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Hogan Heads Independent Democrats for Governor
The Independent Democrats completed their state ticket with T. S. Hogan as governor nominee and C. F. Kelley for congress, while General Marion was urged to accept the lieutenant governorship. The convention adopted the platform endorsing Bryan Stevenson, free coinage, home rule, and anti Clark corruption lines, with numerous state officers and judges nominated and a state central committee chosen.
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Hogan
C. F. Kelley
Marion
Committee On
H. ©. Stiff
Little Alice Band
Montana
W. A. Clark
Hartman
Nolan
Fred Whiteside
Ate
Copper Trust
Clark
Lenahan
Lewis and Clarke County
J. R. Quigley
Deer Lodge
Mr. Hogan
T. E. Collins
Cascade
H. C. Stiff
Missoula
Joseph E. Marion
Missoula County
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Adiai B. Stevenson
William. J. Bryan
Committee On Resolutions
United States
Silver Bow
Ravalli
Meagher
Republican National Administration
Japan
Congress
A. L Campbell
Halla
United States Senate
Montgna Pion
Loeb
Lews
Clarke
Kelley
My. Kobby
Sfspendent
Democratic Party
Conerers
Kelev Wre
Ognes
Rhsx
George M. Hays
Yellowstone
J. D. Matheson
Hays
Foy
Robert Lee Ward
Nolan Pall
Washington
Supreme Court
Alex Livingston
Park County
Kelly
E. G. McLean
Carbon County
McLean
W. R. C. Stewart
Gallatin County
Walter Hartman
Stewart
P. A. Leamy
Butte
E. M. Lamb
John W. Tattan
D. F. Smith
Beaverhead
Thomas W. Poindexter, Jr
Broadwater
John Shriner
Carbon
Charles Howard
J. A. Swett
Chateau
James H. Fenton
John R. Toole
Flat
Sweet Grass
Walter Lesser
Teton
James McDevitt
Patrick Lavell
A. J. Campbell
State Central Committee