Clyde D. Mead
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Clyde D. Mead was a political candidate in Wisconsin. In 1918, Mead was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin.[1] He lost to incumbent Edward Dithmar. In 1920, he ran for the United States Senate, losing to incumbent Irvine Lenroot. Mead later ran for Treasurer of Wisconsin.[2] He lost to Solomon Levitan. Mead was a member of the Prohibition Party.
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