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1913 Apr 7: John H. Moore (Progressive), elected; Norman B. Lawson (Dem), defeated; Lee H. Trott (Rep), defeated; Edward O. Foss (Socialist), defeated.

1914 Mar 4: George S. Stanley (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1914 Mar 4: Arnt Ellifson (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1914 Mar 4: Ray A. Cottrell (Socialist), nominated unopposed.

1914 Mar 4: John H. Moore (Progressive), nominated unopposed.

1914 Apr 6: John H. Moore (Progressive), elected; Arnt Ellifson (Rep), defeated; George S. Stanley (Dem), defeated; Ray A. Cottrell (Socialist), defeated.

1915 Mar 3: Norman B. Lawson (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1915 Mar 3: Arnt Ellifson (Rep), nominated; John H. Moore (Rep), defeated in primary.

1915 Mar 3: John J. Castenholz (Progressive), nominated unopposed, but withdrew.

1915 Apr 5: Arnt Ellifson (Rep), elected; Norman B. Lawson (Dem), defeated.

1916 Mar 1: William J. Smith (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1916 Mar 1: Arnt Ellifson (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1916 Mar 1: D. L. Garver (Socialist), nominated unopposed.

1916 Apr 3: Arnt Ellifson (Rep), elected; Norman B. Lawson (Dem), defeated; D. L. Garver (Socialist), defeated.

1917 Mar 7: Harry A. Rietdyk (Dem), nominated; Norman B. Lawson (Dem), defeated in primary.

1917 Mar 7: Arnt Ellifson (Rep), nominated; William H. Smith, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary.

1917 Mar 7: Peter Volmari (Prohibition), nominated unopposed.

1917 Mar 7: Bert Leach (Socialist), nominated unopposed.

1917 Apr 2: Arnt Ellifson (Rep), elected; Harry A. Rietdyk (Dem), defeated; Bert Leach (Socialist), defeated; Peter Volmari (Prohibition), defeated.

1918 Apr 1: James L. Smith (Dem), elected.

2001 Nov 6: Stephen J. Warmington, elected; Jane Clingman-Scott, defeated.

2005 Nov 8: Stephen J. Warmington, elected; Ric Scott, defeated.

Village Presidents of Muskegon, 1861-70 (may be incomplete!)
Lyman G. Mason 1861-62 Samuel B. Peck 1862-64 Joseph H. Hackley 1864-67 Elias W. Merrill 1867-68 Benjamin L. Piper 1868-70

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1861 Jul 8: Lyman G. Mason, elected.

Postmasters at Muskegon, 1838-1971 (may be incomplete!)
Henry Pennoyer 1838-39 Christopher Fryzine 1839-40 Henry Pennoyer 1840-47 George W. Walton 1848-55 Daniel W. Holbrook 1855 John B. Wheeler 1855-57 William P. Odell 1857-59 Charles P. Bigelow 1859-61 Elias W. Merrill 1861-63 Joseph D. Davis 1863-65 William W. Owen 1865-69 Elias W. Merrill 1869-75 Luther Whitney 1875-87 Frank H. Holbrook 1887-91 Samuel H. Stevens 1891-95 Leigh B. Smith 1895-99 Sylvester H. Gray 1899-1903 Horace L. Delano 1903-07 Phillip P. Schnorbach 1907-15 Benjamin G. Oosterbaan 1915-23 Lincoln Rodgers 1923-24 Lincoln Rodgers 1924-36 Stanley J. Risk 1936-55 Walter B. Steele 1955-56 Walter B. Steele 1956-71

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