Primary election results show older candidate wins
In the Republican races Carroll 12,956 and Galen 24,371 with Holloway 24,029 and Leiper 14,425. Democrats Comer and Myers unopposed. Railroad Commissioner Republican Dennis 21,888 McLaughlin 10,822 Ross 12,200. Democrat Carey unopposed.
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Carroll
Galen
Holloway
Leiper
Comer and Myers
Dennis
McLaughlin
Ross
Carey
Leavitt Leads in Cascade County Republican Win
In Cascade county, Congressman Scott Leavitt led with about four to one over A A Franzke as all major precincts reported. Leavitt's January total reached 3218 to Franzke 894, with Oliver at 4199 and Galen 2631 for associate justice. Dennis topped the railroad commissioner race with 3019. Holloway 2242. Leiper 1049. Harry B Mitchell ran unopposed for Democratic nomination with 1856. Comer 1277 and Myers 1495 for assistant justice. Carey unopposed for railroad commissioner with 1614.
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Great Falls
Scott Leavitt
A. A. Franzke
Cascade County
Leavitt
Franzke
Oliver
Galen
Holloway
Leiper
Dennis
Mclaughlin
Ross
Harry B. Mitchell
Comer
Myers
Carey
Abert B. Cummins Dies in Des Moines Obituary
Des Moines reports the death of Abert B. Cummins a former U.S. senator and Iowa governor born in 1850. His career spanned railroad construction law and politics including leadership on the Interstate Commerce Committee and key Iowa rail reform laws. He married Ida Gallery. survived by sisters Anna and Margaret and brothers B F and J C Cummins.
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Wisconsin
Congress
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Capitol
White House
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Carmichaels
Mr. Cummins
Thomas
Sarah Cummins
Waynesboro
Mississippi
Iowa
Recorder
Clayton County
Senator Cummins
Central
Michigan
Ida L. Gallery
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Michigan Road
Rio Grande
Denver
Chicago
Des Moines
United States
Gallery
Kate
Gummins
Anna
Margaret Cummins
B. F. Cummins
J. C. Cummins
Card of Thanks from C. A. Bishop
I sincerely appreciate the support given me at the primary election and thank my many friends and supporters.
Sincere thanks from F R Hickman after primary
Hickman expresses sincere thanks to friends and supporters in every precinct for loyal support in Tuesday's primary. He notes business prevented meeting during the campaign and pledges to call on supporters during the coming election campaign.
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F. R. Hickman
Appreciation Note From Campaign Figures
ED BODDY expresses sincere thanks for support and votes after the campaign. MARGARET DEEGAN thanks Sweet Grass county voters for their generous primary election support.
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Sweet Grass County
Margaret Deegan
35th Annual Firemen State Convention Thanks Big Timber Volunteers
Big Timber Volunteer Fire Dept expresses gratitude to all who aided at the 35th Annual Firemen State convention held last week in Big Timber. The note mentions shipping cattle and sheep on Aug 17 and asks to bring them Aug 16, listing Grey Cliff Springdale and Big Timber as shippers and asking to list cattle and sheep for car orders. W. R. Stokes & Go, 29-21.
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Big Timber Volunteer Fire Dept
Grey Cliff
Springdale
W. R. Stokes & Go
Ku Klux Klan Loses Big in Kansas Primary
In Kansas Tuesday primary returns from about three quarters of the state show all Republican nominees opposed by the Klan winning by large margins. Key figures include Assisting Attorney General William A. Smith and Secretary of State Frank J. Ryan. Democratic gubernatorial race leans late to Donald Muir over former Gov. Jonathan M. Davis. Stephens leads McGill in Senate race.
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Topeka
Ku Klux Klan
Kansas
Supreme Court
William A. Smith
Frank J. Ryan
Jonathan M. Davis
Donald Muir
Muir
the Voice
Davis
Charles Stephens
Columbus
George McGill
Wichita
Stephens
McGill
Reductions Made In State Annual Expense
BILLINGS July 31 Reduction in valuation of Montana public utilities averaging between one and two percent as a whole have been made by the state board of equalization J W Walker of Helena chairman of the board said here.
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Billings
Montana
State Board of Equalization
J. W. Walker
Helena
Tax Board Completes County Visitations On Valuation Shifts
Mr Walker and C O Bergeson finished 20 county visits advising boards of equalization on tax measures. Reductions total up to 2 million dollars and may be appealed by utilities. Real estate valuations drop about 8 million across 51 counties. stock values rise 8.5 million. personal property down 150 thousand. Mines up 5 to 9 million. oil up about 3 million due to more activity.
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Walker
C. O. Bergeson
Moody Wins Democratic Nomination for Texas Governor
Attorney General Dan Moody secured the Democratic nomination for Texas governor in the July 24 primary with a revised unofficial total of 411,390 votes. Miriam A. Ferguson received 281,938 votes, Lynch Davidson 123,025, Rev. Q. O. Zimmerman 2,910, and Edith Wilmans 1,498, Mik Johnston 1,006.
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Dallas
Tex
Dan Moody
Texas
Bhut
Moody
Miriam A. Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
QO. F. Zimmerman
Edith Wilmans
Mik. Johnston
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