The Political Graveyard: Mineola, New York

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Mineola, New York
Mayors, Village Presidents, Postmasters

Mayors of Mineola, 1927-65 (may be incomplete!)
Harry F. Asher 1927-31 Edward Schmidt 1931-33 Joseph Nohowec as of 1935-49 Thomas H. Wilson as of 1951-54 Clifford N. Williams as of 1955-56 Stanley W. Krause as of 1959 Stanley W. Krause as of 1965

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1929 Mar 19: Harry F. Asher, elected; Edward Schmidt (Non-Partisan Taxpayers), defeated.

1931 Mar 17: Edward Schmidt (Non-Partisan Taxpayers), elected; Harry F. Asher (Citizens), defeated; Edward Sullivan (Progressive), defeated.

1935 Mar 19: Joseph Nohowec (Citizens), elected unopposed.

1937 Mar 16: Joseph Nohowec (Citizens), elected; Edward J. Hughes (Progressive & Non-Partisan Taxpayers), defeated.

1949 Mar 15: Joseph Nohowec, elected.

1965 Mar 16: Stanley W. Krause, elected unopposed.

Village Presidents of Mineola, 1913-27 (may be incomplete!)
Philip N. Krug 1913-26 Harry F. Asher 1926-27

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1926 Mar 16: Harry F. Asher, elected unopposed.

Postmasters at Mineola, 1881-1947 (may be incomplete!)
Willis M. Fleet as of 1881 L. Fleet as of 1887 Sarah A. Sammis as of 1897 William McCarthy as of 1901-15 John J. Breen as of 1916-21 Earle U. McCarthy as of 1928 Oliver L. Sause as of 1937-47

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