Frank H. Cromwell

Frank Houghton Cromwell (April 22, 1878 - April 14, 1955[2]) was Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri from 1922 to 1923.

Frank H. Cromwell (1923)[1]

He was born on a farm at 39th and Harrison [3]

He was surveyor for "Tuttle & Pike, engineers," became a salesman for the W. I. Grush Commission Company in 1898 and changed the name to the Cromwell Butter & Egg Company at 110 East Missouri which went out of business in the Crash of 1929[4]

Political offices
Preceded by
Sam B. Strother		 Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri
1923–1924		 Succeeded by
Albert I. Beach

References
  1. "'Selling' the Public on Better City Service" by J. L. Simpson, Radio Broadcast, August 1923, page 301.
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  3. Vertical file record Missouri Valley Special Collections - Kansas City Public Library
  4. A Condensed History of the Kansas City Area: Its Mayors and Some V. I. P.s. Ch. 58, pp 121-122
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