The Political Graveyard: Michigan: State Supreme Court, 1920s

Michigan: State Supreme Court, 1920s

Justices of the Michigan State Supreme Court, 1920-29 (may be incomplete!)
Joseph B. Moore 1896-1925 Flavius L. Brooke 1908-21 John W. Stone 1910-22 John E. Bird 1910-28 Joseph H. Steere 1911-27 Grant Fellows 1917-29 Nelson Sharpe 1919-35 George M. Clark 1919-33 Howard Wiest 1921-45 John S. McDonald 1922-33 Ernest A. Snow 1926-27 Richard C. Flannigan 1927-28 Walter H. North 1927-52 William W. Potter 1928-40 Louis H. Fead 1928-37 Henry M. Butzel 1929-55

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Justices of the Michigan State Supreme Court: Events and Candidates of the 1920's (may be incomplete!)

1921 Jan 21: Flavius L. Brooke, died in office.
1921 Jan 25: Howard Wiest, appointed.
1922: Michael J. Doyle (Dem), defeated.
1922 Mar 24: John W. Stone, died in office.
1922 Mar 29: John S. McDonald, appointed.
1925: Patrick H. O'Brien (Dem), defeated; Evans Holbrook (Dem), defeated.
1926 Jan 1: Ernest A. Snow, appointed.
1926 Nov 2: Ernest A. Snow (Rep), elected; George J. Burke (Dem), defeated.
1927 Sep 29: Richard C. Flannigan, appointed.
1927 Oct 20: Ernest A. Snow, died in office.
1927 Oct 24: Walter H. North, appointed.
1928 Feb 9: John E. Bird, died in office.
1928 Feb 14: William W. Potter, appointed.
1928 Feb 17: Richard C. Flannigan, died in office.
1928 Feb 21: Louis H. Fead, appointed.
1928 Nov 6: Louis H. Fead (Rep), elected; Thomas A. E. Weadock (Dem), defeated.
1928 Nov 6: Walter H. North (Rep), elected; Prentiss M. Brown (Dem), defeated.
1928 Nov 6: William W. Potter (Rep), elected; George E. Bushnell (Dem), defeated.
1929 Apr 1: Walter H. North (Rep), elected; Louis H. Fead (Rep), elected; John W. Anderson (Dem), defeated; George W. Weadock (Dem), defeated.
1929 Jul 16: Grant Fellows, died in office.
1929 Jul 25: Henry M. Butzel, appointed.

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