Holloway and Galen File for Supreme Court Race
Associate Justice William L Holloway announced his bid for re election to Montana Supreme Court alongside Judge Albert J Galen in the Republican primaries. Holloway has served since 1903 and Galen since his term began. both seek the two seats on the bench with Holloway notable for long service and key decisions, including matters on terminal elevator at Great Falls and the prohibition law.
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William L. Holloway
Montana Supreme Court
Justice Holloway
Albert J. Galen
Holloway
Theodore Brantly
Montana
William [. Holloway
Missouri
Law Department
University of Michigan
Bozeman
Gallatin
Ninth Judicial District
Broadwater
Meagher
Supreme Bench
Commonwealth
Great Falls
Helena
Army
United States
Siberia
Judge Galen
Supreme Court
Galen
Baraker
District Court
Prohi
Nephew of Judge Lee Rises to VP at Armour Packing
George Lee from Harlem Springs started at $60 a month then rose through the Armour Packing Company. He became vice president in Chicago after first working humbly in Ohio and New York, reflecting a swift climb in a major national industry.
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T. K. Lee
Carroll County
Ohio
George Lee
United States
Harlem Springs
Armour Packing Company
Chicago
Lee
Erasmus Lee
Armour Company
New York City
New York
Dempsey and Tunney May Be Next Event
New York reports indicate a Dempsey Tunney championship bout may follow as promoters push a late August or September clash. Tex Rickard aims to announce next Monday with Gene Tunney as challenger, while Floyd Fitzsimmons deadline for a Dempsey Wills bout looms and Wills manager Paddy Mullins weighs alternatives. Chicago’s approval of ten round decision bouts adds site possibilities.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Jess McMahon
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Middlewest
Paddy Mullins
Fitzsimmons
Great Falls Wins Third Annual State Music Meet at Kalispell
Great Falls captures the state music cup for the third year running at Kalispell. Butte takes second, Missoula third, Kalispell fourth. Adaline Davis of Great Falls earns the governor’s high point student cup. Eleanor McArthur and Lowndes Maury win the music division gold medals for Butte. The Montana Interscholastic Music association not redistricting. Liv ingston will host 1927 meet. Helena inviting 1928. Officers include C. V. Brown, Miss Kurtz, Bess Ireland and Olive Cory.
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Kalispell
Mont
Great Falls
Kalispell Kiwanis Club
Butte
Fathead Motor Sales Company
Missoula
J. F. Erickson
High Point
Adaline Davis
Eleanor McArthur
Lowndes Maury
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Montana Interscholastic Music Association
Livingston
Helena
The
Music Association
C. V. Brown
Kurtz
Bess Ireland
Havre
Association
Olive Cory
Eleanor
Bank official Webb faces large shortages and resigns
Percy G Webb assistant cashier of the Scandinavian American Bank and Big Timber city treasurer resigned as treasurer after revealing a bank shortage of 3010.17 and a bank shortage of 3117. The shortage is covered by bonds from Maryland Casualty and Continental Casualty. Settlement efforts involve Webb relatives, bonding companies, and possible court action if no agreement is reached.
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Percy G. Webb
Big Timber
Mjelde
James T. M. Connor
Clay Banks
Chicago
Jt. McDernott
Montana National Band of
Billings
Clas
Works
Connor
McDermott
Trower
Gily
Mijelde
F. E. Williams fromHelena
Webb
Williams
Maryland Casualty Co
Baltimore
Continental Casualty Co
Gerard
Pioneer
J. E. Cameron
Robert A. Bray
Cameron
Bray
Mr. Webb
Sweet Grass County
D. W. Highie
Scandinavian American Bank
Rotary Clubs Adjourn After Enjoyable Meet At Lewistown
Montana Rotary clubs conference near Lewistown concluded with thanks to railways for delegate support. Tom Davis of Butte endorsed for Rotary International president. Arthur Lamey of Havre honored as district governor-elect. Butte urged to host next year’s gathering. Edward Flynn of St Paul gave business thesis and presided over sessions. Tom Stout praised Montana resources and people.
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Lewistown
Mont
Rotary Clubs of
Montana
Tom Davis
Butte
Rotary Ineernational
Arthur Lamey
Havre
Edward F. Flynn
St. Paul
O. W. Belden
Tom Stout
Father Delano
Deer Lodge
Rotary
Frank Scotten
Great Falls
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
W. M. Johnston
Billings
Gatley
Hart I. Seely
Waverly
N. Y
Steck Seated in Place of Brookhart in Iowa Senate
Washington April 12 Senator Smith W Brookhart Republican in insurgent of Iowa was unseated by a 45 to 41 vote in favor of Democrat Daniel F Steck after a week of recount debate. Steck sworn in by Vice President Dawes as Brookhart was absent.
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Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Towa
Senate
Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
Steck
Cummins
Iowa
Dawes
Hhe
House
Borah
Idaho
Ashurst
Arizona
Senate Elections Committee
Caraway
Arkansas
George
Georgia
la Follette-Wheeler
Butler
Dale
Deneen
Ernst
Gillette
Goff
Greene
Harreld
Keyes
McLean
Phipps
Robinson
Indiana
Sackett
Warren
Watson
Weller
Bayard
Bratton
Broussard
Bruce
Copeland
Edwards
Fletcher
Gerry
Glass
Harris
Harrison
Heflin
Jones
New Mexico
Kendrick
King
McKellar
Mayfield
Neeley
Overman
Pittman
Sheppard
Simmons
Smith
Swanson
Trammell
Tyson
Republicans
Bingham
Cameron
Capper
Couzens
Curtis
Edge
Fernald
Frazier
Gooding
Hale
Howell
Johnson
la Follette
Lemoot
McMaster
McNary
Metcalf
Moses
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
Oddie
Pepper
Pine
Reed
Pennsylvania
Smoot
Stanfield
Williams
Willis
Blease
Dill
Ferris
Ransdall
Missouri
Stephens
Walsh
Wheeeler
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Livestock And Range Shows Bright Prospects In West
Denver report notes cattle and sheep faring well through winter with strong spring range outlook. Range conditions across the west reach 91 percent of normal, California troubled by drought relief only after rains. Cattle at 93 percent of normal, lamb crop good, stock sheep demand weaker, wool contracts in Idaho Wyoming Utah at 32 to 35 cents.
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Denver
United States Division of Crop and Livestock
Continental Divide
California
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Frank Gibson of Union Star Missouri Dies at 77
Frank Gibson father of Ed Gibson of Little Timbercreek died suddenly on a train en route to St. Joseph Missouri at Union Star. He was a Montana pioneer who lived in Clyde Park and Park county before returning to Missouri in 1910 leaving a large circle of relatives and friends.
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Livingston Enterprise
Missouri
Frank Gibson
Ed Gibson
Little Timbercreek
Shields River Valley
Livingston
Robert Cole
Union Star
Gibson
St. Joseph
J. W. Gaddy
Dewey Gibson
S. P. Albertson
Los Angeles
Calif
Ed Dale
Lockridge
Okla
Nan
Rachel Gibson
Montana
Smith Defeats McKinley in Illinois Republican Primary
Col. Frank L. Smith defeats Sen. William B. McKinley for the Illinois Republican nomination in Chicago, running against Democrat George E. Brennan in November. The primary is marked by rioting and violence including shootings and ballot-box thefts, with Chicago gang activity disrupting polling places and police deployed to restore order.
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Frank L. Smith
Senator Mkinley
Illinois
Chicago
Col
Frank I. Smith
The
World Court
William B. McKinley
Senate
George E. Brennan
McKinley
Fred A. Britten
Congress
West Side
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Flora Davis
Banner
Adeline Davis
Charlotte Kelley
Margaret McMahon
Cup
Isabel Mathews
Moore
Cornelia Downs
Glee Club
S. A. Bank
S. W. Brookhart
West
Ed. Gibson
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