Events from 1923 in Alabama
Office holders
State office holders
Governor of Alabama: William W. Brandon (Democrat) Lieutenant Governor of Alabama: Charles S. McDowell (Democrat) Alabama Attorney General: Harwell G. Davis Alabama Secretary of State: William Peyton Cobb (Democrat), Sidney H. Blan (Democrat) Speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives: Hugh D. Merrill (Democrat) Chief Justice, Alabama Supreme Court: John R. Tyson, J. Lister Hill
Mayors of major cities
Mayor of Huntsville: Fraser L. Adams Mayor of Birmingham: David E. McClendon Mayor of Montgomery: William A. Gunter, Jr. Mayor of Mobile: Richard V. Taylor Mayor of Auburn: C. S. Yarbrough
Federal office holders
U.S. senator from Alabama: Oscar Underwood (Democrat) U.S. senator from Alabama: J. Thomas Heflin (Democrat) House District 1: John McDuffie (Democrat) House District 2: William B. Bowling (Democrat) House District 3: Henry B. Steagall (Democrat) House District 4: Lamar Jeffers (Democrat) House District 5: Miles C. Allgood (Democrat) House District 6: William B. Bankhead (Democrat) House District 7: John L. Burnett (Democrat) House District 8: Edward B. Almon (Democrat) House District 9: George Huddleston (Democrat) House District 10: William R. Wood (Democrat)
Population In the 1920 United States census, Alabama was recorded as having a population of 2,348,174, ranking as the 18th most populous state in the country. By 1930, Alabama's population had grown 12.7% to 2,646,248.
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External links
Alabama History Timeline