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Mayors of East St. Louis, Illinois
Mayors of East St. Louis, 1865-2007 (may be
incomplete!)
John
B. Bowman 1865-66
John
B. Lovington 1867
John
B. Bowman 1868
Vital
Jarrot 1869-70
Dennis
Ryan 1871-72
John
B. Bowman 1872-74
Samuel
S. Hake 1875-76
John
B. Bowman 1877-78
Maurice
Joyce 1879-80
John
J. McLean 1881-82
O.
R. Winton 1883-84
Maurice
Joyce 1885-86
Melbern
M. Stephens 1887-95
Henry
F. Bader 1895-97
Melbern
M. Stephens 1897-1903
Silas
Cook 1903-11
Charles
S. Lambert 1911-13
John
Chamberlin 1913-15
Frank
Mollman 1915-19
Melbern
M. Stephens 1919-27
Frank
Doyle 1927-33
James
T. Crow 1933-39
John
T. Connors 1939-51
Alvin
G. Fields 1951-71
James
E. Williams 1971-75
William
E. Mason 1975-79
Carl
E. Officer 1979-91
Gordon
D. Bush 1991-92
Alvin
Parks, Jr. 2007
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
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