Tennessee Local Politicians - Mayors of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Mayors of Knoxville, Tennessee, Mayors of Memphis, Tennessee (Paperback)

Chapters: Mayors of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Mayors of Knoxville, Tennessee, Mayors of Memphis, Tennessee, Mayors of Nashville, Tennessee, Mayors of Places in Tennessee, Metropolitan Council Members (Nashville, Tennessee), Tennessee City Councillors, Andrew Johnson, Bob Corker, Phil Bredesen, John T. Wilder, W. W. Herenton, Richard Fulton, Adam Dread, a C Wharton, Victor Ashe, E. H. Crump, Lincoln Davis, Bill Haslam, Jerry Atkinson, Karl Dean, Phil Roe, Cas Walker, Charlie Tygard, Joseph H. Acklen, Buck Dozier, Amanda Mcclendon, Ed Bailey, Ben West, Ronnie Greer, Eric Crafton, Bill Gibbons, Rip Ryman, Bill Purcell, Beverly Briley, Kyle Testerman, List of Mayors of Memphis, Tennessee, List of Mayors of Rogersville, Tennessee, List of Mayors of Nashville, Tennessee, Howard Gentry, Jr., J.o. Patterson, Jr., Ronnie Steine, Carol Chumney, Diane Neighbors, David Briley, George Oakes, Michael Craddock, Myron Lowery, Jim Nance Mccord, Henry Loeb, Melvin Black, John Duncan, Sr., Erik Cole, Richard Hackett, Augustus Herman Pettibone, Vic Lineweaver, Jane Myron, Jim Gotto, Jim Forkum, Walter Chandler, Pam Murray, Thomas A. Kercheval, Dwight Henry, List of Mayors of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Cabell R. Berry, Austin Letheridge Bender, Feller Brown, Z. Alexander Looby, Bill Boner, Brenda Gilmore, Richard Boone Cheatham, Randy Tyree, H. Clay Evans, J. B. Loring, J. Wyeth Chandler, Ron Littlefield, Robert Ewing, Jon Kinsey, George Roby Dempster, Alexander W. Chambliss, Gina Raemer, Mike Steel, Keith Mcdonald. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 271. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Alexander Wilds Chambliss (September 10, 1864 September 30, 1947) was the mayor of Chattanooga, Tennessee from 1919 to 1923 and a Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court . In 1946, he gave $30,000 to build the Alexander W. Chambliss Home in Chattanooga. ...