Charles F. O'Neall
Male, Deceased Person
1875 – 1929
Who was Charles F. O'Neall?
Charles F. O'Neall was a real estate agent and an American Democratic politician from California.
O'Neall was born 1875 in Birdville, Texas to James E. and Annie E. O'Neall. He attended public schools in Dallas, Texas, afterwards working at various stores, then at Midland, Texas raising stock.
O'Neall married Annie May Townsend May 14, 1900 at Midland. They had three children, Ella, Annie, and Charles F., Jr.
In 1906 he moved to San Diego, where he became a successful real estate agent. He also became active in public affairs. He was president of the San Diego Realty Board during 1911–1913, served as a Fire Commissioner under Mayor John Forward, Sr., and was director of the Chamber of Commerce. He was also active with the Democratic Party, serving as its County Central Committee chairman. He campaigned for Democrats President Wilson, and Congressman William Kettner, and was chairman of the latter campaign.
O'Neall was elected mayor of San Diego and served from 1913 to 1915. With the support of the business community, defeated Department Store owner George Marston. It was a classic "Smokestacks versus Geraniums" campaign.
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