Judges Are Chosen for Elections of Next Month

The Butte Miner, Butte, 1924-04-13, p.20

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Summary

The Silver Bow County Commissioners completed the list of election judges for two May 1924 elections — a "consolidation election" on May 12 (a special-question election; consolidation of Butte and Silver Bow county-government was a recurring early-1920s Butte civic question) and the presidential preference primary later in the same month. The list runs by precincts; ~47 precincts listed in the visible columns, with 3-5 judges named per precinct. Per the user's filename, James J. Murphy is one of the named judges. The clipping body lists hundreds of names — at the export resolution the specific precinct in which JJM appears is not isolable. Worth a higher-resolution re-pull to confirm. Recurring archive-relevant names visible: Frank Murphy (Precinct 2, 117 West Daly); J. J. P. Nolan (Precinct 22, 1003 Caledonia); Mary Harrington (Precinct 22, 1100 Caledonia); James McDonald (Precinct 26); Mary Hennelly (Precinct 41, 410 Garden); Mary Phillips (Precinct 45, 813 West Second); James McCarthy (Precinct 45, 1622 California); Andrew Carroll (Precinct 45, 1023 California); Frank Kelley (Precinct 46, 803 West Park); Julia Lynch (Precinct 46, 545 West Mercury); J. F. O'Connor (Precinct 47, 805 East Front); Charles O'Connell (Precinct 47, 805 East Front). Period local-government context — Butte's recurring "consolidation" debate (eventually consolidated 1976).

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# Judges Are Chosen for Elections of Next Month *The Butte Miner, Sunday, April 13, 1924, p. 20.* The county commissioners yesterday completed the list of the judges who will serve at the consolidation election in Silver Bow county on May 12, and also at the presidential preference election later in the same month. The list by precincts is as follows: *[Long precinct-by-precinct list of three-to-five election judges per precinct. The user's filing identifies a J. J. Murphy among the named judges; specific precinct not isolable at the export resolution. The list runs ~47 precincts and identifies hundreds of Butte residents by name and address.]* *Transcription status: partial — full precinct-by-precinct text not transcribed. A higher-resolution scan is needed for a complete name-and-address list.*

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  • Identify which precinct J. J. Murphy serves in (per the user's filing) at higher resolution.

Source ID: 1924-04-13_butte-miner_judges-chosen-for-consolidation-election

On page: 1924-04-13_butte-miner_p20

Clipped by lukedmurphy on 2020-09-23.