The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Scottsbluff, Nebraska

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Mayors and Postmasters of Scottsbluff, Nebraska

Mayors of Scottsbluff, 1911-70 (may be incomplete!)
Fred Alexander 1911-13 F. S. McCaffree 1913-14 C. J. Steen 1914-15 Fred Alexander 1915-16 C. H. Westervellt 1916-17 A. M. Faught 1917-19 F. A. McCreary 1919-21 Theodore D. Deutsch 1921-22 George D. Read 1925-29 A. T. 'Bert' Howard 1931-35 Bert E. Rymer as of 1936-38 A. T. 'Bert' Howard 1939-41 Lynn Thompson 1946-47 Roy D. Greenwalt as of 1948 V. R. Blackledge as of 1950 Albert P. Hauke as of 1953 Clark N. Williams as of 1954 C. A. Thomas as of 1970

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1911 Apr 4: Fred Alexander, elected; A. G. Emerson, defeated; F. L. Wright, defeated.

1912 Apr 2: Fred Alexander, elected.

1913 Apr 1: F. S. McCaffree, elected; H. E. Brown, defeated.

1914 Apr 7: C. J. Steen, elected unopposed.

1915 Apr 6: Fred Alexander, elected.

1916 Apr 4: C. H. Westervellt, elected.

1917 Apr 3: A. M. Faught, elected.

1919 Apr 2: F. A. McCreary, elected.

1921 Apr 5: Theodore D. Deutsch, elected; L. B. Murphy, defeated.

1925 Apr 7: George D. Read, elected; R. D. 'Bobby' Owens, defeated.

1927 Apr 5: George D. Read, elected; Theodore D. Deutsch, defeated.

1929 Apr 2: George D. Read, elected; A. T. 'Bert' Howard, defeated.

1931: Terry Carpenter, defeated.

1947 Apr 1: Terry Carpenter, elected; Lynn Thompson, defeated.

Postmasters at Scottsbluff, 1900-82 (may be incomplete!)
Charles H. Simmons 1900-10 Eugene T. Westervelt 1910-15 Jesse B. Lane 1915-22 August Dormann 1922-34 Edward Emerine 1934 Edward Emerine 1934-37 Bernard M. Diers 1937-59 Harold M. Runyon 1959 Harold M. Runyon 1959-65 Richard D. Daniels 1965-67 Richard D. Daniels 1967-82

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