lawyer, politician, b. Rural, Waupaca County. He graduated from the Univ. of Wisconsin (LL.B., 1891), and in 1892 set up a law practice in Superior. A Republican, he was city attorney of Superior (1900-1902), and state senator (1903-1910). In the senate he helped formulate the railroad rate law of 1905. Hudnall was a life member and president (1915-1916) of the Wisconsin State Bar Association. In 1917 he moved to Milwaukee where he practiced law until his death. Bull. State Bar Assoc. Wis., 9 (1936), pp. 275-276; Wis. Blue Book (1909); Milwaukee Journal, Oct. 1, 1936; Superior Evening Telegram, Oct. 1, 1936.Learn More
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[Source: Blue book]
