Carl Trumbull Hayden
2 Oct 1877 - 25 Jan 1972
bornTempe, Arizona, USA
diedMesa, Arizona, USA
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BiographyU.S. Congressman and Senator.Tempe Councilman, 1900-1902.
First congressman from Arizona after it became a state in 1912.
Graduated from the Territorial Normal School, 1896.
Secretary of the C. T. Hayden Co., 1899.
First gained prominence in a heroic pursuit and capture of fugitives who had robbed the
Maricopa and Phoenix Railroad train near Tempe in 1910.
Became a powerful political figure, with unsurpassed 57-year tenure in U.S. Congress. His
most significant accomplishments were in the areas of federal reclamation and irrigation, federal highway legislation, and women's suffrage.
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BIO-Hayden
BIO-Hayden, Charles
BIO-Hayden, Carl
Federal census (Tempe), 1900
Old Settlers Collection, THM
Who is Who in Arizona, 1958
Tempe CD, 1899
Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe
HPS-146
TH-311
Farley, Law Enforcement, 1 Aug 1975
Solliday, Journey to Rio Salado, pp. 77, 96
Hopkins and Thomas, The ASU Story, p. 129
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