The Political Graveyard: University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1910s

University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1910s

Members of the University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1910-19 (may be incomplete!)
Walter H. Sawyer 1906-31 Junius E. Beal 1908-39 Chase S. Osborn 1908-11 William L. Clements 1910-33 William A. Comstock 1914-16 James O. Murfin 1918-33

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the University of Michigan Board of Regents: Events and Candidates of the 1910's (may be incomplete!)

1911 Apr 3: Benjamin S. Hanchett (Rep), elected; Lucius L. Hubbard (Rep), elected; John W. Anderson (Dem), defeated; Henry Kremers (Dem), defeated; George H. Sherman (Socialist), defeated; John F. Maki (Socialist), defeated; John O. Hinds, defeated; Leroy H. White (Prohibition), defeated; Shepard B. Cowles (Socialist Labor), defeated; Herman Richter (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1913: Walter H. Sawyer (Rep), elected.
1915 Apr 5: Frank B. Leland (Rep), elected; Junius E. Beal (Rep), elected; Samuel T. Douglas (Dem), defeated; Elwin F. Brown (Dem), defeated; Leon L. Tyler (Progressive), defeated; Christopher G. Parnall (Progressive), defeated; Annie G. Lockwood (Socialist), defeated; M. Verne Breitmayer (Socialist), defeated; John F. Eesley (Prohibition), defeated; Marshall H. Pettit (Prohibition), defeated.
1917 Apr 2: James O. Murfin (Rep), elected; William L. Clements (Rep), elected; John T. Winship (Dem), defeated; Edgar O. Galloway (Dem), defeated; Joseph M. Carrier (Socialist), defeated; Olaf J. Hansen (Socialist), defeated; Moses E. Johnson (Prohibition), defeated; A. L. Allison (Prohibition), defeated.
1919 Apr 7: Benjamin S. Hanchett (Rep), elected; Lucius L. Hubbard (Rep), elected; Etta C. Boltwood (Dem), defeated; Effie Gaylord Huston (Dem), defeated; Alice M. Tucker (Prohibition), defeated; Mary E. Faull (Prohibition), defeated; V. Milton Breitmayer (Socialist), defeated; Harvey A. Hedden (Socialist), defeated.

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