Rudolf Schmid (politician, 1888)

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Rudolf Schmid (born August 7, 1888 in Baar ; † March 28, 1969 ibid), entitled to live in Baar and Neuheim , was a Swiss politician ( KVP ).

Life

Rudolf Schmid, son of the conservative Catholic Zuger Government Council Josef Leonz Schmid junior , Maturand on college Sarnen which turned subsequently studying law at the universities of Leuven , where he Member wurder the KAV Lovania Leuven and Zurich , which he 1914 in Zurich with the acquisition of the academic degree of Dr. iur. completed. Rudolf Schmid then headed a law firm in Baar. Schmid - he was married to the bank employee Berta, the daughter of factory director Klemenz Hegglin - died in 1969 at the age of 80 in his home town of Baar.

Rudolf Schmid - he joined the CIP at - officiated from 1915 to 1918 and from 1927 to 1946 as a local council in Baar, including from 1935 as mayor . From 1927 to 1946 he was represented on the citizens' council in the civil parish of Baar, which he has presided over since 1935. In addition, he held the office of chief judge from 1921 to 1940, and from 1928 to 1936 he was a member of the Baar-Dorf corporation. From 1931 to 1942 he represented his party in the Zug Cantonal Council , of which he was President in the 1935/36 year of office. In 1941 Rudolf Schmid succeeded the resigned Dr. Alois Müller elected to the Zug government council. Schmid, who resigned in 1954, headed the government in the 1949/50 year of office as Landammann . In addition, he was a member of the board of directors from 1914 to 1967 and of the board of directors of Zuger Kantonalbank from 1919 to 1965, of which he was president from 1954. Schmid's political commitment was particularly focused on regional economic development.

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  • Stadt und Amt Zug until 1798: Contribution to the knowledge of the older constitutional law of the Canton of Zug, dissertation , Buchdruckerei A. & P. ​​von Matt, 1915

literature

  • Dr. Rudolf Schmid: Landammann, Baar, 1888 - 1969, 1969
  • Zuger Nachrichten of March 31, 1969
  • Who's who in Switzerland including the principality of Liechtenstein, Central European Times Pub. Co. Ltd., 1970 page 581
  • Zuger Neujahrsblatt 1970, page 29

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