Theme: elections
8 sources.
- 1900-03-22 — The Butte Daily Post, p.3DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. / Daly Faction Has a Working Majority. / HARRIS IS TURNED DOWN. / Routes by McArthur For Temporary Chairman — The Platform is Harmless.
Long account of the Butte city Democratic Convention of 22 March 1900, in which the Daly faction prevailed over the Clark faction. Jerry Clifford chaired; the c…
- 1904-05-14 — The Butte Daily Post, p.8DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION IN SESSION
"(Continued from Page One.)" Coverage of the **May 1904 Silver Bow Democratic county convention** — DISTINCT from the September 1904 primaries clipping (1904-09…
- 1904-09-11 — The Butte Miner, p.7DEMOCRATS HOLD THEIR PRIMARIES
Sub-head: "DELEGATES CHOSEN TO ATTEND COUNTY CONVENTION MONDAY — OPPOSITION TO TICKET IS ATTEMPTED." Saturday Sep 10 1904 evening Silver Bow County Democratic p…
- 1917-03-18 — The Butte Miner, p.9In the Second Ward — P. (Tish) Maloney — For Alderman
Tish Maloney's own boxed campaign advertisement on the eve of the Butte Democratic primary: "**In the Second Ward / P. (Tish) Maloney / Presents his name for th…
- 1917-03-25 — The Butte Miner, p.4An Enthusiastic Campaign — the Democratic Municipal Ticket
Endorsement editorial running the full Democratic municipal slate for the upcoming Butte city election: - **Mayor**: W. H. Maloney (51 West Silver street) - **…
- 1917-03-29 — The Butte Miner, p.4DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL TICKET
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 Sil…
- 1917-04-03 — The Butte Miner, p.10SUCCESSFUL ALDERMANIC CANDIDATES — BIG MAJORITIES ROLLED UP BY THE DEMOCRATS
Election-result spread celebrating the **Democratic sweep of Butte's 1917 city election**: "BIG MAJORITIES ROLLED UP BY THE DEMOCRATS." Carries portraits of fou…
- 1924-04-13 — The Butte Miner, p.20Judges Are Chosen for Elections of Next Month
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 …