HIBERNIANS CHOOSE OFFICERS AT MEETING / James J. Murphy Heads the Organization for the Ensuing Term.
The Butte Miner, Butte, 1912-10-14, p.6
Summary
Sister article to 1912-10-14 Butte Daily Post p7 — same biennial AOH Silver Bow county convention (held Sun 13 Oct 1912 at Hibernia hall, Centerville), reported in the Miner's coverage the same day. Same officer slate: President James J. Murphy; vice-president Ed Lawler; recording secretary Thomas F. Collins; financial secretary Thomas J. Moran; treasurer James Connolly.
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Narrative
The Hibernians of Silver Bow county hold their biennial convention at Hibernia hall, Centerville, electing James J. Murphy president, Ed Lawler vice-president, Thomas F. Collins recording secretary, Thomas J. Moran financial secretary, and James Connolly treasurer.
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People
- James Joseph "James J." Murphy (b. 1883 Ardgroom; d. 1938 LA)(as printed: James J. Murphy)role: subject · family confidence: 75 strong
Family confidence aligned with identity confidence 90 on 4 Oct 2026; the reason is in identity_basis.
- James Connolly (Butte AOH Division 1 officer; county treasurer 1912)(as printed: James Connolly)role: treasurer elected · family confidence: 0 not family
- Thomas J. Moran (financial secretary, Silver Bow county AOH, 1912)(as printed: Thomas J. Moran)role: financial secretary elected · family confidence: 0 not family
- Thomas F. Collins (recording secretary, Silver Bow county AOH, 1912; Division 3)(as printed: Thomas F. Collins)role: recording secretary elected · family confidence: 0 not family
- Ed Lawler (Edward Lawlor), vice president of the Silver Bow county AOH, 1912(as printed: Ed Lawler)role: vice president elected · family confidence: 0 not family
Places
- Butte, Montana (primary)
- Centerville (district of Butte) (primary)
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