Votes decide one race in county primary results recap
In the county primary, Democratic contenders swept renomination with large pluralities including Downey and Harrington, while Republican gains were modest. Notable outcomes: O’Leary and McLeod led close sheriff contests. McLeod edged Stewart by a few votes. Overall turnout rose to about 85 percent with 14,720 votes cast in the sheriff race.
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Justice of the Peace
Densby
McNamara
Molloy
Eagles
McLeod-Stewart
Fragmentary 19th century election slate with many names
Readable names include Byron E. Cooney John M. Evans Henry L. Myers M. J. Sheehan Thomas J. Walker Ed M. Fogarty James Harrington William Molloy Sheriff candidates Horace Carey John Duggan Mike Cavigan John P. Kelly County Attorney T Downey James T. Fitzgerald Dan Shea and others listed without clear race outcomes or dates.
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Congress
Byron E. Cooney
John M. Evans
E. Comer
Henry L. Myers
Thomas E. Carey
M. J. Sheehan
Thomas J. Walker
Ed M. Fogarty
James J. Harrington
William Molloy
Horace F. Carey
John Duggan
Mike Cavigan
John P. Kelly
Local Official Names and Namesake Figures List
A fragmented OCR list names many officials and candidates such as Emmett P. O'Brien Barry O'Leary John Sullivan assessor, treasurer Ike Sullivan James Brett Harrington, and numerous others including coroner Pat Cox surveyor Mike Loughran and superintendent of schools. The text reads like a roll of offices and people with scattered monetary figures and roles across counties. The density of names indicates a roster of bureaucrats, clerks, and public figures with titles from coroner to treasurer and constable to auditor.
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Avattatie
T. E. Downey
Pat Holland
Julia Harrington
James J. Brett
Ed J. Harrington
Frank Sullivan
Mike J. Loughran
Tom J. Walker
Louis A. Buckley
J. J. McNamara
Robert Ornaby
Routh Butte
Albert H. Wilkinson
Frederick Langdon
William Molroy
James J. Harrington
Jack Duggan
John P Kelly
Emmett O'Brien
Lou Frandenstein
Barry O'Leary
Freudenstein
Agnes Meade
Iannatty
Marie Malloy
Cane Hilly McCrone
Centerville
Mose ‘Intentiee
Scotts” Merhail
Emmett P. O'Brien
John
Sullivan Assessor
Martin J
Pat PD Cox
Pat Holland Cor
McDermott
Mike J. Loughran Putyic
Anna Farren
Maher
Mario Malloy Bowman
Agnes Meade Hanratty
W. Z. Ballard
George Barry
Thalter James F. Gimmie
Chatham
Tod Doran
Charles F. Staples
James G
Charles Whiteley
Justice Silver Bow
Mexamara
Tom Mulligan
Constable
Silver Bow
Mike J. Allen
Patrick “Burns
Mike F. Cleary
Harry Courter
John’ Cronin
Steve A. Delaney
John Fahey
Mike (Tatle
Harrington Jobo Arammer
Hogan Pat Keogh
Tom Kin
Fase Faasy
South Butte
D. T. Beckham
Joe Cote
James McMullen Seibone Mab
Evan. Owen
Als
Jack) Stewart
Finent Nao
William N. Waugh
Frank K. Mutch
Gus J
POH
Carmfennel
Wat Carpenter
Aiaat
Miles J. Cavanaugh Eesishy M
Daniel
Wiliam Donati
Harry A. Help Ernest
Lewis
W. Mec. White
Bdear Wild
Abe Winwood
Winer Justice Silver Dow
H. J. Grimes
Just
Republican Results Snapshot From Local Election
A terse roll of vote tallies lists candidates including Stanley R. Foot Ronald Higgins and Charles F. Juttner with totals such as 1459 and 254. mentions Associate Justice William E. Carroll and Railroad Commissioner Lee Dennis among others. officials Samuel H. Treloar clerk and recorder Paul A. Ozanne sheriff appear with scattered figures.
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Siiver Bow County
Tiron E. Cooney
John A. Evans
Henry L. Myers
E. Comer
Thomas E. Carey
Anaconda
Helena
Railroad and Public Service Commiasioner
Charles F. Juttner
Butte
Congress
Bran
R. Foot
Ronald Wiggins
Midge Williams
Carroll
Supreme Court
Wiliam L. Holloway
Albert J. Galen
Lee Denning
Sam R. Ross Earest
Stanley R. Foot
Ronald Higgins
HF. O'Connell
John McLaughlin
William E. Carroll
William J. Holloway
Frank J. Leiper
Lee Dennis
WB McLaughlin
Sam R. Roseety
Samuel H. Treloar
John Linguist
Paul A. Ozanne
al Meteoa
Angus B. McLeod
Tax Levy of It y Same as in 1925 Continued From Page 1
City council awarded two contracts for retaining wall and grading behind St Patrick's School and paving South Excelsior Avenue with storm sewer work. Alley contract went to Healy and Simonson for $557.69. bidders included J R Silver and Jesse Huddleston. South Excelsior paving went to J C Maguire for $19,120.63. other bids by Shannon and others. Delegation of Excelsior property owners led by Senator Walker discussed bids. TL P Howse allowed to install two 600 gallon and one 17 000 gallon gasoline tanks. Cadus Inc Automobile Co. granted use of Connell Building for repair shop and sales, with repairs to city requirements. Se0-gal on gasoline tank petition at 112 East Galena Street. City reports received: Public Works showed 16 building permits plus plumbing, street and sewer permits. Police court: $7,727 in fines for July. 528 cases tried. 121 drunks, 54 disturbances, 273 misc offenses. 1 more vagrant tried and sent to county jail. Fire Chief Martin: July had 26 fire alarms. property value involved $50,045.50. insurance $30,550. total cost $2,426.78. Department expenditures for July $7,495.28.
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St. Patrick's School
South Excelator Avenue
Healy and Simonson
J. R. Silver
Jesse Huddleston
South Excelsior
J.C. Maguire
Charles Shannon
E. J Starac
Kiely
O'Brien
Jortan
Maguire
Shannon
Excelsior Avenue
T. 4. Walker
TL P
Cadus Inc Automobile Company
Connell Building
East
Galena Street
Wiegenstein
Commissioner ‘of Public Works
Martin
Murance
Anaconda Golf Visitors Arrive for City Tournament
Golfers arrive as Anaconda Country Club hosts a large field for the state tournament. Officials report 150 entries expected for men's and ladies events with qualifying rounds starting at dawn. A banquet follows the day’s play and a meeting will elect officers and decide next year’s host city.
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Anaconda
A. L. Matter
R. J.” Wood
Ieant
Chateau Club
Montana
Kalispell
Miles City
Highlands and Billings
Billings
Boreman
Melts
Great Fats
Helena
Lewistown
Livingston
Missoula
Roundup
Dillon
Spokane
Deer Lodge
Mackay
Mrm
WS. Guyer
Magnus
Lawrence Price
Mexican in Dillon Shooting Affray Wounds Section Hand
In Dillon Aug 4 a Mexican section laborer named Refugio Rochin was slightly wounded in a shooting affray after an altercation over work. He was brought to Dillon for treatment after the assailant fired three times and fled. the assailant has not yet been located by authorities.
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Dillon
Bnowline
Ison
Robin
Eald
Rochin
Occern
Morning Blaze Destroys Dillon Mill and Elevator
A fierce morning fire destroyed the Dillon mill and adjacent elevator, leaving only twisted steel and scorched timbers. Firefighters battled the blaze under risk from wind and collapsing walls, preventing spread beyond the mill complex. The Oregon Short Line passenger train paused for an hour due to the burning elevator blocking tracks. The mill dated to 1818 with the ore structure from 1913. no rebuilding plans were announced.
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Tors
Cosen
Japan
Kround
Fontigh
Ware Howe
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Hom
Oregon
Catholic Church Calls for Peace Amid Mexican Religious Crisis
In a national religious dispute Mexico, Catholic leaders warned against armed uprisings and urged peaceful protest as bishops stressed the church’s independence from politics. Economic pressure from boycotts has reduced business activity in some areas while worship gathers remain limited and largely quiet.
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The
Republic
Admits Killing in Bootleggers War Massacre
James Fox alias Jimmy Byrne surrendered at the sheriff's office and confessed to firing the shots that killed Harry Schwartz and Moran during a bootleggers conflict in a hotel lobby. Pax fled into a lobby where he discharged his pistol at two pursuers, police records show.
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Los Angeles
James
Fox
Allan Jimmy Byrne
Sheriff's Office
Harry Schwartz
Harry" Munson
Pax
Cers
Schwarts
Schwartz
Moran
Agi Long Beach
Tne
Demand Recognition Rights Of Priests In Mexican Crisis
MAJC CITY Aug 4 The Roman Catholic episcopate declares a settlement of the religious situation will be accepted only if it includes recognition of Catholic priests as Mexican citizens and respect for the principles in a formal letter demanding withdrawal of religious regulation. The priests rights demand is sometimes read as a call for inclusion in civil elections and the constitutional religious clauses.
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Mexico City
Roman Catholi Church
Calvary
Mexico
Monel
Pascual Diaz
Tabarco
National Epiacobate
Associated Proas
Mar. Diaz Wala
Économie
Maic City
Episcopate
Pioneer Mrs Quinton of Deer Lodge Passes
Mrs. Quinton born August 8 1842 in Galena Illinois celebrated her 100th birthday. She married Henry Quinlan and crossed solo with oxen to Montana arriving in Virginia City in 1864 before settling on a Deer Lodge Valley homestead near Race Track eight miles south of town. She was a member of the Society of Montana Pioneers and survived by four children and several brothers. Funeral arrangements set with Rev. Father T F Landy Thursday.
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OR Lodge Cave Quinton
Thie Valley
Quinton Wie
Galena
Henry Quinlan
Virginia City
Deer Lodge Valley
Mes
Quinlan
Groeneveld marks 44th Montana arrival anniversary
AY E Groeneveld visits Deer Lodge to celebrate 44 years since his arrival. He recalls the city's growth since that time, noting the McBurney house site now hosts a theater and new buildings. He comments on modern street lights, paved streets, and landscaping contrasting with earlier cedar and poplar trees.
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Deer Lodge
Groeneveld
Ikone McBurney
McBurney
Butte Mines Film Project to Shoot Onsite Monday
Educational film crew led by Leopold plans to film at Kennecott copper mines and the Butte area Monday. The project aims to document underground workings and above ground scenes with 16 electric lights, showcasing miners, ore chutes, skips, and the Big Butte area, with funding by Stephen Itch of Kennecott.
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Hobbin
Leopold
Berrien
Loca
Alaska
Ahbee
Butte
Keenes
Hutte
Anaconda
Auld
Big Butte
Finien
Ahi
Bute
Stephen Itch
Kennecot Copper Company
United States
Canada
Buraye CR
Justin
Michigan
Stopes
Higgins Leading In Only Contest In Montana Primary
In the Montana primary results Higgin(s) leads in a close race for the Republican nomination for Congress in the first district with 4,307 to Foot’s 3,601 amid partial precinct returns. Second district figures show Heavitt leading with 21,243 to Olivet 6,308 and Democrat Mitchell 5,819. Railroad commissioner totals list Dennie 22,459 and McLaughlin 11,330 with Carey at 2.
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Associated Pro NA
Montana
Ronald Higging
Missoula
Ted
Helena
Congress
Republic
Higgine
Juttnee
McConnell
McLaugnn
Cooney
Evans
Come Kremman
Heavitt
Olivet
Mitchell
Palmer-Jabory Stoner
Stat
Muffly Loses In Broadwater Race
In Jena on August 4, Judge B H Godman presided as Charles Mumly, long-time Broadwater county representative, trailed in Townsend with a 306 to 185 margin as two precincts were missing. The district Democrats nominated W J Merritt for the House, Republicans chose Grane Reed. Endofteau defeated Sullivan for the Democratic Senate nomination in Jefferson county. Republicans in this county backed Kandren Hi Ty Hart and David Smith for the House. nearby Ray Church, a Democrat, held a seat.
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Jena
Charles Mumly
Broadwater
Townsend
BH. Godman
Muly
W. J. Merritt
House
Grane Reed
Endofteau
Mu de Sullivan
Senate
Jefferson County
Kanden
Ty Hart
David Smith
Raymond
Nagle
George Mason
Ray Church
Oldest Matron of Butte 15 Years Listed in Obituary
Elizabeth Doble of Meaderville aged 67, longtime Butte resident, died at her daughter's home after a long illness. Survived by son William and daughter Beatrice, she came from Cornwall, England 60 years ago with husband John Doble, a miner, who died earlier. The family noted her wide circle of friends and pending funeral arrangements.
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Elizabeth Doble
Hutte
Mes
Bert Middleawat
Meaderville
Dobl
Virginia City
Neve
John Doble
Butte'e A
Doble
Corn England
States
States 60 Years Ago. During Her “Residence In’ Butte
Gasoline Prices Show Movement in Chicago Area
Fragmented OCR text mentions gasoline prices and location in Chicago Illinois. Details are unreadable. readable elements suggest price notes, station names, and a local market update lacking complete data.
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Jack Stewart
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John Lindquist
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Mennell
Mire VT
Abpelante
Wierutin
Stenth
Alan Collie
Ann Ting
Areon
Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Company
Oferlodge
Powell County
Plains
AY. E. J. Groeneveld
Higgins
Bureau of Mice
Pete Son
Bureau of Mines
Washington, D. C
Great Falls
Utah
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