Democratic ticket to sweep Montana in coming election
The Montana Democratic slate envisions a full victory led by Bryan and Kern with statewide margins from 6 000 to 19 000. The Anaconda convention selected a diverse ticket including Thomas D Long for Senate Edwin Norris for Governor Swindiehurst for lieutenant governor Judge William M Johnston for associate justice and electors from the northern counties. The nominees for railroad terms Charles P Nevin A J Missoula Louis Newman and secretary Miles Romney with Phil C Goodwin for state treasurer John H Tolan for attorney general Wiley Mountjoy for superintendent of public instruction and other party figures are highlighted as capable and ready to govern.
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Rathight
Bryan
Kern
Montana
Anaconda
Helena
Thomas M. Swindiehurst
State Senate
William M. Johnston
Billings
Supreme Court
Johnston
Railroad Commission
Charles P. Nevin
Butte
Stat
Havre
Milex Romney
Cannon Denies Littlefield Vote Interference In House
Danville Illinois October 32 Speaker Cannon replies to a question from Rev T M Bristol bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church Indianapolis Indiana. He states he did not prevent the House from considering or voting on the Littlefield bill and had no power to do so. He notes the bill was not reported in the Sixtieth Congress by the Judiciary Committee and accuses opponents of falsehoods about his conduct.
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Danville, IL
Canon
T. M. Bristol
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indianapolis
Ind
House
Cannon
Littlefield
Judiciary Committee
Pearce
Maryland
Committee On the Judiciary
Nicholson
Titefield
Methodist Church
Sullivan for Assessor of Silver Bow County
Sullivan, the democratic nominee for county assessor, a well known Butte figure born in California and 45, has run the Southern hotel and aided miners while earning broad support. Despite weakened health since nomination, he is poised for a large majority over his opponent with a square deal message.
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Sullivan
Butte
California
Tie
Hutte
Ramsay Seeks Custer County Clerk Post In Campaign
Miles City residents say James G. Ramsay a noted Montana newspaper man is running for clerk of the court in Custer county. Ramsay who spent years in Butte and Dawson county previously served as Dawson clerk of the court and has strong Republican backing. At a Butte meeting, prominentMontana figures observed Republican support while Madison Jefferson and Beaverhead Democrats stayed away from opposition.
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Armocrate
Nained
Sherineke
Router
Jefferson
Sherity
Helen
Sherlock
Miles Ci
James G. Ramsay
Montana
Custer County
Ramsay
Butte
Dawson County
George R Milburn
Thomas C. Bach
Custer
Miles
Otto
Pulli
Callaway
Thomas Monaghan
Fifth Judicial District
Buttons
Virginia Ty
Astor
Madison County
Boulder
Ted
Fifth
Madison, Jefferson and
Heaverhead
Lathoad
Fragmented Meeting Audiences and Political Rhetoric
A local meeting turns distracted as a chairman apologizes for poor attendance. Speakers argue over enthusiasm and adherence to Republican principles and Rooseveltism. Tensions rise as disputes over funding and responsibilities surface amid restless exchanges.
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Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
Charles 8 Hartman
Bozeman
Lewis Penwell
Congress
House of Representatives
Thomas D Long
Flathead County
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Capaigners
Senator Long
Edwin Tr. Norris
Norris
Champaign
Rot
Mate Senate
Spokane
Montania
Constable
A. Ma
Romney
Phil C. Goonwin
Butta
Goodwin
John H. Tolan
Tolan
Ofice
Wiley Mountjoy
Orphant
Twin Bridges
Mountjoy
Piso
Mmr
Isehood
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Rate Coe
Gee
Washington
Pacer
Strana
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Nobby
Nice
Newie
Lyric Theater
Siberian
Rooseveltiam
Ste Price
Seta Trang
Ate
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