Jacob Rehm

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Jacob Rehm
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General Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department
In office
December 22, 1873 (1873-12-22) –October 4, 1875 (1875-10-04)
City marshalls (1842–76)
General superintendents (1871–1927)
  • Cyrus Parker Bradley (1861–62; interim 1863–64)
  • Jacob Rehm (1865–71; 1873–75)
  • Wiliam Turtle (1864–65)
  • William Wallace Kennedy (1871–72)
  • Elmer Washburn (1872–73)
  • Michael C. Hickey (1875–78)
  • Valerius A. Seavey (1878–79)
  • Simon O'Donnel (1879–80)
  • William J. McGarigle (1880–82)
  • Augstin J. Doyle (1882–85)
  • Frederick Ebersold (1885–88)
  • Frederick H. Marsh (interim 1888)
  • George W. Hubbard (1888–89)
  • Frederick H. Mark (1890–91)
  • Robert Wilson McClaughry (1891–93)
  • Michael Brennan (1893–95)
  • Joseph Kipley (interim 1895; permanent 1897–01)
  • John J. Badenoch (interim 1895; permanent 1897–01)
  • John E. Ptacek (interim 1901)
  • Francis O'Neill (1901–05)
  • Herman F. Schuettler (interim 1905, 1909, 1911, 1913; permanent 1917–18)
  • John M. Collins (1905–07)
  • George M. Schippy (1907–09)
  • Leeroy T. Steward (1909–11)
  • John McWeeny (1911–13)
  • James Gleason (1913–15)
  • Charles C. Healy (1915–17)
  • John H. Alcock (interim 1918)
  • John J. Garrity (1918-20)
  • Charles C. Fitzmorris (1920–23)
  • Morgan A. Collins (1923–27)
Commissioners (1927–1960)
  • Michael Hughes (1927–28)
  • William F. Russell (1928–30)
  • John H. Alcock (interim 1930–31)
  • James P. Allman (1931–46)
  • John C. Prendergast (1946–50)
  • Timothy J. O'Connor (1950–60)
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