Italian Governors
- 1908-1910 Tommaso Carletti
- 1910-1916 Giacomo De Martino
- 1916-1919 Giovanni Cherina Ferroni
- 1920-1923 Carlo Ricci
- 1923-1928 Cesare Maria De Vecchi
- 1928-1931 Guido Corni
- 1931-1935 Maurizio Rava
- 1935-1936 Rodolfo Graziani
- 1936-1937 Angelo De Ruben - Ruggiero Santini
- 1937-1939 Francesco Saveno
- 1939-1940 Gustavo Pesenti
- 1940-1941 Carlo De Simone
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