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{{Short description|2nd Civilian Governor of Guam}}
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== Career ==
Elvidge was an attorney in [[Seattle, Washington]]<ref name=samoa/><ref>{{cite
As governor, Elvidge improved Guam's [[Education in Guam|school system]].<ref name=lawrence/> He also cut spending while improving the efficiency of many departments.<ref name=lawrence>{{cite book |title= A History of Guam|last= Cunningham|first= Lawrence J.|author2=Janice J. Beaty|year= 2001|publisher=[[Bess Press]]|isbn= 1-57306-068-2|pages= 295–298|url= https://books.google.com/books?id=ZsZP537hdbIC}}</ref> Elvidge resigned in 1956.<ref name=lawrence/>
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Elvidge's wife was [[Anita M. Elvidge]], an artist. They have three children, Robert, Marthanna, and Carolyn. Elvidge and her family lived in [[Seattle]], Washington, and [[Guam]].<ref name="guampedia_elvidge"/>
On July 14, 1982, Elvidge died at the age of 87 in Seattle, Washington.<ref name="google2">{{cite book|title=Washington State Bar News
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