The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Tempe, Arizona

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Mayors and Postmasters of Tempe, Arizona

Mayors of Tempe, 1894-2013 (may be incomplete!)
Fenn J. Hart 1894-96 E. A. Murphy 1896-97 John Knight 1897-1902 Samuel Brown 1902-03 J. A. Dines 1903-12 Joseph T. Birchett 1912-14 George M. Frizzell 1914-16 J. A. Dines 1916-20 C. M. Woodward 1920-22 Curt W. Miller 1922-24 Garfield A. Goodwin 1924-26 J. L. Felton 1926-28 Hugh E. Laird 1928-30 Thanks Anderson 1930-32 F. E. Ostrander 1932-34 Thanks Anderson 1934-37 W. W. Cole 1937-48 Hugh E. Laird 1948-60 Clyde Gililland 1960-61 Ross R. Rice 1961-62 Bernard R. Caine 1962-63 Harold Andrews 1963-64 John C. Moeur 1964-66 Rudy E. Campbell 1966-68 Elmer Bradley 1968-70 Dale R. Shumway 1970-74 William J. LoPiano 1974-78 Harry E. Mitchell 1978-94 Neil Giuliano 1994-2004 Hugh Hallman 2004-12 Mark Mitchell 2012-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1903 May 4: Samuel Brown, resigned.

Postmasters at Tempe, 1889-1911 (may be incomplete!)
J. E. Armstrong as of 1889 J. J. Hodnett as of 1901 John O. Mullen as of 1911

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