The Political Graveyard: Wisconsin: State Treasurers

Wisconsin: State Treasurers

Wisconsin State Treasurers, 1848-2003 (May be incomplete!)
Jairus C. Fairchild 1848-52 Edward H. Janssen 1852-56 Charles Kuehn 1856-58 Samuel D. Hastings 1858-66 William E. Smith 1866-70 Henry Baetz 1870-74 Ferdinand Kuehn 1874-78 Richard W. Guenther 1878-82 Edward C. McFetridge 1882-87 Henry B. Harshaw 1887-91 John Hunner 1891-95 Sewell A. Peterson 1895-99 James O. Davidson 1899-1903 John J. Kempf 1903-04 Thomas M. Purtell 1904-05 John J. Kempf 1905-07 Andrew H. Dahl 1907-13 Henry Johnson 1913-23 Solomon Levitan 1923-33 Robert K. Henry 1933-36 Dena A. Smith 1963 Jack C. Voight 2003-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1892: Atley Peterson (Rep), defeated.

1898: James O. Davidson (Rep), elected.

1900: James O. Davidson (Rep), elected.

1902: John J. Kempf (Rep), elected.

1922 Nov 7: Solomon Levitan (Rep), elected; Lars P. Christensen (Socialist), defeated; Emil Tanck (Independent Democratic), defeated; Clyde D. Mead (Prohibition), defeated.

1924 Nov 4: Solomon Levitan (Rep), elected; Charles O'Neil (Dem), defeated; George Eaglehill (Socialist), defeated; Ada B. Crandall (Prohibition), defeated; Morris Rosenberger (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1956 Nov 6: Warren R. Smith (Rep), elected; William S. Clark (Dem), defeated.

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