The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Omaha (including South Omaha), Nebraska

Mayors of Omaha (including South Omaha), Nebraska

Mayors of Omaha, 1857-1997 (may be incomplete!)
Jesse Lowe 1857-58 Andrew Jackson Poppleton 1858 George Robert Armstrong 1858-59 David Douglas Belden 1859-60 Clinton Briggs 1860-61 George Robert Armstrong 1861-62 Benjamin Eli Barnet Kennedy 1862-64 Addison R. Gilmore 1864-65 Lorin Miller 1865-67 Charles H. Brown 1867-68 George Roberts 1868-69 Ezra Millard 1869-71 Smith Samuel Caldwell 1871-72 Joseph H. Millard 1872-73 William M. Brewer 1873-74 James S. Gibson 1874 Champion S. Chase 1874-77 Reuben H. Wilbur 1877-79 Champion S. Chase 1879-81 James E. Boyd 1881-83 Champion S. Chase 1883-84 Patrick F. Murphy 1884-85 James E. Boyd 1885-87 William J. Broatch 1887-90 Richard C. Cushing 1890-92 George Pickering Bemis 1892-96 William J. Broatch 1896-97 William F. Bechel 1897 Frank E. Moores 1897-1906 Harry B. Zimman 1906 James C. Dahlman 1906-18 Edward Parsons Smith 1918-21 James C. Dahlman 1921-30 John H. Hopkins 1930 Richard L. Metcalfe 1930-33 Roy Nathan Towl 1933-36 Dan B. Butler 1936-45 Charles W. Leeman 1945-48 Glenn Cunningham 1948-54 John R. Rosenblatt 1954-61 James Dworak 1961-65 Alexander V. Sorenson 1965-69 Eugene A. Leahy 1969-73 Edward Zorinsky 1973-76 Robert G. Cunningham 1976-77 Albert L. Veys 1977-81 D. Michael Boyle 1981-87 Stephen H. Tomasek, Jr. 1987 Bernard R. Simon 1987-88 Fred L. Conley 1988 Walter M. Calinger 1988-89 Paul J. Morgan, Jr. 1989-94 Sebastian Anzaldo 1994-95 Hal Daub, Jr. 1995-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1906 Mar 23: Frank E. Moores, died in office.

1930 Jan 21: James C. Dahlman, died in office.

1957: James F. Green, defeated.

1988 Apr 13: Bernard R. Simon, died in office.

South Omaha
(annexed to Omaha 1915)

Mayors of South Omaha (may be incomplete!)

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