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Sam A. Kozer
Sam A. Kozer (October 19, 1871 – October 12, 1935) was a politician who served as Oregon's Secretary of State from 1920 to 1928. He was a member of the Republican Party. Kozer also served as the Oregon's first Insurance Commissioner (1909–1911), Deputy Secretary of State (1911–1920), and Budget Director (1928–1931).
==Early life==
Sam A. Kozer was born in Steelton, Pennsylvania to George M. and Cathrine Kozer. He graduated high school in 1888. For money, Kozer would sell local news papers and do odd jobs.〔 He remained in Pennsylvania through his late teen years working of the Pennsylvania Steel Company.〔〔 After 18 months with the company, he was promoted to the chemical laboratory.〔
At the age of 19, Kozer moved to Oregon where he proceeded to work odd jobs.〔 His first two jobs were working on a farm and in a hotel in Gearhart, Oregon.〔 On February 1, 1890, Kozer was hired as clerk in the Clatsop County recorder's office.〔 Over the next eight years, Kozer worked at multiple other offices in Clatsop County.〔 In 1896, Kozer married Nannie Belcher of Astoria, Oregon.〔 In 1898, Frank Dunbar, Kozer's boss in the recorder's office, was elected as Secretary of State of Oregon.〔 Kozer was named chief clerk of Dunbar's office.〔
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