Independent Democrats Nominate Hogan for Governor
The Independent Democrats nominate Thomas S. Hogan for governor as a lively convention closes after roll call and adjournment. Governor Smith and Senator Matts energize delegates with their eloquence during the event.
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Independent
Democrats
Thomas S. Hogan
Smith
Matts
Thund ers of Applause For The Orators At Butte Convention
The independent Democrats of Montana gathered in Butte to showcase fervent unity and staging a rousing convention. Delegations from Deer Lodge Silver Bow Lewis and Clark and many counties paraded through Main Street to the Auditorium amid bands, banners, and vibrant cheering.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda
46 Club
East Quartz Street
Main Street
Alice Band
Silver Bow
Lewis and
Clarke
Gallatin
Missoula
Ravalli
Park
Yellowstone
Carbon
Flathead
Sweet Grase
Teton
Chateau
Meagher
Jefferson
Cascade
Beaverhead
Madron
Granite County
Independent Democracy
Montana
Broadway
Bryan
Stevenson
Washington
Dewey
Schley
Granite
Lewis and Clarke, Broadwater
Jefferson, Ravalll, Meagher
Early life of a Montana political figure and convention scenes
The narrative recounts Kelley born in Mineral Hill Nevada on February 10 1875 later moving to San Francisco and Butte where he rose from public schools to law and politics. It also covers a Montana party convention with cheers for Governor and delegates from counties including Lewis and Clark and Madison as they name committee members and honor standout figures.
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Mineral Hill
Nev
San Francisco
Cal
Young Kelley
Butte
J. A. Riley
Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Group of
August Christian
University of Michigan
J. J. McMahon
C. P. Connolly
Central Committee
Robert R. Smith
Lewis and
Clarke County
William Btruene
Lewis
Struewe
Hartman
Lark
Madison
Marks
Clarke
Nolan
Stiff
Crutchfield
Gallwey
Lamb
Political slate listed for Montana offices
For congressman Cornelius F. Keving of Silver Bow appears in the slate. Presidential electors Patrick Carney Democrat of Madison D G O Suba Democrat of Carbon Oliver Leiser Populist of Deer Lodge. Lieutenant governor Joseph K Marion of Missoula. Secretary of State George M Hayes of Yellowstone. State auditor Sk G McLean of Carbon.
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Patrick Carney
Madison
D. G. O'Suba
Carbon
Oliver Leiser
Deer Lodge
Sk. G. McLean
Montana Pioneer Marion Men of Public Trust
Born June 1 1842 in Contrecoure Quebec province. He moved to St Louis at 18 and joined the American Fur Company in 1861. He crossed to Montana in 1865 prospected near Virginia City until 1869 and later settled at Frenchtown near Missoula. He was known as a sturdy democrat and public servant.
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Montana
Contrecouer County
Quebec Province
St. Mary's College
Montreal
St. Louis
American Fur Company
Fort Benton
Chippewa
Marion
Plains
Virginia City
British Columbia
Frenchtown
Missoula
Hogan Accepts Nomination, Aims to Win Montana Governor
Helena October 2 Thomas B Hogan independent democratic nominee for governor is at his home with wife and three children as telegrams from Butte arrive congratulating him He says he will make every effort to win and believes the contest is with Folsom Hogan born December 23 1869 has deep roots in Wisconsin Washington Montana and the Knights of Labor He married in Chippewa Falls in 1894 and has three children
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Helena
Thomas
Hogan
Broadway
Butte
James B. Toughill
Folsom
Thomas Stephens Hogan
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
State of
Washington
Aberdeen
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Knights of Labor of
Montana
Convention Deluged as Delegates Demand Speeches in Afternoon
Morning session yielded to a packed hall but the afternoon crowd surged further with many standing along walls. Matt s resisted calls for speech until pushed to the platform where he delivered a magnificent response. Hartman followed with more hard thumps as Nolan and White remained ready to report on the platform committee.
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Committee On
Matts
Hartman
Nolan
White
Judge Word Named to Montana Supreme Bench
Ie, a Virginia City native born in 1866, was appointed to the Montana supreme bench succeeding Judge Hunt. The selection drew universal satisfaction and Judge Word is expected to be remembered for his brief but excellent service on the bench by both lawyers and laymen as a strong commendation to Montana voters.
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Word
Montana
Independent Democracy Tackles War on Crime and Corruption
The piece proclaims a steadfast campaign by an Independent Democracy party against crime and corruption, pledging relentless action and reform measures. It frames the battle as a decisive political confrontation with broad public implications.
Montana Democrats Endorse Bryan Stevenson Platform
The Montana independent Democrats in convention affirm the Kansas City Democratic platform, back William J. Bryan and Adlai Stevenson, support free coinage of gold and silver, home rule, eight hour workday, direct senatorial elections, and arid lands reclamation. They condemn state Democratic leaders over seats and pledge loyalty to the people's rights and anti corruption principles. The message praises Montana veterans and allies in the war, and expresses sympathy for the South African Republics.
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Butte
Montana
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Committee On Resolutions
Committee On
United States
Silver Bow
Ravalli
Meagher
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Independent Democrats
Charley Booth
Congress
Madison, Gallatin, Carbon
Missoula, Park, Sweet Grass
Beaverhead Counties
Cornelius Francis Kelley
T. 5S
Hocas
Lewis and Clarke
Cornelius F. Keving
Joserh EK
Greorce M. Hayes
Rosert Li Worp
Alexander Livingston
W. L. GC. Stewart
I. A. Leamy
Joseph E. Marion
Treomas S. Hogan
Robert Lee Word
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