Jeff Davis (born May 6, 1862 in Little River County, Arkansas; died January 13, 1913 in Little Rock, Arkansas) succeeded Daniel Webster Jones as the twentieth Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 8, 1901 and January 8, 1907. Following the end of Davis' term in office, John Sebastian Little (born March 14, 1851 in Sebastian County, Arkansas; died October 29, 1916) became the twenty-first Governor of Arkansas, serving between Janaury 8, 1907 and February 15, 1907. Following the end of Little's term in office, John Isaac Moore (born February 7, 1856 in Lafayette County, Mississippi; died March 18, 1937) became Acting Governor of Arkansas, serving between February 15, 1907 and May 14, 1907. Following the end of Moore's term in office, Xenophon Overton Pindall (born August 21, 1873 in Monroe County, Missouri; died January 2, 1935 in Little Rock, Arkansas) became Acting Governor of Arkansas, serving between May 14, 1907 and January 11, 1909.
He was state attorney general and governor of Arkansas.
Jeff Davis (born May 6, 1862 in Little River County, Arkansas; died January 13, 1913 in Little Rock, Arkansas) succeeded Daniel Webster Jones as the twentieth Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 8, 1901 and January 8, 1907, including the whole of 1905.
Jeff Davis (born May 6, 1862 in Little River County, Arkansas; died January 13, 1913 in Little Rock, Arkansas) succeeded Daniel Webster Jones as the twentieth Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 8, 1901 and January 8, 1907, including the whole of 1902.
Jeff Davis (born May 6, 1862 in Little River County, Arkansas; died January 13, 1913 in Little Rock, Arkansas) succeeded Daniel Webster Jones as the twentieth Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 8, 1901 and January 8, 1907, including the whole of 1903.
Jeff Davis (born May 6, 1862 in Little River County, Arkansas; died January 13, 1913 in Little Rock, Arkansas) succeeded Daniel Webster Jones as the twentieth Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 8, 1901 and January 8, 1907, including the whole of 1906.
Jeff Davis (born May 6, 1862 in Little River County, Arkansas; died January 13, 1913 in Little Rock, Arkansas) succeeded Daniel Webster Jones as the twentieth Governor of Arkansas, serving between January 8, 1901 and January 8, 1907, including the whole of 1904.
Arkansas does not have a president, it has a governor. The governor is Mike Beebe.
Xenophon Overton Pindall (born August 21, 1873 in Monroe County, Missouri; died January 2, 1935 in Little Rock, Arkansas) succeeded John Isaac Moore as Acting Governor of Arkansas, serving between May 14, 1907 and January 11, 1909, including the whole of 1908.
He was the Governor of Arkansas.
Asa Hutchinson is the 46th and current Governor of Arkansas.
He was the Governor of Arkansas.
Bill Clinton was not the governor of Arkansas when Hillary Clinton passed the Arkansas bar exam. Both Bill Clinton and Hillary were teachers at a University in Arkansas before he became the Governor of Arkansas.