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Mayors of Nogales, Arizona

Mayors of Nogales, 1893-2004 (may be incomplete!)
James Mix 1893-94 Anton Proto 1894-95 Fred Herrera 1895-96 G. A. Avery 1897-98 Ramon Vasquez 1899-1900 W. F. Overton 1901-02 Harry W. Kelsy 1903-04 John Brickwood 1906-10 A. H. Noon 1910-12 L. W. Mix 1913-16 H. M. Clagett 1916-18 Wirt G. Bowman 1918-19 George H. Fiedler 1919-20 James A. Harrison 1920-24 Duane Bird 1925-27 Harry J. Karns 1927-33 Joseph E. Wise 1933-35 Andrew Bettwy 1935-37 C. C. Cheshire 1937-39 Louis B. Hudgin 1939-45 James V. Robins 1945-51 Harry G. Chernin 1951-55 Jose Colunga 1955-59 Abe Rochlin 1959-65 Arthur M. Doan 1965-79 F. D. Fontes 1979-85 Marcelino Varona, Jr. 1985-87 Daniel G. Doyle 1987-89 Jose L. de la Ossa 1989-90 Mary P. Macias 1991-92 Jose Canchola 1993-94 Louis Valdez 1995-96 Cesar G. Rios 1997-2000 Marco A. Lopez 2001-

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The Political Graveyard is a web site about U.S. political history and cemeteries. It is the Internet's most comprehensive source for American political biography, listing 192,291 politicians, living and dead.

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