The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Kalamazoo, Michigan

Mayors of Kalamazoo, Michigan

Mayors of Kalamazoo, 1884-2007 (may be incomplete!)
Allen Potter 1884 Edwin W. DeYoe 1885 Peyton Ranney 1886-87 Otto Ihling 1887-89 William E. Hill 1890 Frederick Bush 1891 William E. Hill 1892 James W. Osborn 1893-94 Otto Ihling 1895 James Monroe 1896 Allan M. Stearns 1897-98 William G. Howard 1899 Alfred J. Mills 1900-01 Edmond S. Rankin 1902 Samuel Folz 1903 James W. Osborn 1904 Walter R. Taylor 1905 William Thompson 1906-07 Frank H. Milham 1908-09 Charles H. Farrell 1910-11 Charles B. Hays 1912 Alfred B. Connable 1913-14 James B. Balch 1915-17 William E. Upjohn 1918 Albert J. Todd 1919-20 Cornelius Verberg 1921-23 George K. Taylor 1923-27 Ernest A. Balch 1927-28 Edward M. Kennedy 1928-29 S. Rudolph Light 1929-31 Lewis C. Wright 1931-33 William Shakespeare, Jr. 1933-35 Paul H. Todd 1935-37 Arthur L. Blakesle 1937-39 Frank E. McAllister 1939-41 Lou W. Collins 1941-43 Louis W. Sutherland 1943-45 Henry Ford, Jr. 1945-49 Paul H. Todd 1949-51 Glenn S. Allen, Jr. 1951-59 James S. Gilmore, Jr. 1959-61 Paul E. Morrison 1961-63 Raymond L. Hightower 1963-67 Paul J. Schrier 1967-69 Francis P. Hamilton 1969-71 Gilbert H. Bradley, Jr. 1971-73 Francis P. Hamilton 1973-79 Edward J. Annen, Jr. 1979-81 Caroline R. Ham 1981-83 Francis P. Hamilton 1983-85 Edward J. Annen, Jr. 1985-91 Beverly A. Moore 1991-93 Edward J. Annen, Jr. 1993-95 Barbara A. Larson 1995-97 Robert B. Jones 1997-2005 Hannah McKinney 2005-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1900 Apr 2: Albert M. Todd (Dem), defeated.

1902 Apr 7: Edmond S. Rankin (Rep), elected.

1907 Apr 1: William Thompson (Dem), elected; James E. White (Rep), defeated.

1908 Apr 6: Frank H. Milham (Dem), elected.

1910 Apr 4: Charles H. Farrell (Rep), elected.

1912 Apr 1: Charles B. Hays (Dem), elected.

1913 Apr 7: Alfred B. Connable (Rep), elected.

1916 Apr 3: James B. Balch (Dem), elected.

Village Presidents of Kalamazoo (may be incomplete!)

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