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{{Infobox Politician
| name = William M. Butler
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| office = United States Senator from Massachusetts
| term_start = November 13, 1924
| term_end = December 6, 1926
| predecessor = Henry Cabot Lodge
| successor = David I. Walsh
| birth_date = January 29, 1861
| birth_place = New Bedford, Massachusetts, U.S.
| death_date = March 29, 1937
| death_place = Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
| party = Republican
}}

'''William Morgan Butler''' (January 29, 1861 – March 29, 1937) was an [[American]] lawyer, politician, and a [[United States Senator]] from [[Massachusetts]]. Butler's political career was marked by his tenure as a Senator and his role as chairman of the [[Republican National Committee]].

==Early Life and Education==
William M. Butler was born in [[New Bedford, Massachusetts]], and pursued an education in law. After completing his legal studies, he was admitted to the bar and began his practice in Massachusetts.

==Political Career==
Butler's political career began in state politics where he served in various capacities before stepping onto the national stage. In 1924, following the death of Senator [[Henry Cabot Lodge]], Butler was appointed to fill the vacant Senate seat. He served as a Senator from November 13, 1924, until December 6, 1926. During his tenure, he was involved in several key legislative activities and was known for his conservative stance on many issues.

In addition to his role as a Senator, Butler was also influential in the [[Republican Party]], serving as the chairman of the Republican National Committee. His leadership was pivotal during critical election cycles, and he was instrumental in organizing and strategizing for national campaigns.

==Later Life and Legacy==
After his tenure in the Senate, Butler continued to be active in law and politics until his death in 1937 in [[Boston, Massachusetts]]. His contributions to Massachusetts and national politics are remembered for their impact on the Republican Party and his steadfast legislative work.

==See Also==
* [[List of United States Senators from Massachusetts]]
* [[Republican National Committee]]

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