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Illinois: Superintendents of Public Instruction
Illinois Superintendents of Public Instruction, 1854-1975
(May be incomplete!)
Ninian
W. Edwards 1854-57
William
H. Powell 1857-59
Newton
Bateman 1859-63
John
P. Brooks 1863-65
Newton
Bateman 1865-75
Samuel
M. Etter 1875-79
James
P. Slade 1879-83
Henry
Raab 1883-87
Richards
Edwards 1887-91
Henry
Raab 1891-95
Samuel
Inglis 1895-98
Joseph
H. Freeman 1898-99
Alfred
Bayliss 1899-1907
Francis
G. Blair 1907-35
John
A. Wieland 1935-43
Vernon
L. Nickell 1943-59
George
T. Wilkins 1959-63
Ray
Page 1963-71
Michael
J. Bakalis 1971-75
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
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