The Political Graveyard: Indiana: State Treasurers

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Indiana: State Treasurers

Indiana State Treasurers, 1816-2010 (May be incomplete!)
Daniel Crosby Lane 1816-23 Samuel Merrill 1823-35 Nathan B. Palmer 1835-41 George H. Dunn 1841-44 Royal Mayhew 1844-47 Samuel Hannah 1847-50 James P. Drake 1850-53 Elijah Newland 1853-55 William R. Nofsinger 1855-57 Aquilla Jones 1857-59 Nathaniel F. Cunningham 1859-61 Jonathan S. Harvey 1861-63 Matthew L. Brett 1863-65 John I. Morrison 1865-67 Nathan Kimball 1867-71 James B. Ryan 1871-73 John B. Glover 1873-75 Benjamin C. Shaw 1875-79 William Fleming 1879-81 Roswell S. Hill 1881-83 John J. Cooper 1883-87 Julius A. Lemcke 1887-91 Albert Gall 1891-95 Frederick J. Scholz 1895-99 Leopold Levy 1899-1903 Nathaniel U. Hill 1903-07 Oscar Hadley 1907-11 William H. Vollmer 1911-15 George A. Bittler 1915-17 Uz McMurtie 1917-21 Ora J. Daviess 1921-25 Bernhardt H. Urbahns 1925-26 Grace Banta Urbahns 1926-31 William Storen 1931-35 Peter F. Hein 1935-39 Joseph M. Robertson 1939-41 James M. Givens 1941-44 Tim Berry 1999-2006

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1894: Morgan Chandler, defeated.

1898: Hugh Dougherty (Dem), defeated.

2010: Pete Buttigieg (Dem), defeated.

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