The Political Graveyard: Mayors of St. Louis, Missouri

Mayors of St. Louis, Missouri

Mayors of St. Louis, 1823-2001 (may be incomplete!)
William Carr Lane 1823-29 Daniel D. Page 1829-33 John W. Johnston 1833-35 Samuel Merry 1833 John Fletcher Darby 1835-37 William Carr Lane 1837-40 John Fletcher Darby 1840-41 John D. Daggett 1841-42 George Maguire 1842-43 John M. Wimer 1843-44 Bernard Pratte 1844-46 Peter G. Camden 1846-47 Bryan Mullanphy 1847-48 John M. Krum 1848-49 James G. Barry 1849-50 Luther Martin Kennett 1850-53 John How 1853-55 Washington King 1855-56 John How 1856-57 John M. Wimer 1857-58 Oliver D. Filley 1858-61 Daniel D. Taylor 1861-63 Chauncey Filley 1863-64 James S. Thomas 1864-69 Nathan Cole 1869-71 Joseph Brown 1871-75 Arthur B. Barret 1875 James H. Britton 1875-76 Henry Overstolz 1876-81 William L. Ewing 1881-85 David R. Francis 1885-89 Edward A. Noonan 1889-93 Cyrus P. Walbridge 1893-97 Henry Ziegenheim 1897-1901 Rolla Wells 1901-09 Frederick Kreisman 1909-13 Henry W. Kiel 1913-25 Victor J. Miller 1925-33 Bernard F. Dickmann 1933-41 William D. Becker 1941-43 Aloys P. Kaufmann 1943-49 Joseph M. Darst 1949-53 Raymond R. Tucker 1953-65 Alfonso J. Cervantes 1965-73 John H. Poelker 1973-77 James Conway 1977-81 Vincent C. Schoemehl, Jr. 1981-93 Freeman Bosley, Jr. 1993-97 Clarence Harmon 1997- Francis G. Slay 2001-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1943 Aug 1: William D. Becker, died in office.

1977: John H. Poelker (Dem), defeated in primary.

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