The Political Graveyard: Arizona: House Speakers

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Arizona: House Speakers

Index of Politicians by Office Held or Sought

Speakers of the Arizona State House of Representatives, 1912-92 (May be incomplete!)
Samuel B. Bradner 1912-14 William Eugene Brooks 1915-16 A. A. Johns 1917-18 Andrew C. Peterson 1919-20 Paul C. Keefe 1921-22 Daniel P. Jones 1923-24 Charles E. MacMillin 1925 Albert Mercer Crawford 1927-28 M. J. Hannon 1929-32 Stephen A. Spear 1933 William G. Rosenbaum 1934 Thomas Dyer Tway 1935 Edward Fay Bohlinger 1936 Vernon G. Davis 1937 Frank W. Sharpe, Jr. 1938 J. Melvin Goodson 1939-40 William Spaid 1940 James R. Heron 1941-42 O. L. McDaniel 1943-44 Fred J. Fritz 1945-46 Edward Lester Jameson 1947-48 Raymond G. Langham 1949-52 John C. Smith, Jr. 1953-54 Harry Sidney Ruppelius 1955-56 W. L. Cook 1957-62 Wilbur B. Barkley 1963-64 Andrew Jackson Gilbert 1965-66 Stanley F. Turley 1967-68 John H. Haugh 1969-70 Timothy A. Barrow 1971-72 Stanley William Akers 1973-76 Frank Kelley 1977-84 James J. Sossaman 1985-86 Joe Lane 1987-88 Jane Dee Hull 1989-92

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