List of members of Philadelphia City Council from 1920 to 1952
In 1919, Philadelphia adopted a new city charter. Among the changes enacted was a reduction of the size of the two-chambered, 190-member City Council to a unicameral, smaller body. The city was divided into eight districts, which elected multiple members based on their relative populations. The system stayed in place until 1951, when a new city charter changed the system to a different model.
1920 – 1952
Sess. | Elec. | Council District | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | |||||||||||||||||||
1st (1920–1924) |
1919 | Edwin R. Cox | Joseph P. Gaffney | William E. Finley | William McCoach | Charles B. Hall | Isaac D. Hetzell | One seat 1920-1928 | David G. Franken-field | Francis F. Burch | George Connell | James A. Develin | Four seats 1920-1932 | Edward Buchholz | Simon Walter | William W. Roper | Sigmund J. Gans | Charles H. von Tagen | Three seats 1920-1932 | Alexis J. Limeburner | Richard Weglein | Hugh L. Mont-gomery | William R. Horn | Robert J. Patton | John J. McKinley | Three seats 1920-1932 |
1920[lower-alpha 1] | Charles J. Pommer | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
2nd (1924–1928) |
1923 | Bernard Samuel | Benjamin H. Fields | Maurice E. Levick | Frederic D. Garman | Howard R. Smith | James G. Carson | Morris Apt | Two seats 1924-1928 | Clarence K. Crossan | John J. Daly | |||||||||||||||
3rd (1928–1932) |
1927 | William F. Nickel | Clarence Blackburn | Wyndam Bryant | ||||||||||||||||||||||
1928[lower-alpha 2] | Henry J. Trainer | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
4th (1932–1936) |
1931 | One seat 1928-1952 | Phineas T. Green | One seat 1928-1952 | Edward A. Kelly | James G. Clark | Frank L. Kenworthy | Richard S. Harris | Two seats 1932-1952 | John N. Costello | ||||||||||||||||
1934[lower-alpha 3] | Samuel Emlen | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
5th (1936–1940) |
1935 | Arthur P. Keegan | George Maxman | James H. Irvin | Louis Schwartz | William A. Kelley | William G. Simons | Patrick Conner | Alexander C. Green | John L. Fox | Thomas P. Stokley | |||||||||||||||
1936[lower-alpha 4] | Thomas Z. Minehart | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
6th (1940–1944) |
1939 | Joseph J. Milligan | Bill Hollen-back | Charles O'Halloran | L. Wallace Egan | John J. McDevitt | Robert S. Hamilton | Eugene J. Hagerty | Thomas D. Allen | George D. Mansfield | John A. Mawhinney | |||||||||||||||
7th (1944–1948) |
1943 | Louis Menna | Frank X. O'Connor | Henry J. Trainer | George W. Rue | Eugene J. Sullivan | Cornelius S. Deegan | David E. Jamieson | ||||||||||||||||||
8th (1948–1952) |
1947 | Michael Foglietta | Woodie Armstrong | Albert T. Flavell | Alexander C. Green | |||||||||||||||||||||
1949[lower-alpha 5] | Maxwell Seidman | Harry Norwitch | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
1950[lower-alpha 6] | vacant | William M. Lennox |
Notes
- Special election called when William E. Finley died.
- Special election called when William McCoach died.
- Special election called when William Roper died.
- Special election called when Samuel Emlen died.
- Special election called when Frank X. O'Connor and L. Wallace Egan died.
- Special election called when Charles O'Halloran died.
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