The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Salem, Oregon

Mayors of Salem, Oregon

Mayors of Salem, 1860-2003 (may be incomplete!)
Lucien Heath 1860-61 E. N. Cooke 1862 H. M. Thatcher 1863 H. Moores 1864 Q. Wilson 1865 John H. Moores 1866-68 L. S. Scott 1869-70 W. Smith 1871 Daniel Payton 1872 A. Monroe 1873 John G. Wright 1874-76 T. M. Gatch 1877-78 C. W. Gray 1879 T. B. Wait 1880 W. Crawford 1881-82 Andrew Kelly 1883-84 W. W. Skinner 1885-86 William M. Ramsey 1887 J. J. Murphy 1888 George Williams 1889-90 P. H. D'Arcy 1891-92 Claude Gatch 1893-96 J. A. Richardson 1897-98 Charles R. Bishop 1899-1903 F. W. Waters 1904-06 G. F. Rodgers 1907-10 Louis Lachmund 1911-12 C. Siegmund 1913 B. L. Steeves 1914 H. O. White 1915-16 Walter Keyes 1917-18 C. E. Albin 1919 O. Wilson 1920 G. E. Halvorsen 1921-22 I. B. Giesy 1923-26 Thomas A. Livesley 1927-30 P. M. Gregory 1931-32 Douglas McKay 1933-34 V. E. Kuhn 1935-38 W. W. Chadwick 1939-43 I. M. Doughton 1943-46 Robert L. Elfstrom 1947-50 Alfred W. Loucks 1951-54 Robert White 1955-58 Russell F. Bonesteele 1959-62 Willard C. Marshall 1963-65 Vern W. Miller 1965-72 Robert E. Lindsey 1973-76 Kent L. Aldrich 1977-82 Sue Harris Miller 1983-88 Thomas Nielsen 1989-90 R. G. Andersen-Wyckoff 1991-94 Roger Gertenrich 1994-96 Mike Swaim 1997-2002 Janet Taylor 2003-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1965 Aug 1: Willard C. Marshall, resigned.

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