The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Menominee, Michigan

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Mayors and Postmasters of Menominee, Michigan

Mayors of Menominee, 1888-2005 (may be incomplete!)
Joseph Flesheim 1888 Albert G. Cherney as of 1937 Otto R. Eickmeyer as of 1952 James M. Kehoe as of 1953-54 James A. Spies as of 1955-56 Otto R. Eickmeyer as of 1960 John W. Reindl as of 1967 Laurie A. Stupak as of 2000-02 George W. Krah as of 2005

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1900 Apr 2: Frank Erdlitz (Dem), elected; Andrew C. Stephenson (Rep), defeated.

1903 Apr 6: W. Holmes (Rep), elected.

1904 Apr 4: G. H. Haggerson (Dem), elected.

1906 Apr 2: Augustus Spies (Rep), elected.

1908 Apr 6: Augustus Spies (Rep), elected; Redmond Pangborn (Dem), defeated.

1910 Apr 4: H. T. Emerson (Rep), elected.

1912 Apr 1: Frank Karthiser (Dem), elected.

1914 Apr 6: Marshall B. Lloyd (Rep), elected; Frank Karthiser (Dem), defeated.

1918 Apr 1: Michael J. Doyle (Dem), elected; C. H. Crawford (Rep), defeated.

1922 Apr 3: Edmund P. Smith, elected.

1936 Apr 6: Albert G. Cherney, elected.

1938 Apr 4: Michael C. Olsen, elected.

Postmasters at Menominee, 1871-1976 (may be incomplete!)
Samuel W. Abbott as of 1871 J. C. Sherman as of 1881-83 F. A. Mitchell as of 1887 Leopold Jackman as of 1891 Michael H. Kern as of 1901-11 Matt F. Bilek 1935-36 Matt F. Bilek 1936-44 Marcella A. Doyle 1944-45 Marcella A. Doyle 1945-49 Clarence S. Duby 1949 Clarence S. Duby 1949-59 John J. Banach 1959 Ada L. Weide 1959-61 August W. Delgoffe 1961-63 August W. Delgoffe 1963-76

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