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A.W. Bareis, George Forster and Bruce Weatherly
December 28, 1948
City Clerk Alfred W. Bareis swears in police chief Bruce Weatherly in front of WKOW and WIBA microphones. George Forster, city finance director and acting city manager is looking on. Alfred W. Ba...
Swearing In of New Madison Mayor
December 10, 1943
City Clerk Alf W. Bareis (right) swears in F. Halsey Kraege as mayor of Madison. He was elected by the common council to succeed James R. Law who resigned to become chairman of the State Highway Co...
Bruce Weatherly and Alton S. Heassler
October 26, 1948
Newly-appointed Madison police chief Bruce Weatherly, left, is shown conferring with Alton S. Heassler, assistant city attorney.
Swearing in of New Voter
May 8, 1952
Madison City Clerk, A. W. Bareis, right, is swearing in "Miss 21," Eunice Mehtala, left, who is representing the Madison area's newest eligible voters. At center is Mae Taggett, representing Madis...
East Side Youth Mayor Swearing-in Ceremony
May 28, 1952
Alderman Donald Viereg, second ward, at left, swears in Dick Hilden, the new East side youth mayor (directly in front of Viereg), and thirty youth members of the cabinet and council in the East Sid...
Attorney General Swearing-In Ceremony
June 4, 1948
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Elmer Barlow, left, administering the oath of office to Grover Broadfoot,(1892-1962) the new attorney general for Wisconsin.
