The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Dubuque, Iowa

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Mayors and Postmasters of Dubuque, Iowa

Mayors of Dubuque, 1877-1989 (may be incomplete!)
George B. Burch as of 1877 Fred O'Donnell as of 1884 C. J. W. Saunders as of 1892 Albert Wharton as of 1950 C. P. Welu as of 1951 Romolo N. Russo as of 1952 Ruben V. Austin as of 1953 Leo N. Schueller as of 1954 Peter J. Takos as of 1960

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1989 Nov 7: James E. Brady, elected.

Postmasters at Dubuque, 1837-1990 (may be incomplete!)
Guy B. Morrison 1837-39 John King 1839-49 William H. Robbins 1849-53 Charles Corkery 1853-58 Herman H. Heath 1858-61 Edward C. David 1861-69 V. J. Williams 1869-73 George L. Torbert 1873-81 George Crane 1881-85 Moses M. Ham 1885-89 George Crane 1889-94 Moses M. Ham 1894-98 Joseph S. Morgan 1898-1909 Herman Ternes 1909-13 Louis H. Brede 1913-17 Maurice Connolly 1917-18 John W. McEvoy 1918-19 Charles H. Wunderlich 1919-21 Herman Ternes 1921-33 Anthony F. Schrup 1933-34 Anthony F. Schrup 1934-60 Gus M. Fuhrman 1960-61 Alphonse M. Link 1961-63 Charles J. Murphy 1963 Charles J. Murphy 1963-90

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