Washington
Washington, officially the State of Washington, is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is often referred to as Washington state to distinguish it from the national capital, both named for George Washington.
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Politician
Samuel S. Yoder
U. S. representative
Adam Yarmolinsky
American author
Anne Royall
Travel writer
Zalmon Richards
American educator
William Preble Hall
Thomas Henry Barry
Thomas Birch Florence
U. S. representative
Benjamin Alvord Jr.
American soldier
Paul S. Devrouax
American architect
Mary E. Switzer
American public administrator
Michael Novak
Austrian football player
Charles O. Andrews
Former United States Senator
Robert Rantoul Jr.
Former member of the United States Senate
Amiel Weeks Whipple
American military officer
Tolbert Lanston
Nick Altrock
American baseball player
Frederick Vernon Coville
American botanist
Joseph Nelson Rose
American botanist
Richard Wayne Dirksen
American musician
Anita Newcomb McGee
American medical doctor
Gladys Thayer
American painter
Joseph Rider Farrington
American statesman
Herbert Covington Bonner
Former United States Representative
Francis Cherry
Former Governor of Arkansas
John Wesley Hoyt
American Politician
H. Freeman Matthews
Diplomat
Charles W. Waterman
Former United States Senator
Daniel E. Garrett
U. S. representative
George J. Stannard
Farmer
Portus Baxter
Banker
James H. Brady
Former Governor of Idaho
Albert Cassell
American architect
Clovis E. Byers
American soldier
Blanton Winship
American lawyer
Enoch Crowder
American lawyer
Mirza Muzaffar Ahmad
Pakistani civil servant
Buckner Thruston
Former United States Senator
William Raspberry
American columnist
Manuel de Aspiroz
Mexican diplomat
Alexander Burton Hagner
Justice
David Kellogg Cartter
Minister resident
Oscar Raymond Luhring
Justice
George Dern
Former Governor of Utah
Charles Heywood
Commanding officer
Carl E. McGowan
Federal judge
Roy S. Benson
