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    William Borah
    Fonctions
    Doyen du Sénat des États-Unis&#;(en)

    (6&#;ans, 10&#;mois et 15&#;jours)
    Prédécesseur Reed Smoot
    Successeur Ellison D. Smith
    Président du Comité des affaires étrangères du Sénat des États-Unis

    (8&#;ans, 3&#;mois et 2&#;jours)
    Prédécesseur Henry Cabot Lodge
    Successeur Key Pittman
    Sénateur des États-Unis

    (32&#;ans, 10&#;mois et 15&#;jours)
    Circonscription Idaho
    Législature 60e&#;(en), 61e&#;(en), 62e&#;(en), 63e&#;(en), 64e&#;(en), 65e&#;(en), 66e&#;(en), 67e&#;(en), 68e&#;(en), 69e&#;(en), 70e&#;(en), 71e&#;(en), 72e&#;(en), 73e&#;(en), 74e&#;(en), 75e&#;(en), 76e&#;(en)
    Biographie
    Nom de naissanceWilliam Edgar Borah
    SurnomLe Lion de l'Idaho[1]
    Date de naissance
    Lieu de naissanceJasper Town, comté de Wayne, Illinois, (États-Unis)
    Date de décès (à 74&#;ans)
    Lieu de décèsWashington, D.C. (États-U

    William Borah

    American politician (–)

    William Borah

    Portrait of Borah by Harris & Ewing

    In office
    March 4, &#;– January 19,
    Preceded byFred Dubois
    Succeeded byJohn Thomas
    In office
    December 1, &#;– March 3,
    Preceded byHenry Cabot Lodge
    Succeeded byKey Pittman
    In office
    March 4, &#;– January 19,
    Preceded byReed Smoot
    Succeeded byEllison D. Smith
    Born

    William Edgar Borah


    ()June 29,
    near Fairfield, Illinois, U.S.
    DiedJanuary 19, () (aged&#;74)
    Washington, D.C., U.S.
    Political partyRepublican
    Other political
    affiliations
    Silver Republican (–)
    Spouse

    Mary McConnell Borah

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    Children1 (with Alice Roosevelt Longworth)
    Parent(s)William Nathan Borah
    Elizabeth West Borah
    Alma materUniversity of Kansas
    (attended)
    Profession
    Signature
    NicknameThe Lion of Idaho[1]

    William Edgar Borah (June 29, &#;– January 19, )

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  • Senator William Borah

    Born in Illinois in , William Edgar Borah moved to Idaho in to practice lag. By he was involved in Idaho state politics, was a part-time sekreterare for Governor William McConnell and, in , married the governor's daughter, Mary McConnell. In Borah was elected to the U.S. Senate where he served until his death in Known for his public speaking skills and his independent and often controversial positions on political issues, he was a strong advocate for peace, disarmament and the major proponent for the outlawry of war.

    In he worked closely with Salmon Levinson on a campaign to outlaw war, proposing that international peace be established bygd declaring war illegal and creating a judicial substitute for war to lösa disputes and administer legal sanctions. In he introduced Senate upplösning to outlaw war and create a “judicial substitute for war,” a bill that he reintroduced igen in and although it never passed.