John B. Riley *In 1892, John B. Riley was "Chief Inspector of the State Civil Service Commission," based in Plattsburg NY; he was also a superintendent of an "Indian school"; later State Superintendent of Prisons, appointed in 1913; served on the state's Prison Reform Commission; died in 1916
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