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Mayors and Commissioners 1997 To HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters % Voters March 26, 1915 J. N. Lummus, Sr. C. H. Perry 33 30 91% H. H. Filer Thomas E. James Thomas J. Pancoast W. E. Brown W. E. Norton F.C.B. LeGro December 18, 1916 J. N. Lummus, Thomas E.James 48 29 60% Sr. W. E. Norton John L. Crist Thomas J. Pancoast H. H. Filer W. E. Brown F.C.B. LeGro December 18, 1917 George Kline January 1, 1918 George W. Dickens Arthur J. Pancoast November 4, 1918 John H. Levi 1 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters % Voters October 28, 1918 Thomas J. Thomas E. James 53 Pancoast W. E. Norton C. R. Meloy J. N. Lummus Sr. John F. Olive John H. Levi R. A. Coachman August 6, 1919 W. E. Brown December 17, 1919 H. K. B. Davis October 25, 1920 Thomas E. Frank C. Dickey 179 173 97% James John H. Levi C. R. Meloy W. E. Brown Frank H. Henning W. E. Norton H.K.B. Davis 2 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters % Voters October 23, 1922 Louis F. Frank C. Dickey 390 Snedigar John H. Levi J. N. Lummus, Jr. Frank H. Henning William A. Scott C. B. Floyd Frank C. Heal December 16, Louis F. John H. Levi 461 1924 Snedigar C. B. Floyd J. N. Lummus, Jr. Frank H. Henning Harry M. Hice William A. Scott Frank C. Heal December 21, J. N. Lummus, John H. Levi 1,807 c. 1926 Jr. C. B. Floyd Richard D. Mead Harry McCarthy Harry M. Hice William A. Scott Frank H. Henning 3 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters % Voters December 18, Louis F. John H. Levi 2,121 c. 1928 Snedigar C. L. Clements Richard D. Mead Harry McCarthy H. M. Bankhead Harry M. Hice C. B. Floyd December 16, Val C. Cleary John H. Levi 3,000 c. 2,700 c 90%c 1930 C. L. Clements Harry M. Hice Richard D. Mead Arthur Childers Harry McCarthy Baron D. Meyer December 20, Frank A. John H. Levi 2,905 1932 Katzentine Baron D. Meyer Harry M. Hice Richard D. Mead E. L. Keuling Robert W. Ralston William Burbridge 4 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters % Voters December 18, 1934 Louis F. John H. Levi 4,097 3,496 85% Snedigar Baron D. Meyer Arthur Childers Val C. Cleary Robert W. Ralston William Burbridge Harry M. Hice June 1, 1937 ( Levi) John H. Levi 6,044 4,881 77% Baron D. Meyer Arthur Childers Val C. Cleary Robert W. Ralston Harry M. Hice William Burbridge June 6, 1939 (Levi) John H. Levi 8,552 6,657 77% Baron D. Meyer Val C. Cleary Robert W. Ralston Harry M. Hice Herbert A. Frink Mitchell Wolfson June 3, 1941 (Cleary) Herbert A. Frink 11,694 7,495 65% William Burbridge Val C. Cleary Robert W. Ralston Baron D. Meyer Mitchell Wolfson 5 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT John H. Levi Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters Voters % June 1, 1943 (Wolfson) Herbert A. Frink 10,119 5,040 49% William Burbridge Mitchell Wolfson Ralph Pole Val C. Cleary John H. Levi Lee D. Powell June 5, 1944 (Levi) Marcie Lieberman June 5, 1945 (Frink) Herbert A. Frink 10,091 7,853 77% Lee D. Powell Marcie Lieberman Ralph Pole William Burbridge Louis F. Snedigar John H. Levi June 3, 1947 (Lieberman) Herbert A. Frink 16,066 11,579 72% Lee D. Powell Marcie Lieberman Maurice Klein William Burbridge Louis F. Snedigar Harold Turk 6 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters Voters % June 7, 1949 (Turk) Harold Turk 18,133 11,763 64% William Burbridge Marcie Lieberman Maurice Klein Melvin Richard Lee D. Powell Burnett Roth June 5, 1951 (Powell) Harold Turk 21,906 12,802 58% William Burbridge Lee D. Powell Burnett Roth Richard Melvin Marcie Lieberman Bernard Frank June 2, 1953 (Shapiro) Harold Shapiro 19,631 13,429 68% Harold Spaet Lee D. Powell Burnett Roth Bernard Frank Marcie Lieberman Harold Turk 7 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters Voters % June 7, 1955 (Powell) Harold Shapiro 19,904 14,281 72% Harold Spaet Lee D. Powell Marcie Lieberman Frank Bernard Richard Melvin Samuel Halperin June 4, 1957 (Oka) Kenneth Oka 21,925 13,442 61% Harold Spaet Lee D. Powell Marcie Lieberman Bernard Frank Melvin Richard Harold Shapiro June 2, 1959 (Powell) Kenneth Oka 21,958 12,760 58% Harold Spaet Lee D. Powell Marcie Lieberman Bernard Frank Richard Melvin Wolfie Cohen 8 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters Voters % June 6, 1961 (Oka) Kenneth Oka 25,282 14,909 59% Malvin Englander Lee D. Powell Marcie Lieberman Bernard Frank Melvin Richard Wolfie Cohen June 4, 1963 (Richard) Kenneth Oka 26,771 15,539 58% Malvin Englander Melvin Richard Lee D. Powell Bernard Frank Robert Turchin Hyman Galbut June 1, 1965 Elliott Joseph Malek 30,872 20,080 65% Roosevelt Malvin Englander Melvin Richard Lee D. Powell Paul Seiderman 9 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT Robert Turchin SPECIAL 29,053 June 1, 1966 Ballot Question 5 Shall the City Charter be amended so 4,380 YES as to provide that the annual compensation for the Office of 3,6517 NO Resolution 11854 Councilmen shall be $6,000 This amendment shall not be effective unless amendment No. 6 is also approved. Ballot Question 6 Shall the City Charter be amended so 4,268 YES as to provide that the annual compensation for the Office of Mayor – Councilman shall be $10,000 3,675 NO This amendment shall not be effective unless amendment No. 5 is also approved. Date Mayor Council Reg. Voters Voters % May 16, 1967 Jay Dermer Joseph Malek 31,808 19,072 60% Melvin Englander Norman Ciment Lee D. Powell Paul Seiderman Leonard Weinstein Group/ Council November 8, 1969 Jay Dermer (Group I) Jerome Greene 39,749 25,057 63% (Group II) Bob Goodman Norman Ciment Lee D. Powell (Group III) Herbert Magnes Leonard Weinstein January 6, 1971 Harold Rosen 10 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT SPECIAL BALLOT QUESTION Reg. Voters Voters % April 29, 1970 ELECTION Reso 13014 1. Shall the City Council be authorized 19,325 Yes 9,982 to convey to the Miami Beach Housing No 5,990 Authority, the following parcel of land: Lots 15 through 20, Block 111, OCEAN BEACH ADDITION NO. 3, Plat Book 2, page 8, of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida; for use as Low Rent Housing for the Elderly, under Turnkey contractual procedures authorized by the United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended, either at a nominal consideration, or in no event at more than the value of said land as approved by the Department of Housing and Urban Development and payable upon such terms as may be prescribed by the City Council? 2. Shall the zoning enabling provisions of the City Charter be amended so as to abolish the Yes 10,001 No 4,206 existing five member Board of Adjustment and to create a new 11 F:\CLER\$ALL\HISTORY OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 TO PRESENT\History Of Mayors And General And Special Elections 1915 To Present.Docx Updated 9.20.19 LH HISTORY OF MAYORS AND COUNCIL MEMBERS – GENERAL & SPECIAL ELECTIONS 1915 to PRESENT seven member Board of Adjustment having the qualifications, powers and jurisdiction as set forth in said proposed amendment on file in the office of the City Clerk, and to provide that all decisions of said new Board of Adjustment shall be final and subject to review only by petition for writ of certiorari to a court of competent jurisdiction? 3.
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