John M. Haines

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John M. Haines
John M. Haines
In office
January 6, 1913 – January 4, 1915
Lieutenant Herman H. Taylor
Preceded by James H. Hawley
Succeeded by Moses Alexander
In office
April 6, 1907 – April 10, 1909
Preceded by James A. Pinney
Succeeded by J. T. Pence
Born January 1, 1863 (1863-01-01)
Jasper County, Iowa
Died June 4, 1927 (aged 64)
Boise, Idaho
Political party Republican
Spouse Mary Symons
Residence Boise
Profession Real estate
Religion Quaker

John Michiner Haines (born January 1, 1863 in Jasper County, Iowa – died June 4, 1917 in Boise, Idaho) was Governor of Idaho from 1913 until 1915.

Haines also served as mayor of Boise from 1907 to 1909.

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Mayors of Boise, Idaho

Prickett • Hart • Himrod • Twitchell • Logan • J. Lemp • Logan • Himrod • Jacobs • Bilderback • Pinney • Hasbrouck • Huston • Pefley • Pinney • Sonna • Pierce • Alexander • Richards • Alexander • Hawley • Pinney • Haines • Pence • Fritchman • Hodges • Robinson • Hays • Eagleson • Sherman • Eagleson • H. Lemp • Hansen • Pope • Cady • McCue • Hyatt • J. Edlefsen • Straight • Whillock • Walker • Griffin • Whillock • Howard • R. Edlefsen • Day • Shellworth • Amyx • Eardly • Kempthorne • Coles • Terteling-Payne • Bieter
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Governors of Idaho
Shoup • Willey • McConnell • Steunenberg • Hunt • Morrison • Gooding • Brady • Hawley • Haines • Alexander • Davis • Moore • Baldridge • Ross • B. Clark • Bottolfsen • C. Clark • Bottolfsen • Gossett • Williams • Robins • Jordan • Smylie • Samuelson • Andrus • Evans • Andrus • Batt • Kempthorne • Risch • Otter
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