The Political Graveyard: Mayors of Everett, Washington

The Political
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Mayors of Everett, Washington

Mayors of Everett, 1893-2004 (may be incomplete!)
Thomas Dwyer 1893-94 Norton D. Walling 1894-95 Jacob Hunsaker 1895-96 William C. Cox 1896-97 Jacob Falconer 1897-99 J. O. Whitmarsh 1899-1900 James E. Bell 1900-01 Charles K. Greene 1901-02 William E. Terrill 1902-03 Jacob Hunsaker 1903-04 Thomas E. Headlee 1904-06 James H. Mitchell 1906-07 Newton Jones 1907-10 Roland H. Hartley 1910-12 Richard B. Hassell 1912 Christian Christenson 1912-14 Thomas J. Kelly 1914 William H. Clay 1914-16 Dennis D. Merrill 1916-20 William H. Clay 1920-24 John H. Smith 1924-28 Nelson D. Martin 1928-32 Arthur C. Edwards 1932-40 S. Frank Spencer 1940-42 Jack Williams 1942-43 Henry Arends 1944-52 Louis H. Unzelman 1952-54 C. Arvid Johnson 1954-56 George N. Culmback 1956-60 George Gebert 1960-64 Arthur F. Alexander 1964-68 Robert C. Anderson 1968-77 Joyce M. Ebert 1977 William E. Moore 1977-90 Pete Kinch 1990-94 Edward D. Hansen 1994-2002 Frank E. Anderson 2002-03 Ray Stephanson 2003-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1893 Apr 27: Thomas Dwyer, elected.

1893 Dec 5: Norton D. Walling, elected.

1894 Dec 4: Jacob Hunsaker, elected.

1895 Dec 3: William C. Cox, elected.

1896 Dec 8: Jacob Falconer, elected.

1897 Dec 7: Jacob Falconer, elected.

1898 Dec 6: J. O. Whitmarsh, elected.

1899 Dec 5: James E. Bell, elected.

1900 Dec 4: Charles K. Greene, elected.

1901 Dec 3: William E. Terrill, elected.

1902 Dec 2: Jacob Hunsaker, elected.

1903 Dec 1: Thomas E. Headlee, elected.

1904 Dec 6: Thomas E. Headlee, elected.

1905 Dec 5: James H. Mitchell, elected.

1906 Dec 4: Newton Jones, elected.

1907 Nov 26: Newton Jones, elected.

1909 Nov 2: Roland H. Hartley, elected.

1911 Nov 7: Richard B. Hassell, elected.

1931 Dec 5: Arthur C. Edwards, elected.

1935 Dec 7: Arthur C. Edwards, elected.

1942 Nov 18: S. Frank Spencer, resigned.

1954 May 21: Louis H. Unzelman, died in office.

1960 Jul 6: George N. Culmback, died in office.

1968 Nov 5: Robert C. Anderson, elected.

1973 Nov 6: Robert C. Anderson, elected.

1977 Oct 10: Robert C. Anderson, resigned.

1977 Nov 8: William E. Moore, elected.

1981 Nov 3: William E. Moore, elected.

1985 Nov 5: William E. Moore, elected.

1989 Nov 7: Pete Kinch, elected.

1993 Nov 2: Edward D. Hansen, elected.

1997 Nov 4: Edward D. Hansen, elected unopposed.

2001 Nov 6: Edward D. Hansen, elected; David Sherman, defeated.

2002 Jun 30: Edward D. Hansen, resigned.

2003 Nov 4: Ray Stephanson, elected; Frank E. Anderson, defeated.

"Enjoy the hospitable entertainment of a political graveyard."
Henry L. Clinton, Apollo Hall, New York City, February 3, 1872

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