The Political Graveyard: St. Louis city, Mo.

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St. Louis city Political Parties

St. Louis city Delegates
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Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Samuel B. Churchill — John M. Erum
	1876, St. Louis: Michael J. Cullen — James C. Edwards — Stilson Hutchins — R. D. Lancaster — Abe McHose — John G. Priest — Alonzo W. Slayback — Henry J. Spaunhorst
	1880, Cincinnati: Daniel Kerwin
	1892, Chicago: Frank J. Lutz
	1896, Chicago: Henry A. Guinzburg
	1904, St. Louis: Patrick R. Fitzgibbon — E. E. Guion — Harry B. Hawes — Anton C. Stuever — George J. Tansey
	1912, Baltimore: Clinton Boogher — Joseph H. Brogan — John E. Clooney — Ralph W. Coale — Herman W. Fay — A. J. Fitzsimmons — David R. Francis — Charles L. Geraghty — Henry Henning — Charles P. Higgins — James P. Miles — William S. Rex — Virgil Rule — Colin M. Selph — John H. Simon — Lon Vest Stephens — Anton C. Stuever
	1916, St. Louis: August H. Bolte — John P. Collins — P. R. Gunn — Anthony Henke — Thomas J. Leonard — P. J. Moynihan — Richard Murphy — Emmett R. Owen — Thomas Owens — Edward J. Rice — Lon Vest Stephens — Anton C. Stuever
	1924, New York: Joseph H. Brogan — John F. Byrne — Frederick D. Gardner — Louis Gauldoni — Charles M. Hay — David Israel — John Keegan — Michael Kinney — Mrs. William Kinney — Charles A. Lemp — Mrs. R. E. Oldfather — Edward J. Rice — Tilly Troy — Michael Whalen
	1928, Houston: William J. Brennan — Joseph H. Brogan — John F. Byrne — Bennett Champ Clark — Ralph W. Coale — John J. Cochran — Samuel W. Fordyce — Mrs. F. D. Gardner — Frederick D. Gardner — L. J. Gualdoni — Katherine Halterman — Harry B. Hawes — David Israel — Joseph Kane — John Keegan — Michael Kinney — Charles A. Lemp — M. G. Roberts — Daniel G. Taylor — Edward J. White
	1936, Philadelphia: Bennett Champ Clark
	1940, Chicago: Ann Brady — Margaret Bresnahan — Joseph H. Brogan — Bennett Champ Clark — Mrs. Ralph W. Coale — Bernard F. Dickmann — John J. Dwyer — James J. Fitzsimmons — L. J. Gualdoni — Robert E. Hannegan — Michael Kinney — Oral S. McClellan — Margaret C. Murphy — Marjorie O'Rourke — Oscar G. Schaefer — Mary Belle Sherry — James A. Waechter
	1944, Chicago: Ann Brady — Jordan W. Chambers — Bennett Champ Clark — Emmett Golden — L. J. Gualdoni — Michael Kinney — Charlotte C. Lee — George M. Murphy — Charlotte O'Connor — Mary Ryder — Oscar G. Schaefer — Mary Whalen — Luella Williams
	1948, Philadelphia: Mrs. Henry Chadeayne — Fred R. Columbo — John J. Dwyer — Nell Dwyer — Michael Kinney — John Lawler — Ardania Morgan — Anna B. Noonan — Phelim O'Toole — Catherine N. Roden — Oscar G. Schaefer — Morris A. Shenker — George L. Vaughn — Anthony M. Webbe — Mary Whalen
	1952, Chicago: Jean Blythe — Ann Brady — Margaret Butler — Thomas F. Callanan — Jordan W. Chambers — Fred R. Columbo — Hortense M. Curry — Joseph M. Darst — John J. Dwyer — Ann Fuerst — Leo Havey — Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. — Michael Kinney — Ardania Morgan — Phelim O'Toole — Catherine N. Roden — Anthony M. Webbe — Lloyd Weber
	1956, Chicago: Irene Becker — Louis Buckowitz — Jordan W. Chambers — Ann Connors — John J. Dwyer — Roy Farrar — Ann Fuerst — Julius Garagnani — Thomas Guilfoil — Mark R. Halloran — Leo Havey — Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. — Mrs. Jencie Jeter — John W. Joynt — Michael Kinney — Hattie Landers — Mrs. John Lawler — Joseph W. Martino — James McAteer — Mary McDermott — Leo Morrell — Phelim O'Toole — Leonor Sullivan — Martin L. Tozer — Jennie S. Walsh — Frederick N. Weathers
	1960, Los Angeles: Louis G. Berra — Jordan W. Chambers — Larry Connors — John J. Dwyer — Ann Fuerst — Dewey S. Godfrey — David M. Grant — Mark R. Halloran — Leo Havey — Ted Hawkes — Michael Kinney — Jeanette McLaughlin — James McNary — Leo Morrell — Margaret C. Murphy — Phelim O'Toole — Edward Roche — Dillon Ross — Sidney Salomon — Fred J. Schmidt, Jr. — Leonor Sullivan — Raymond R. Tucker — Edward Wahl — Margaret Walsh — Thomas A. Walsh — Frederick N. Weathers — Luella Williams
	1996, Chicago: Anita Banks — J. B. 'Jet' Banks — Freeman Bosley, Jr. — Jerilyn Bowie-Hill — Beverly Buchheit — Thomas J. Campell — Paula J. Carter — Lacy Clay, Jr. — Rita Days — Richard A. Gephardt — Darlene Green — Richard King — Marie Lammert — Janis Londe — Gustav H. Lumpe — Hilde McLaughlin — Mike McMillan — Lew Moye — Mavis Thompson — James Wahl — Earl Walker — George Westfall
	2000, Los Angeles: Beverly Buchheit — Paula J. Carter — Lacy Clay, Jr. — Richard A. Gephardt
	2004, Boston: Sally Barker — Beverly Buchheit — Sharon Carpenter — Maida Coleman — Talibdin El-Amin — Joseph Hunt — Robin Wright Jones — Tishaura Jones — Greg Jung — Edward Koeller — May Scheve Reardon — Gwendolyn Reed — Peggy Ryan — Francis G. Slay — Martha West
	2008, Denver: Matt Adler — Burton Boxerman — Joan Bray — Jean Carnahan — Robin Carnahan — John H. Clark — Maida Coleman — Charlie Dooley — Yaphett El-Amin — April Griffen — Jennifer Haro — Joseph Hunt — Crystal Lovett-Tibbs — John P. Messmer — Earl E. Nance, Jr. — Gary Otten — Darryl Piggee — Francis G. Slay — Kacie Starr-Triplett — Rachel Storch — Brian Wahby

Republican National Conventions:
	1860, Chicago: Charles L. Bernays — Francis P. Blair, Jr. — B. Gratz Brown — Peter L. Foy — Allen Hammer — Asa S. Jones
	1868, Chicago: Carl Schurz
	1884, Chicago: John C. Benseik — Joseph Gilbert Chapman — Chauncey I. Filley — Thomas Clement Fletcher — Louis Grund — John B. Henderson — Antony Kessler — James H. McLean — Henry C. Meyer — Frederick W. Mott — J. Ben Nichols — Charles Schweickardt — J. M. Turner
	1888, Chicago: Joseph Gilbert Chapman — David P. Dyer — Chauncey I. Filley — Louis Grund — Charles E. Pearce — John H. Pohlman — Henry M. Pollard — Charles Schweickardt — Charles Turner — F. W. H. Weisehahn — Charles F. Wennecker — Henry Ziegenheim
	1896, St. Louis: T. A. Arnold — F. B. Brownell — Fritz W. Clemens — Charles D. Comfort — W. M. Farmer — Chauncey I. Filley — L. M. Fishback — Nathan Frank — Henry Gaus, Jr. — Frederick G. Niedringhaus — Lee A. Phillips — C. G. Schoenhard, Jr. — Ralph O. Stauber — L. J. W. Wall
	1900, Philadelphia: John G. Brinkmeyer — William J. Broeker — David P. Dyer — Daniel M. Houser — Theodore D. Kalbfell — George J. Kobusch — Charles Kratz — John B. Owen — Charles Schweickardt — Fred H. Smith — John W. Wheeler — O. M. Wood — Henry Ziegenheim
	1908, Chicago: Joseph L. Boehm — Henry F. Droste — James H. Harrison — Jeptha D. Howe — Edward Koeln — John J. Latal — Hiram Lloyd — W. H. Mansifee — C. K. Robinson — Charles W. Rutledge — C. E. Williams
	1912, Chicago: P. W. Dunnavant — Gus Frey — Charles R. Graves — William R. Hill — John L. Hopkins — Henry W. Kiel — Edmond B. Koeln — David A. Pareira — Spottswood Rice — Otto F. Stifel — Henry L. Weeke
	1916, Chicago: F. W. Breckmann — J. T. Caston — Leonidas C. Dyer — R. E. Harris — Hutchins Inge — A. C. Kunze — J. W. McIntyre — Thomas K. Niedringhaus — Charles H. Phillips, Jr. — John Schmoll — Otto F. Stifel — George L. Vaughn — Joseph White — William J. Zachritz
	1920, Chicago: Mrs. Albert H. Brueggeman — Mrs. Edward E. Butler — William H. Butler — William L. Cole — Leonidas C. Dyer — Edward W. Foristel — Elizabeth Gann — Nat Goldstein — Victoria Clay Haley — William R. Hill — Mrs. J. M. Hutchinson — Louis Lange — Price McGinnis — Robert E. Moore — Sam A. Moseley — Mrs. John S. Payne — John Schmoll — Selden P. Spencer
	1924, Cleveland: Louis P. Aloe — Marion Costa — Aletha Graves — Mrs. Frank P. Hays — Charles Hertenstein — Mrs. Harry W. Hoffman — Harry F. Knight — Kate Kuhnert — Aaron E. Malone — William F. Otto — Mrs. E. E. Rudolph — Robert T. Scott — Frank M. Slater — Selden P. Spencer — Mrs. George W. Stahlberger
	1928, Kansas City: C. E. Clark — Leonidas C. Dyer — Mrs. Lon O. Hocker — John H. Holiday — Lenore Kamer — Edmond B. Koeln — Mrs. D. L. Luetkenholder — J. M. McIntyre — Victor J. Miller — Walthall M. Moore — Mrs. William T. Nardin — Cleveland A. Newton — Marie Nottbusch — John Schmoll — Carrie Tillman — Henry L. Weeke — Mrs. John A. Wicks
	1932, Chicago: Mrs. J. E. Allen — Ira A. Dorsey — Blanche Edwards — Richard W. Kent — Mrs. D. L. Luetkenholder — Hazel McKnight — Naomi H. Oldham — William R. Orthwein — Gabriel Roth — Eva Marie Schopp — Ester Unger — Henry L. Weeke — Mrs. John A. Wicks
	1936, Cleveland: Mrs. W. H. Allen — Celeste T. Blesse — Harry R. Bracy — Mary Detchemendy — Elizabeth Gamble — Richard E. Gruner — Clara Hempelmann — Samuel Lane — Charles L. Moore — Fred W. Pape — A. L. Shapleigh — Frederick Stueck
	1940, Philadelphia: Elizabeth Depelheuer — Mary Detchemendy — George W. Fields — A. B. Frey — Luke E. Hart — Edmond B. Koeln — Louis E. Miller — William A. Morant — Chapin Newhard — Maude T. Oswald — Albert J. Ott — Edgar M. Queeny — Sidney R. Redmond
	1944, Chicago: Lillian E. Baker — Mrs. Frank A. Becker — Henry L. Berger — G. J. Dixon — Fred W. Evers — Everett Hullverson — Hattie M. Moore — William A. Morant — Naomi H. Oldham — Florence Raeder — Joseph L. Spicuzza — A. D. Welsh — Louise Wollbrinck
	1948, Philadelphia: John A. Davis — C. J. Dixon — Margie Erwin — Henry D. Espy — Clifford W. Gaylord — W. T. O. Hart — George W. Hartman — George W. Johnson — Aloys P. Kaufmann — Catherine Nelson — Florence Raeder — Joseph L. Spicuzza
	1952, Chicago: Mrs. Frank A. Becker — Marguerite Davis — Margie Erwin — Theodore J. Fischer — Silas E. Garner — Alfred L. Grattendick — Florence Raeder — Dale Reaban — Theodosia Scott — Max Starkloff
	1956, San Francisco: Arthur K. Atkinson — Clifford C. Bauman — Elroy W. Bromwich — Emily L. Gallagher — Roscoe C. Hobbs — Everett Hullverson — Mrs. Aloys P. Kaufmann — Charles G. Kratovil — William A. Morant — John O. Price — Edwin L. Putzell, Jr. — Lawrence K. Roos — Loretta Schlosser — John J. Schroeder — Ancel A. Skaggs — Joseph L. Spicuzza — Carl G. Stifel — Ira E. Wight, Jr.
	1960, Chicago: Cora Bell Ball — Marguerite Davis — Leo J. Falk — Theodore J. Fischer — Nancy M. Forcier — Emily L. Gallagher — Roscoe C. Hobbs — Aloys P. Kaufmann — Ancel A. Skaggs — Louise Zimmerman
	1964, San Francisco: Margie Erwin — Theodore J. Fischer — Evelyn R. Hering — Everett Hullverson — Aloys P. Kaufmann — Milburn Shaw
	1968, Miami Beach: Everett Hullverson — Paul Lance — Arthur O. Martin — Phil Muehlheausler — Earl Poe
	1972, Miami Beach: Edna M. Anderson — Mrs. Tommie Brooks — Joan Crawford — George J. Grellner — Everett Hullverson — Earl E. James — Mildred Kossman — William McBride Love — Mrs. Jerrylean Mack — William A. Skaggs
	1988, New Orleans: Raynard Jackson — Walter Jacobs
	2004, New York: Leslie L. Farr II — Joe Fernandez — Thor Hearne — Yvonne Hunter — Maria Taxman — Deanna Vinson — Judy A. Zakibe
	2008, St. Paul: Sharon Barnes — Christopher Brown — John C. Danforth — Susan Hais — Latina Hervey — Jerry Hunter — John Oliver III — Meredith Wolfarth Perkins — Al Rotskoff — John W. Scates — Judy A. Zakibe
	2012, Tampa: Heather Coil — Connie Eller — Zina Hackworth — Jerry Hunter — Maryann Manion — Frederick Palmer — Gayle Palmer — Tom Schweich
	2016, Cleveland: Mark Comfort — Mary Beth Engler — Robyn Hamlin — Jerry Hunter — James Murphy — Rickey Perry — David Spence — Jack Spooner — Colleen Wasinger — Gary Wiegert — Charles Williams — Bryan Young

Socialist National Conventions:
	1920, Brooklyn: Marvin M. Aldrich

Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Logan Hunton — William H. Russell

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