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In [[1911]] [[Birmingham]] moved from a Mayor-[[Birmingham Aldermen|Aldermen]] system to a three-member City Commission. The Commission system was adopted at the time that [[Greater Birmingham]] was annexed into the City with the idea that the government should be run less like a small town and more like a business enterprise. Presidents of the Commission, beginning with [[Culpepper Exum]], who inherited the role as the sitting Mayor, are listed | In [[1911]] [[Birmingham]] moved from a Mayor-[[Birmingham Aldermen|Aldermen]] system to a three-member City Commission. The Commission system was adopted at the time that [[Greater Birmingham]] was annexed into the City with the idea that the government should be run less like a small town and more like a business enterprise. Presidents of the Commission, beginning with [[Culpepper Exum]], who inherited the role as the sitting Mayor, are listed at [[Mayor of Birmingham]]. This listing includes the full commission for the years 1911 to 1963, when the present [[Mayor-Council Act]] was passed, providing for a nine-member [[Birmingham City Council|City Council]]. | ||
* 1911-1913: [[Culpepper Exum]], president, [[A. O. Lane]], [[James Weatherly]] | * 1911-1913: [[Culpepper Exum]], president, [[A. O. Lane]], [[James Weatherly]] | ||
Revision as of 16:50, 6 February 2007
In 1911 Birmingham moved from a Mayor-Aldermen system to a three-member City Commission. The Commission system was adopted at the time that Greater Birmingham was annexed into the City with the idea that the government should be run less like a small town and more like a business enterprise. Presidents of the Commission, beginning with Culpepper Exum, who inherited the role as the sitting Mayor, are listed at Mayor of Birmingham. This listing includes the full commission for the years 1911 to 1963, when the present Mayor-Council Act was passed, providing for a nine-member City Council.
- 1911-1913: Culpepper Exum, president, A. O. Lane, James Weatherly
- 1913-1915: George Ward, president, A. O. Lane, James Weatherly
- 1915-1917: George Ward, president, Arlie Barber, J. R. Hornady, J. D. Truss, James Weatherly
- 1917-1921: Nathaniel A. Barrett, president, J. Ellis Brown, Henry Page Burrus, J. R. Hornady, John H. Taylor
- 1921-1925: D. E. McLendon, president, W. B. Cloe, W. E. Dickson, Mary Echols, William E. Harrison
- 1925-1929: J. M. Jones, Jr, president, W. E. Dickson, John H. Taylor
- 1929-1933: J. M. Jones, Jr, president, W. E. Dickson, John H. Taylor
- 1933-1937: J. M. Jones, Jr, president, W. O. Downs, Lewey Robinson
- 1937-1941: J. M. Jones, Jr, president (unexpired term filled by Cooper Green at his death), Bull Connor, James W. Morgan
- 1941-1945: Cooper Green, president, Bull Connor, James W. Morgan
- 1945-1953: Cooper Green, president, Bull Connor, James W. Morgan
- 1953-1957: James W. Morgan, president, Wade Bradley (unexpired term filled by Jabo Waggoner at his resignation)
- 1957-1961: James W. Morgan, president, Bull Connor, Jabo Waggoner
- 1961-1963: Art Hanes, president, Bull Connor, Jabo Waggoner
References
- Norton, Bertha Bendall. (1970) Birmingham's First Magic Century: Were You There?. Birmingham: Lakeshore Press. p. 14-16
| Preceded by: Birmingham Board of Aldermen |
Legislative Body for the City of Birmingham 1911 - 1963 |
Succeeded by: Birmingham City Council |