The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Newport, Kentucky

Mayors of Newport, Kentucky

Mayors of Newport, 1834-2002 (may be incomplete!)
Francis T. Helm 1834-38 John B. Lindsey 1838-39 Francis T. Helm 1839-45 John B. Lindsey 1845-49 Horatio T. Harris 1849-50 John N. Taliaferro 1850-51 Robert D. Hayman 1851-52 T. W. DeCoursey 1852-53 George R. Fearons 1853-55 Frederick A. Boyd 1855-56 George R. Fearons 1856-58 Edmund W. Hawkins, Sr. 1858-62 Robert B. McCracken 1862-66 C. P. Buchanan 1866-70 Richard H. Hayman 1870-74 Louis Constans 1874-75 Albert S. Berry 1876-77 William H. Harton 1878-85 James C. Wright 1886-87 M. V. Daly 1888-89 Albert S. Berry 1890-91 George H. Ahlering 1891-93 Paris C. Brown 1894-97 Edward Biltz 1897-1900 Robert W. Nelson 1900-04 August Helmbold 1904-08 Edward L. Krieger 1908-12 August Helmbold 1912-16 Andrew J. Livingston 1916-20 Joseph G. Hermann 1920-24 Andrew J. Livingston 1924-28 Fred L. McLane 1928-32 Fred C. Weber 1932-36 Joseph G. Hermann 1936-40 Leo R. Broering 1940-44 Oscar O. Hesch 1944-48 James E. Deckert 1948-52 Robert L. Sidell 1952-56 Alfred G. Maybury 1956-60 Ralph Mussman 1960-64 John J. Peluso 1964-68 John A. Schmitz 1968-72 Roland T. Vories 1972-76 John J. Peluso 1976-80 Irene Deaton 1980-84 Steven Goetz 1984-90 Tom Guidugli 1990-2002

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1955 Sep 24: Alfred G. Maybury, nominated; Clarence William Lehkamp, nominated; Larry Connett, defeated in primary; James E. Deckert, defeated in primary.

1955 Nov 8: Alfred G. Maybury, elected; Clarence William Lehkamp, defeated.

1959 Sep 19: Ralph Mussman, nominated; Lawrence Hehman, nominated; Robert A. Fischer, defeated in primary.

1959 Nov 3: Ralph Mussman, elected; Lawrence Hehman, defeated.

1963 Sep 21: John J. Peluso, nominated; Robert Allen, nominated; Roland T. Vories, defeated in primary; Charles T. Sarakatsannis, defeated in primary; J. Howard McGehey, defeated in primary; Tito Carinci, defeated in primary.

1963 Nov 5: John J. Peluso, elected; Robert Allen, defeated.

1967 Sep 23: John A. Schmitz, nominated; Roland T. Vories, nominated; Hargis Cole, defeated in primary; A. J. 'Tony' Warndorf, defeated in primary; Leonard M. Glasscock, defeated in primary.

1967 Nov 7: John A. Schmitz, elected; Roland T. Vories, defeated.

1971 Nov 2: Roland T. Vories, elected; John J. Peluso, defeated.

1975 May 27: John J. Peluso, nominated; Charles T. Sarakatsannis, nominated; John A. Schmitz, defeated in primary.

1975 Nov 4: John J. Peluso, elected; Charles T. Sarakatsannis, defeated.

1983: Steven Goetz, elected; John J. Peluso, defeated.

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