A pin, likely for the election campaign of Los Angeles mayor George Alexander

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

A pin, likely for the election campaign of Los Angeles mayor George Alexander

Entry/Object ID

2008.31.1.2

Description

A pin, likely for the election campaign of Los Angeles mayor George Alexander, 1909. The pin, smaller but with a clearer image than that ot item .1 of this accession, has a upper torso and head shot of Alexander with his left profile showing. There are no other identifiable features to the item. Alexander, a Scottish native who lived in Iowa, was a grain merchant, deputy street superintendent, deputy county recorder, and then a county supervisor before being elected mayor in the recall of Arthur Harper. Alexander won election to a full term and served until June 1913. The pin has rust, but is in good overall condition.

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Pins (Fasteners)