Frank H. Cromwell
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Frank Houghton Cromwell (April 22, 1878 - April 14, 1955[1] was Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri from 1922 to 1923.
He was born on a farm at 39th and Harrison [2]
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[3]
| Preceded by Sam B. Strother |
Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri 1923–1924 |
Succeeded by Albert I. Beach |
