Another holder of this office issued Executive Order 44, known as the (*) Extermination Order, against Mormons.
One holder of this office used a string attached to a shotgun to kill himself after breakfast. The first holder of this office signed the Solemn Public Act, only emigrated from Pennsylvania after losing his inheritance to his brother in a boxing match, and won election to this office in a landslide over explorer William Clark. Another holder of this office issued Executive Order 44, known as the (*) Extermination Order, against Mormons. In addition to Alexander McNair and Lillburn Boggs, this office was held for most of the 1990s by a man who died in a 2000 plane crash while running for the Senate against another former holder of this office, who anointed himself with Crisco upon winning it. For 10 points, name this state executive office, held by Mel Carnahan and John Ashcroft.
One holder of this office used a string attached to a shotgun to kill himself after breakfast.
Governor of Missouri