Stephen Warfield Gambrill

American lawyer and politician

Stephen Warfield Gambrill - Leaders & Politicians born October 2nd, 1873
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Served as a lawyer and a politician in the United States. Held the position of State's Attorney for Baltimore City. Played a significant role in local governance and legal frameworks during the early 20th century. Engaged in various civic activities and contributed to the legal profession. Actively participated in political discourse surrounding law and governance in Maryland.

Served as State's Attorney for Baltimore City

Involved in legal reforms in Maryland

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