The Political Graveyard: Ohio: Treasurers of State

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Ohio: Treasurers of State

Ohio Treasurers of State, 1803-2002 (May be incomplete!)
William McFarland 1803-16 Hiram M. Curry 1816-20 Samuel Sullivan 1820-23 Henry Brown 1823-35 Joseph Whitehill 1835-47 Albert A. Bliss 1847-52 John G. Breslin 1852-56 William H. Gibson 1856-57 Alfred Parish Stone 1857-62 G. Volney Dorsey 1862-65 William Hooper 1865-66 S. S. Warner 1866-72 Isaac Welsh 1872-75 Leroy Welsh 1875-76 John M. Millikin 1876-78 Anthony Howells 1878-80 Joseph Turney 1880-84 Peter Brady 1884-86 John C. Brown 1886-92 William T. Cope 1892-96 Samuel B. Campbell 1896-1900 Isaac B. Cameron 1900-04 William S. McKinnon 1904-08 Charles C. Green 1908-09 David S. Creamer 1909-13 John P. Brennan 1913-15 Rudolph W. Archer 1915-17 Chester E. Bryan 1917-19 Rudolph W. Archer 1919-23 Harry S. Day 1923-27 Bert B. Buckley 1927-29 H. Ross Ake 1929-30 Edwin A. Todd 1930-31 Harry S. Day 1931-37 Clarence H. Knisley 1937-39 Don H. Ebright 1939-51 Roger W. Tracy 1951-59 Joseph T. Ferguson 1959-63 John D. Herbert 1963-71 Gertrude Donahey 1971-83 Mary Ellen Withrow 1983-94 Ken Blackwell 1994-99 Joseph T. Deters 1999-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1861: G. Volney Dorsey (Union), elected.

1863: G. Volney Dorsey (Rep), elected.

1870: Stephen Buhrer (Dem), defeated.

1875 Nov 20: Isaac Welsh, died in office.

1897 Nov 2: Samuel B. Campbell (Rep), elected; James F. Wilson (Dem), defeated; Samuel Wells (Prohibition), defeated; Francis Marion Morris (People's), defeated; Edward Larsen (Socialist Labor), defeated; Thornton A. Rodefer (Liberty), defeated; Samuel Stevens (Gold Democratic), defeated; B. W. Maxwell (Negro Protective), defeated.

1899: Isaac B. Cameron (Rep), elected.

1901: Isaac B. Cameron (Rep), elected.

1910: C. E. Ruthenberg (Socialist), defeated.

1924 Aug 12: Hamilton G. DeWeese (Dem), nominated; E. E. Denune (Dem), defeated in primary.

1924 Aug 12: Harry S. Day (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1924 Nov 4: Harry S. Day (Rep), elected; George Cook (Commonwealth Land), defeated; William Geminden (Socialist Labor), defeated; Hamilton G. DeWeese (Dem), defeated.

1926 Aug 10: John W. Pattison (Dem), nominated; Hamilton G. DeWeese (Dem), defeated in primary.

1926 Aug 10: Bert B. Buckley (Rep), nominated; Guy C. Davis (Rep), defeated in primary; S. E. Forney (Rep), defeated in primary; Calvin P. Godfrey (Rep), defeated in primary; M. Herbert Hoover (Rep), defeated in primary; Edward Kellison (Rep), defeated in primary; Carl R. Nelson (Rep), defeated in primary; Walter J. Smith (Rep), defeated in primary.

1926 Nov 2: Bert B. Buckley (Rep), elected; John W. Pattison (Dem), defeated; Jacob H. Ojala (Socialist), defeated; John Rowe (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1928 Aug 14: Fred M. Bushnell (Dem), nominated; James Patrick Mangan (Dem), defeated in primary.

1928 Aug 14: Bert B. Buckley (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1928 Nov 6: Bert B. Buckley (Rep), elected; Fred M. Bushnell (Dem), defeated; George Grummitt (Socialist Labor), defeated; Joseph E. Walton (Prohibition), defeated; Sarah Vervin (Workers Communist), defeated; Sidney Yellen (Socialist), defeated.

1938 Aug 9: Clarence H. Knisley (Dem), nominated; John J. Kennedy (Dem), defeated in primary.

1938 Aug 9: Don H. Ebright (Rep), nominated; M. Herbert Hoover (Rep), defeated in primary; George L. Baker (Rep), defeated in primary; Arthur K. Williams (Rep), defeated in primary; David J. Lewis (Rep), defeated in primary.

1938 Nov 8: Don H. Ebright (Rep), elected; Clarence H. Knisley (Dem), defeated.

1982: Mary Ellen Withrow (Dem), elected.

1986: Mary Ellen Withrow (Dem), elected.

1990: Mary Ellen Withrow (Dem), elected.

1998: Joseph T. Deters (Rep), elected.

2002: Joseph T. Deters (Rep), elected.

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