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Heber w. Adams, Jr, Lawyer. Born in Pike County, Mo., son of Heber W. and Elizabeth (Reading) Adams. Was educated in the public schools of Missouri and graduated from St. Louis Law School, in 1886, and began the practice of law in June, 1886. Was appointed assistant prosecuting attorney in St. Louis by Mayor D. R. Francis, which position he held from 1889 to 1891, and has been in general practice since. General council and attorney for St. Louis, Galveston Coal and Mining company, and is president of the Simpkins Manufacturing Company. In politics he is a Democrat. A member of the Presbyterian Church.
Heber w. Adams, Jr, Lawyer. Born in Pike County, Mo., son of Heber W. and Elizabeth (Reading) Adams. Was educated in the public schools of Missouri and graduated from St. Louis Law School, in 1886, and began the practice of law in June, 1886. Was appointed assistant prosecuting attorney in St. Louis by Mayor D. R. Francis, which position he held from 1889 to 1891, and has been in general practice since. General council and attorney for St. Louis, Galveston Coal and Mining company, and is president of the Simpkins Manufacturing Company. In politics he is a Democrat. A member of the Presbyterian Church.
THE MISSOURIANS page 232
Heber w. Adams, Jr, Lawyer. Born in Pike County, Mo., son of Heber W. and Elizabeth (Reading) Adams. Was educated in the public schools of Missouri and graduated from St. Louis Law School, in 1886, and began the practice of law in June, 1886. Was appointed assistant prosecuting attorney in St. Louis by Mayor D. R. Francis, which position he held from 1889 to 1891, and has been in general practice since. General council and attorney for St. Louis, Galveston Coal and Mining company, and is president of the Simpkins Manufacturing Company. In politics he is a Democrat. A member of the Presbyterian Church.
Heber w. Adams, Jr, Lawyer. Born in Pike County, Mo., son of Heber W. and Elizabeth (Reading) Adams. Was educated in the public schools of Missouri and graduated from St. Louis Law School, in 1886, and began the practice of law in June, 1886. Was appointed assistant prosecuting attorney in St. Louis by Mayor D. R. Francis, which position he held from 1889 to 1891, and has been in general practice since. General council and attorney for St. Louis, Galveston Coal and Mining company, and is president of the Simpkins Manufacturing Company. In politics he is a Democrat. A member of the Presbyterian Church.
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