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Charles M. Strauss

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without proper authorization. Strauss and his fellow defendants were acquitted of the charges when, at trial in October, it was determined the mayor did have proper authorization. This resulted in the judge instructing the jury to return a not guilty verdict. Strauss resigned from office on August
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In 1886, Strauss won election as Superintendent of Public Instruction after running as the Democratic nominee. Following his election, the territorial legislature changed the office from an elected to appointed position. Governor Zulick appointed the recent election winner in January 1887. Strauss
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was the result of an order the General had given in 1862 expelling Jews from Tennessee, Kentucky, and Mississippi due to allegations of illegal trading. Strauss married Julia Kauffmann in 1868. The couple had five children: Rosalie, Gertrude, Mabel, Charles Moses Strauss Jr., and Ruth. Strauss'
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in 1891, Strauss served as Chief clerk to the session. By that time he was suffering from effects of tuberculosis. Strauss died in Tucson on March 13, 1892. He was initially buried in Tucson's old city cemetery with his remains later moved to the Evergreen Cemetery.
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Strauss became Tucson's first Jewish mayor in 1883. During his time in office, Strauss oversaw construction of a city hall, library, firehouse, a building and loan association, an infirmary, and graded roads. During Strauss' term, General
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in 1880. There he served as manager of the L. Zeckendorf store from March 1880 till late 1883. Strauss soon became civically engaged, serving on Tucson's School Board and in the new volunteer fire department.
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for health reasons, he served as the territory's Superintendent of Public Instruction as well as Mayor of
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was appointed to a second term on March 12, 1889, but his nomination was rejected by the council (
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Strauss was born on April 15, 1840, to Nathan and Rachel (Adler) Strauss in
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after several regents had been disqualified for failing to post a required
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store. He eventually developed business interests in both Tennessee and
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8, 1884, immediately after the city council overturned a mayoral
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Seeking a more favorable climate, Strauss moved his family to
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appointed Strauss a regent for the newly authorized
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Index

Charles Stross
Mayor
Tucson, Arizona
Pinckney R. Tully
New York City
Tucson, Arizona
Democratic
Arizona Territory
Tucson
University of Arizona
New York City
Boston, Massachusetts
Hebrew school
Memphis, Tennessee
dry goods
Ohio
Ulysses S. Grant
1868 United States Presidential Election
diphtheria
Hingham, Massachusetts
Freemasons
Massachusetts Secretary of State
Tucson, Arizona Territory
George Crook
Geronimo
malfeasance in office
promissory note
veto
C. Meyer Zulick
University of Arizona

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