Lon Vest Stephens

Lon Vest Stephens
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Lawrence "Lon" Vest Stephens (born December 1, 1855 in Boonville, Missouri; died January 10, 1923), was a U.S. politician from Missouri. He served as State Treasurer of Missouri from 1890 to 1897, and as Governor of Missouri from 1897 to 1901.

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Political offices
Preceded by Edward T. Noland	Missouri State Treasurer 1890-1897	Succeeded by Frank L. Pitts
Preceded by William J. Stone	Governor of Missouri 1897-1901	Succeeded by Alexander Monroe Dockery

v • d • e Treasurers of Missouri

Didier • Simonds • Earickson • Walker • McClellan • Glover • Morrison • Bingham • Bishop • Dallmeyer • Hays • Salmon • Mercer • Gates • Chappell • Seibert • Noland • L. Stephens • Pitts • Williams • Gmelich • Cowgill • Deal • Middelkamp • Thompson • C. Stephens • Brunk • Nacy • Winn • Bell • Winn • Nacy • Morris • Bates • Morris • Carpenter • Morris • Robinson • Spainhower • Carnahan • Bailey • Holden • Farmer • Steelman

v • d • e Governors and Lieutenant Governors of Missouri

Governors	McNair · Bates · Williams · Miller · Dunklin · Boggs · Reynolds · M. Marmaduke · Edwards · King · Price · Polk · H. Jackson · Stewart · C. Jackson · Gamble · Hall · Fletcher · McClurg · Brown · Woodson · Hardin · Phelps · Crittenden · J. Marmaduke · Morehouse · Francis · Stone · Stephens · Dockery · Folk · Hadley · Major · Gardner · Hyde · Baker · Caulfield · Park · Stark · Donnell · Donnelly · Smith · Donnelly · Blair · Dalton · Hearnes · Bond · Teasdale · Bond · Ashcroft · Carnahan · Wilson · Holden · Blunt · Nixon (elect)

Lieutenant Governors	Ashley · Reeves · Dunklin · Boggs · Cannon · Marmaduke · Young · Price · Brown · Jackson · Reynolds · Hall · Smith · Stanard · Gravely · Johnson · Coleman · Brockmeyer · Campbell · Morehouse · Claycomb · O'Meara · Bolte · Lee · Rubey · McKinley · Gmelich · Painter · Crossley · Lloyd · Bennett · Winter · Harris · Davis · Blair · Long · Bush · Eagleton · Morris · Phelps · Rothman · Woods · Carnahan · Wilson · Maxwell · Kinder

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