The Political Graveyard: Iowa: State Attorneys General

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Iowa: State Attorneys General

Index of Politicians by Office Held or Sought

Iowa State Attorneys General, 1853-1970 (May be incomplete!)
David C. Cloud 1853-56 Samuel A. Rice 1856-61 Charles C. Nourse 1861-65 Isaac L. Allen 1865-66 Frederick E. Bissell 1866-67 Henry O'Conner 1867-72 Marsena Edgar Cutts 1872-77 John F. McJunkin 1877-81 Smith McPherson 1881-85 Andrew Jackson Baker 1885-89 John Y. Stone 1889-95 Milton Remley 1895-1901 Charles W. Mullan 1901-07 Howard W. Byers 1907-11 George Cosson 1911-17 Horace M. Havner 1917-21 Ben J. Gibson 1921-27 John Fletcher 1927-32 Edward L. O'Connor 1932-37 John H. Mitchell 1937-39 Fred D. Everett 1939-40 John M. Rankin 1940-47 Robert L. Larson 1947-53 Leo Hoegh 1953-54 Dayton Countryman 1954-57 Norman Erbe 1957-61 Evan L. Hultman 1961-65 Lawrence F. Scalise 1965-66 Richard C. Turner 1967-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Iowa State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1880's (may be incomplete!)

1884: Andrew Jackson Baker (Rep), elected.

Iowa State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1920's (may be incomplete!)

1920: J. Ray Files, defeated.

Iowa State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1940's (may be incomplete!)

1940 Jun 10: Fred D. Everett, died in office.
1944: Harry F. Garrett, defeated.
1947 Jun 25: Robert L. Larson, appointed.

Iowa State Attorneys General: Events and Candidates of the 1970's (may be incomplete!)

1970 Nov 3: Richard C. Turner (Rep), elected; Raymond T. Walton (Dem), defeated.

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