The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Pullman, Washington

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Mayors and Postmasters of Pullman, Washington

Mayors of Pullman, 1888-2010 (may be incomplete!)
Orville Stewart 1888 M. S. Phillips 1889 Walter V. Windus 1890-93 Thomas Neill 1894 John Squires 1895 J. H. St. Lawrence 1896 Levi Crawford 1896 John Squires 1897 W. L. White 1898-99 John Squires 1900 Theodore T. Davis 1901-02 D. Fletcher Staley 1903-06 M. C. Gray 1907 Perry W. Lawrence 1907 Hubert Vinton Carpenter 1908-09 Ed Maguire 1910-11 Albert Eaton Shaw 1912-14 Harley Jackson 1915-16 John W. Matthews 1917 William Swain 1917-18 Nicholas E. J. Gentry 1919-22 Mike Snyder 1923-26 Earl Edward Wegner 1927-30 John Purvis Duthie 1931-36 Thomas Neill 1937-38 Robert D. Tucker 1938 Eri B. Parker 1939-43 Merrill Robert Ebner 1944-48 J. Fred Bohler 1949-51 Richard A. Smith 1951-52 Kester B. Grimes 1952-58 Allen Miller 1958-61 William Theodore Mitchell 1962-69 Oscar Elijah Gladish 1969-71 Jim Dunne 1972-75 Karen Kiessling 1976-79 Pete A. Butkus 1980-85 Carole A. Helm 1986-91 Alfred R. Halvorson 1991-95 Mitch Chandler 1996-2004 Glenn A. Johnson 2004-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1938: Thomas Neill, died in office.

1991: Carole A. Helm, resigned.

Postmasters at Pullman, 1901 (may be incomplete!)
A. A. Miller as of 1901

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