Category:Duncan Upshaw Fletcher

**Duncan U. Fletcher**
	American politician (1859-1936)
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Name in native language	Duncan U. Fletcher;
Date of birth	6 January 1859; Americus
Date of death	17 June 1936; Washington, D.C.
Place of burial	Florida;
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	Vanderbilt University;
Occupation	politician; lawyer;
Member of political party	Democratic Party;
Position held	member of the Florida House of Representatives; United States senator (1909–1911); United States senator (1911–1913); United States senator (1913–1915); United States senator (1915–1917); United States senator (1917–1919); United States senator (1919–1921); United States senator (1921–1923); United States senator (1923–1925); United States senator (1925–1927); United States senator (1927–1929); United States senator (1929–1931); United States senator (1931–1933); United States senator (1933–1935); United States senator (1935–1936);
Child	Ellen Fletcher;
Work location	Washington, D.C.; Tallahassee;
Award received	Honorary doctorate of the University of Florida (1933);
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Duncan Upshaw Fletcher (1859 – 1936) was an American lawyer and politician of the Democratic Party.

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ALL SOULS CHURCH. CEREMONIES AT LAYING OF A CORNERSTONE AT 16TH AND R. CHURCH NOT BUILT THERE, LATER BUILT AT 16TH AND HARVARD ST. DIAG. 2ND AND 3RD FROM LEFT, BERNARD R. GREEN OF LIBRARY OF LCCN2016864294.jpg 10,260 × 7,585; 9.52 MB
ALL SOULS CHURCH. CEREMONIES AT LAYING OF A CORNERSTONE AT 16TH AND R. CHURCH NOT BUILT THERE, LATER BUILT AT 16TH AND HARVARD ST. FRONT, 3RD FROM LEFT, SAMUEL R. BOND, 5TH FROM LEFT, LCCN2016864293.jpg 10,268 × 7,610; 9.15 MB
D.U. Fletcher LCCN2014716789.jpg 3,703 × 5,046; 2.33 MB
Duncan W. Fletcher of Fla. LCCN2016828602.jpg 5,353 × 4,333; 3.01 MB
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FLETCHER, DUNCAN UPSHAW, SENATOR ROM FLORIDA, 1909-1936 LCCN2016867425.jpg 7,651 × 10,334; 8.4 MB
FLETCHER, DUNCAN UPSHAW. SENATOR ROM FLORIDA, 1909-1936 LCCN2016864647.jpg 7,504 × 10,260; 9.32 MB
FLETCHER, DUNCAN UPSHAW. SENATOR ROM FLORIDA, 1909-1936 LCCN2016864648.jpg 7,495 × 10,244; 8.87 MB
FLETCHER, DUNCAN UPSHAW. SENATOR ROM FLORIDA, 1909-1936 LCCN2016870065.jpg 7,462 × 10,383; 7.84 MB
FLETCHER, DUNCAN. SENATOR LCCN2016857249.jpg 8,139 × 10,093; 6.11 MB
FLETCHER, DUNCAN. SENATOR LCCN2016857250.jpg 8,156 × 10,093; 5.82 MB
Group; Hiram Johnson, center; Charles McNary, 2nd from right; Royal S. Copeland, right LCCN2016888204.jpg 1,024 × 793; 301 KB
Hiram Johnson, Charles McNary, Royal S. Copeland.jpg 939 × 760; 521 KB
J.E. Calkins of Fla. and Senators D.U. Fletcher and Park Trammell of Fla., 1-8-25 LCCN2016849907.jpg 5,932 × 4,295; 2.81 MB
Jesse Jones, center, chairman of the RFC.jpg 937 × 747; 445 KB
Sen. D.U. Fletcher LCCN2014717728.jpg 5,053 × 3,659; 2.37 MB
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Sen. Duncan U. Fletcher & Ruth Bryan Owens, (3-18-29) LCCN2016843473.jpg 5,246 × 4,239; 2.6 MB
Sen. Duncan U. Fletcher & Ruth Bryan Owens, 3-18-29 LCCN2016843472.jpg 5,288 × 4,227; 2.83 MB
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, Fla. LCCN2016845327.jpg 4,356 × 6,016; 2.25 MB
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, Fla. LCCN2016845328.jpg 4,334 × 6,022; 2.23 MB
Vice President Dawes presents silver trophy to British Army Officer for establishing new racing automobile record. Capt Malcom Campbell who established a new world's automobile racing record LCCN2016888702.jpg 10,008 × 7,752; 11.46 MB