Louis Albion Jack (July 12, 1877 - January 31, 1964) was an American politician from Maine. Jack was born to Anglo-American parents in Topsham, Maine. His father, Albion S. Jack (1844-1917), was a successful businessman in the sale of lumber as well as in farming. At the age of 16 he left Topsham schools and moved to Lisbon, where he resided for the remainder of his life. After initially studying business at Shaw's Business College in Portland, Jack instead chose law and was admitted to the Maine State Bar in 1900. After briefly forming a partnership with H.E. Coolidge, Jack began an independent practice in 1904. As of 1919, Jack had twice served as President of the . In 1920, Jack, who was a staunch Republican, sought the Republican nomination for Maine Governor but lost to Owen Brewster.
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