Robert L. Bailey

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Robert L. Bailey (August 7, 1892 – December 23, 1957) was the eighth Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas, serving as Governor Carl Edward Bailey's lieutenant governor, as well as Governor Homer Martin Adkins' first lieutenant governor.

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Preceded by William Lee Cazort	Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas 1937–1943	Succeeded by James Lavesque Shaver

v t e Lieutenant Governors of Arkansas
Parnell Cazort Wilson Cazort Bailey Shaver Gordon Britt Riley Purcell Bryant Tucker Huckabee Rockefeller Halter Darr Griffin

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