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Sen. Elbert Thomas and unknown man at Seagull Monument
No full textPhotograph of Senator Elbert Duncan Thomas taken in front of Seagull Monument with unknown man
Sen. Elbert Thomas at the Salt Lake Temple
No full textSenator Elbert Duncan Thomas, (1883-1953), at Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah
Portrait of Senator Elbert D. Thomas
No full textHandwritten inscription: \u27To Mr. Felton M. Johnston with sincere good wishes - [Elbert Thomas]\u27https://egrove.olemiss.edu/fmjohnston/1257/thumbnail.jp
Sparks, Thomas Elbert
No full textThomas Elbert Sparks, LL.B.
Greenville, Kentucky
ΤΔΑ; ΦΑΔ; Henry Clay Law Society; Editorial Staff Kentucky Law Journal (3, 4); Republican Club (2, 3) President (4); Muhlenberg Club; Class Basketball (2)
“Elbert” began as an Engineer, stumbling and floundering in the night.
But at length he saw how futile was his course, and followed the hopeful light.
Now “Elbert” is a full-fledged lawyer, with his name adorned with “A’s”,
To reward him for his merits, and the mending of this ways.
-The Kentuckian, 1923----------------------------------
Thomas Elbert Sparks (December 15, 1900 - September 18, 1955) was born in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky to Thomas Jefferson Sparks and Montie Dell Oates. Sparks practiced law in Muhlenberg County where he also served terms as County judge, Greenville city attorney, and Central City city attorney. He married Alma Hutchen in 1924.https://uknowledge.uky.edu/klapp_1923/1017/thumbnail.jp
Elbert D. Thomas
No full textBlack and white photograph of Elbert D. Thomas, a U.S. Senator from Utah in the 1940s
Senator Elbert D. Thomas
No full textScan of photo of Elbert D. Thomas, Senator from Utah from 1933 to 1951. Photo addressed to Mike Masaoka and dated June 11, 1952
Elbert D. Thomas Family
No full textLittle Chio Thomas (Hansen) was born in Japan to Elbert D. Thomas and his wife while he presided over the Japanese LDS Mission. Thomas was a professor of Political Science and History at the University of Utah, a major in the Utah National Guard, president of the Japanese LDS Mission, and a United States Senator from Utah during the 1930\u27s-40\u27s
Senator Elbert Duncan Thomas 1939
No full textBlack and white photograph of Senator Elbert Duncan Thomas, 1939, Washington
Elbert D. Thomas
No full textKate Thomas was the sister of Elbert D. Thomas. Thomas was a professor of Political Science and History at the University of Utah, a major in the Utah National Guard, president of the Japanese LDS Mission, and a United States Senator from Utah during the 1930\u27s-40\u27s
Elbert D. Thomas
No full textImage shows Elbert D. Thomas (center, front row) with his wife, daughter, and all the missionaries of the Japanese LDS Mission he presided over. Thomas was a professor of Political Science and History at the University of Utah, a major in the Utah National Guard, president of the Japanese LDS Mission, and a United States Senator from Utah during the 1930\u27s-40\u27s
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