DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL TICKET

Summary

Boxed Democratic-ticket campaign ad in the Butte Miner the week before the city election, restating the full slate: - For Mayor: **W. H. Maloney**, 51 West Silver street - For Treasurer: **Neal A. Ward**, 1145 West Woolman street - For Police Judge: **P. J. Whitty**, 295 West Quartz street - For Aldermen (8 wards): Peter J. Cavanaugh (1st), **P. T. "Tish" Maloney** (2nd, family), John Hanratty (3rd), Stephen Fletcher (4th), George Burgman (5th), Arthur V. Corry (6th), Charles Hennan (7th), J. J. Magill Jr. (8th). Republishes the same slate as the 1917-03-25 endorsement editorial, this time as a paid campaign ad five days before the election.

People

• Patrick "Tish" Maloughney (b. ~1883 Michigan; JJM's best friend + Chatham cousin of Aggie Kelly)(as printed: P. T. "Tish" Maloney)
  role: democratic alderman candidate 2nd ward · family confidence: 75 strong

Places

• Butte, Montana (primary)

Themes

• politics_butte
• elections
• municipal_politics

Story threads

• Butte Irish-American organisational life — Hibernians, Gaelic League, Erin's Daughters, RELA
• The Pat-and-Ellen Murphy household — Butte 1887 to LA 1980

Tags

• source_primary_family
• direct_family
• book_chapter_material

Source type

advertisement, list_of_officers

Related sources

• 1917-03-18 — The Butte Miner, p.9 — In the Second Ward — P. (Tish) Maloney — For Alderman
• 1917-03-25 — The Butte Miner, p.4 — An Enthusiastic Campaign — the Democratic Municipal Ticket
• 1917-04-03 — The Butte Miner, p.10 — SUCCESSFUL ALDERMANIC CANDIDATES — BIG MAJORITIES ROLLED UP BY THE DEMOCRATS