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Edwin E. Grant (August 2, 1887 - August 23, 1966) served in the California legislature as a state Senator of the 19th District, representing San Francisco. In 1914 he was the subject of the second successful recall attempt in California history, in which he was replaced by .

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rdfs:comment	Edwin E. Grant (August 2, 1887 - August 23, 1966) served in the California legislature as a state Senator of the 19th District, representing San Francisco. In 1914 he was the subject of the second successful recall attempt in California history, in which he was replaced by . (en)
foaf:name	Edwin E. Grant (en)
name	Edwin E. Grant (en)
birth place	San Francisco, California
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birth place	San Francisco, California, U.S. (en)
birth date	1887-08-02 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	20th-century American politicians Place of birth missing Place of death missing 1887 births 1966 deaths California state senators Members of the California State Legislature Recalled state legislators of the United States California Democrats
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California San Francisco Democratic Party (United States) Richard J. Welch 20th-century American politicians Place of birth missing Place of death missing California's 19th State Senate district 1887 births 1966 deaths California state senators Members of the California State Legislature Alameda, California Recalled state legislators of the United States How a bill becomes a law Recall election Red-light district California Democrats Civil servant San Francisco, California dbr:Edward_I._Wolfe dbr:Ed_Wolfe_(California_State_Senator)
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.joincalifornia.com/candidate/10010
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has abstract	Edwin E. Grant (August 2, 1887 - August 23, 1966) served in the California legislature as a state Senator of the 19th District, representing San Francisco. In 1914 he was the subject of the second successful recall attempt in California history, in which he was replaced by . Grant's recall was sparked by his cosponsorship of the Red Light Abatement Act, legislation purportedly aimed at curbing prostitution, a stance at odds with constituents in a San Francisco red-light district he represented. Wolfe, who had previously run against Grant in 1912 and lost by just 95 votes, was elected with 53 percent voting for recall. Grant lost by a margin of three-to-one in San Francisco's vice and financial districts. (en)
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