Political filings for 1928 primary in Montana race slate
The 1928 Republican and Democratic primary filings show varied slates across offices. Candidates include Deamie Buckmaster for superintendent on the Republican ticket, Elizabeth Ireland and May Trumper contending with party rivals, Hartley and others for railroad and public service commissioner, Stevens and Kinkin for governor, Baker and Esselsigne for treasurer, Hampten and Carey for Democratic contenders, and Mahan Evans Seearce Wagner for the First District congressional race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deamie Buckmaster
Great Falls
Bis
Utes
May Trumper
Elizabeth Ireland
Havre
R. Hartley
Billings
State Railroad and Public Service
Daniel Goyte
Jesse J H. Stevens
Shelby
Arthur G. Waite
Big Sandy
Bob McMillan
James E. Stevens
Helena
Pioneer
Wellington. Hankin
U. S
J. W. Walker
Republian
Dick Baker
Lewistown
E. I Esselsigne
Fromberg
H. Faust
Drummond
F. E. Willams
Hillings
Samuel J. Hampten
Belgrade
Thomas L Carey
Montana
Jol W. Mahan
State Board of Equalization
Lawyer Angstman Seeks Republican Nomination for Supreme Court
Ted Angstman late Wednesday afternoon sought the Republican nomination for associate justice of the Supreme Court for a six-year term, opposing Albert P. Stark, who is currently serving. Angstman, a Minnesota native, came to Helena in 1918 to practice law, and served nine months in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torney General
Ted
Supreme Court
Albert TP. Stark
Ma. Angstman
Minnesota
Tielena
Democratic ticket for Montana primary candidates listed
The Democratic slate covers statewide offices and two U S House districts. Names include Senator Samuel V. Stewart Helena and John W Mahan Helena in Congress 1st District, B A L Tartar Jordan for Congress 2nd District, Walter Aitken Hozeman Chief Justice, Henry L. Myers Associate Justice, John Greene Chateau Governor John Erickson Helena, and numerous other statewide and district judicial and executive candidates with multiple counties and towns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel V. Stewart
Helena
Sam W.teagarden
Moore Burton
Wheeler
Hutte
Congress
John W. Mahan
John Maus
Missoury
Stanley Stearee
Tona Chas
Sr. Wagner
Bute
Republican Ticket for the PrIs election list
The complete Republican ticket names candidates for governor and other offices across Montana. It lists JS Senter Charles H Williams Derr Lodge Joseph M Dixon and many others with towns like Missoula Butte Stevensville Great Falls Helena and Livingston, naming multiple districts and judicial posts for a statewide race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JS. Senter
Charles H. Williams
Derr Lodge
Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula
Charles HW. Jettner
Butte
Congress First
Mod Withgerald
Stevensville
Congress
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Justiee
Albert T. Strrk
Livingston
Albert H. Angstman
Elena
Goversnar
Leo Dennis
Uolena
Wo Pant
Deer Lodge
JW. Walker
Ranken
Helena James Stevens
Helens Tientemot
Miversbaker
Dillon
McCormack
Big Sandy
Hom McMillin
Havre
Hartley
Billings
Supreme Court
Crosby
May ‘Teumper
Hmelena
George HO Winston
Anaconda
Dudge
Thealare Lentz
Itamillen Julge Fitth
Tana Ti
Bennett
Virginia City
Henry O
Srodgers
Ostlon
George Th Alten
Wugh Wo Matter
Martin Verteson
Frank Leper
Glen
Republican Convention Ticket History Names
A compact list of Republican figures associated with past conventions including Lincoln Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Harrison McKinley Taft Harding Coolidge Dawes and other notable offices. The names cover presidents vice presidents and key party figures across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jono C. Fremont
William L. Dayton
Abraham Lincoln
Hannibal Hamlin
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant Schuyler
Colfax
Ulysses S. Grant
Uenry Wilson
Rutherford B. Hayes
William A. Wheeler
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
James G, Flamne Johm
A. Logan Henlamin
Jfarrison
Levi PL
Morton Benjamin Harrison Whitelaweld
William
McKintley Garrel A. Jfebart
William McKinley
Theodore Honsevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
William Tt. Taft
Biographical Names From Kalispell and District Judges
A fragmented list of individuals and districts across Montana towns such as Kalispell Havre Roundup Forsyth and Scobey. It references many names with district labels like Twelfth and Nineteenth Districts and notes amounts and locations, suggesting a public notice or roster. The text is garbled with inconsistent spellings and partial titles. The overall item resembles an official electoral or judicial directory fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Pomeroy
Kalispell
J. E. Rockwool
C. HY
Woot
Charles W Wiley
Fort Renton
Midge
Goddard
Billings
Noht
C. Strong
Kourlenth
Ob. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
dRidge
G J, Jeffries
Roundup
Forsyth
Pilot Stultz notes to dart off today amid early flight attempts
Report covers Amelia Earhart rivals Mabel Bell and companions Milo and Lou Gordon preparing at Roosevelt Field aboard the Columbia. Weather and wind hinder lift as the heavy hydroplane battles to rise, with safety emphasized and no race implied against Earhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stultz
Amela Jearhart
Milo Wiler Shikz
Lou Gordon
Slelay
Vissi
Mabel Hall
Miss Earhart
Roosevelt Field
Columbia
Hhe Vrew
Miss Barbary
Women pilot Miss Bolt fails to fly in rain and clouds
In Old Orchard Maine the flight attempt of Marie Bolt and two pilots aboard the Columbia to cross the Atlantic is abandoned after six hours of searching the Maine coast as clouds and weather hinder progress. Weather observers warned the leg ahead remains difficult. a later attempt is planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortes Mehl
Capy
Miss Bolt
Charles Levine
Columbia
Old Orchard
Maine
Miss Ball
Oliver He Boulttier
Arthur Argles
Weather Bureau
Tir
Janes HL Nimball
Weather Buncan
Ole Orchard
Tor Morrow
Thea Rosehe
Germany
Hoover Campaign Faces Obstacles in Delegates Clash
Hoover managers push ahead as rival forces plan a strong lobby to sway uninstructed delegates at the Republican convention. Ruth Hanna McCormick leads publicity while Arthur Hyde and others debate strategy to block Hoover. Coolidge potential influence cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laumern
Hoover
Louw
Mmimerson
Tiingts
Lowden
Tluaver
Mia
Ruth Hanna McCormick
William McKinney
White House
Tultola
London
Republican National Committee
Arthur MM. Hyde
Missouri
James W. Gond
Treaver
Secretary of Commerce
Nero
Coolidge
Isayn
Imuters
Candee
Mages Af
Renubitenn
Kans City
Nadhe Mtate
Ay O'Neal
Montgomers
Ala
Legislative Comiunis
Uieh
O'Neal
Muscle Shoals
Chearn Brent
Sam Tt Thompson
Quanney
Kansas
Cryaldo
Jtouston
Thomason
Farm expert drops dead in Anaconda area
George H. Hunton a 50 year old Calgary Alberta based agricultural expert and former agriculture vice president at Calgary Board of Trade collapsed and died of a heart attack in the Big Hole basin country while working with ranches tied to the Anaconda Copper Mining company He was a graduate of the University of Guelph Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
George H. Hunton
Calgary
Alta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Big Hale Basin
Board of Trade of
Guelph
Ont
Hearing on wool rates closed after carrier rebuttal
Chicago June 7 AP All parties completed the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on wool freight rates. The Boston Wool Trade Association seeks lower West to New England freight costs while carriers argue over shortest workable routes and whether water transport may be used. A July 8 1924 standard guides the ruling and no decision date was set. Tex Angeles Uncle Sam must do withon, Dyke Kaharayoki in Olympic swimming competition. The Dike is going lutte the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
New England
Commerce Commission
Wool Trade Association
Tex Angeles
Uncle Samn
Dyke Kaharayoki
Eight Injured After Hollywood Explosion
Fire at the Russian Eagle Cafe near Hollywood injured eight men including former Russian general Theodore Lotdijensky, insurance broker Irving Strother, and Chief Spence Turner. The blast rattled buildings just outside the city, with several movie figures living nearby as firefighters battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheodore Lotdijensky
Irving P.strother
Spence Turner
Turner Yea
City
Russian Eagle Cafe
Hollywood
Baby Drowns In Irrigation Ditch Near Carvalls
Missoula reports the two year old son of Mr and Mrs Marcus Cook of Carvalls near here drowned after falling into an irrigation ditch while playing with cans. The mother called out with no answer and found the child in the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Marcus Cook
Carvalls
Here
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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Company of America
Sam D. Goza
Wyoming
Walker Garage
Colvin & McCullough
Davis
Broadway
Republican Convention
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Pure
Democratic
Aude
Michar C. Vonlan
T. G
Downey
Jeremiah J Lynch
Bure
Prank Bofey
Butte Henrys
Tryand
Googe TD. Toole
Dude Wourth
Asa
Tiupean
AC Alvord
Thompson Fills
Dudee Stith Wstriet
Berdamin
E. Berg
Columbus
Janes
Livingatan
Uarry H. Ewing
Ben T. Law
Bozeman
Stewart McConochie
W. D. McKeown
Chas
Hartman
Art Benton
Chris W. Demel
John B Tansil
W. W. Barton
Gundup
Eighteenth
Hiroy Bondvnty
Chinook
Mneteenth
DP W. Doyle
Conrad
Jesse G. Wenderson
Shellby
George W. Magee
Chateau
Gunther
Clentywood
Helena Business College
Bill
Newspaper Aghif
Republican
Ociated Press
Philadelphia
Chicana
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brighton
Raphael Wheat
BOLL
Europe
Hoboken, Ny
William Rautenkraanz
Inge Carsten
Commerce Secretary
Good
James W Good
Herbert Hoover
Strick
National Committee
Delegatin
Mr. J. Arthur Wells
Tull & Gibbs, Inc
Spokane, Washington
Interior Decorating
Placer Hotel
Intermountain Union College
Paul M. Adams
Colleen Moore
Gloria Swanson
Rene Adorce
Jack Dempsey
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