this committee, but did not serve as chairman. Committee Congresses Notes Forest Reservations (Select)Forest Reservations and the Protection of Game 53rd54th – 56th Chairman (53rd – 55th)Renamed and made a standing committee in the 54th Congress Claims 53rd – 56th Indian Affairs 53rd – 55th Public Lands 53rd – 55th Transportation Routes to the Seaboard 54th – 55th Privileges and Elections 55th Agriculture and Forestry 56th Interstate Commerce 56th Pensions 56th The Philippines 56th Transportation and Sale of Meat Products (Select) 53rd – 55th Investigate Attempts at Bribery, etc. (Special) 53rd
Комитет Конгрессы Примечания
Лесные заповедники (специальный) Лесные заповедники и охрана дичи 53-й 54-й – 56-й Председатель (53-й – 55-й) Переименован и преобразован в постоянный комитет на 54-м Конгрессе
Претензии 53-й – 56-й
Дела индейцев 53-й – 55-й
Государственные земли 53-й – 55-й
Транспортные маршруты к морскому побережью 54-й – 55-й
Привилегии и выборы 55-й
Сельское хозяйство и лесное хозяйство 56-й
Межгосударственная торговля 56-й
Пенсии 56-й
Филиппины 56-й
Транспортировка и продажа мясных продуктов (специальный) 53-й – 55-й
Расследование попыток взяточничества и т.д. (специальный) 53-й
Allen was born in Midway, Ohio. He moved with his parents to Iowa in 1857, where he attended the common schools and Upper Iowa University at Fayette, Iowa. He married Blanche Mott, born in Tidionte, Warren county, Pennsylvania, though most of her life was spent in Iowa. Her parents moved to that state when she was ten years old. Here she was educated, and married at Fayette, Iowa, to Hon. William V. Allen, May 9, 1870. Four children, three daughters (Lulu, Willa and Edith) and one son. He served as a private with the 32nd Iowa Volunteer Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. and 3 select or special committees. During his first term in the Senate, he chaired the Select Committee on Forest Reservations, and retained his chairmanship when the committee became the standing Committee on Forest Reservations and the Protection of Game during the 54th Congress. When he returned to the Senate for his second term during the 56th Congress, he was again appointed to this committee, but did not serve as chairman. Committee Congresses Notes Forest Reservations (Select)Forest Reservations and the Protection of Game 53rd54th – 56th Chairman (53rd – 55th)Renamed and made a standing committee in the 54th Congress Claims 53rd – 56th Indian Affairs 53rd – 55th Public Lands 53rd – 55th Transportation Routes to the Seaboard 54th – 55th Privileges and Elections 55th Agriculture and Forestry 56th Interstate Commerce 56th Pensions 56th The Philippines 56th Transportation and Sale of Meat Products (Select) 53rd – 55th Investigate Attempts at Bribery, etc. (Special) 53rd
Смерть
Он умер в Лос-Анджелесе, штат Калифорния, 12 января 1924 года и был похоронен на кладбище Краун-Хилл в Мэдисоне, Небраска.
He died in Los Angeles, California on January 12, 1924, and was interred in Crown Hill Cemetery at Madison, Nebraska.
Работы
"Необходимость Народной партии", "Арена", том 30, № 4 (октябрь 1903), стр. 410–414.
"Necessity of the People's Party," The Arena, vol. 30, no. 4 (Oct. 1903), pp. 410–414.