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Mayors of Glens Falls, New York
Mayors of Glens Falls, 1908-2004 (may be
incomplete!)
Charles
W. Cool 1908-10
Samuel
D. Kendrick 1910-11
W.
Irving Griffing 1912-15
Edward
Reed 1916-20
Julius
Jacobson 1920
W.
Irving Griffing 1920-21
Charles
W. Cool 1922-24
Charles
H. Hitchcock 1924-25
Orville
C. Smith 1926-31
Earle
H. Stickney 1932-33
W.
Irving Griffing 1934-35
Earle
H. Stickney 1936-39
John
Bazinet 1940-49
Milton
G. Tibbitts 1950-51
J.
Ward Russell 1952-53
Milton
G. Tibbitts 1954-57
J.
Ward Russell 1958-61
Harry
Helm 1962-63
James
E. Wallace 1964-65
James
Donnelly 1966-69
Robert
J. Cronin 1970-77
Edward
M. Bartholomew 1978-85
Francis
X. O'Keefe 1986-93
Vincent
J. DeSantis 1994-97
Robert
A. Regan 1998-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
Village Presidents of Glens Falls (may be
incomplete!)
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