The Political Graveyard: Alaska: Territorial House Speakers

Alaska: Territorial House Speakers

Speakers of the Alaska Territory House of Representatives, 1913-58 (May be incomplete!)
Earnest B. Collins 1913-16 Luther C. Hess 1917-18 E. J. White 1919-20 Andrew Nerland 1921-22 Cash Cole 1923-24 C. H. Wilcox 1925-26 Sumner S. Smith 1927-28 R. C. Rothenburg 1929-30 Grover C. Winn 1931-32 Joseph A. McDonald 1933 Joseph S. Hofman 1935-36 Joe Green 1937-39 Howard Lyng 1939-40 Herbert H. McCutcheon 1941-42 James V. Davis 1943-44 Jesse D. Lander 1945-46 Oscar S. Gill 1947 James Nolan 1949 Stanley J. McCutcheon 1949-50 William A. Egan 1951-52 George J. Miscovich 1953-54 Wendell P. Kay 1955-56 Richard J. Greuel 1957-58

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1947 Nov 18: Oscar S. Gill, died in office.

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