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The entry for Harry M. Schriver, the Mayor of Rock Island, does not meet the list inclusion criteria. There is no indication in the cited sources that he was charged or convicted of crimes during the 1910s, even though there are allegations he committed one. The charge from 1923 was apparently successfully defended, too, so does not meet the 1920s inclusion criteria. If one is going to compile a list of politicians who are "convicted" of a "crime", please include citations that say that they were convicted and what the penalty imposed by the court was, before including them on the list. - Cameron Dewe (talk) 03:35, 3 June 2023 (UTC)Reply
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