DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL TICKET
The Butte Miner, Butte, 1917-03-29, p.4
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. Tish Maloney** (2nd, family), John Hanratty (3rd), Stephen Fletcher (4th), George Hageman (5th), Arthur V. Corry (6th), Charles Swanson (7th), W. 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.
In its time
Narrative
The Democratic municipal ticket for Butte lists W. H. Maloney of 51 West Silver street for Mayor, Neal A. Ward for Treasurer, and P. J. Whitty for Police Judge, with aldermanic candidates named for each of the eight wards. Among the ward candidates are Peter J. Cavanaugh of Anaconda road in the First, P. Tish Maloney of 511 West Quartz street in the Second, and John Hanratty of East Park street in the Third.
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People
- Patrick "Tish" Maloughney (1883–1958; "Tish Maloney" in print; JJM's best friend by family tradition; Chatham cousin of Aggie Kelly)(as printed: P. Tish Maloney)role: democratic alderman candidate 2nd ward · family confidence: 75 strong
Places
- Butte, Montana (primary)
Themes
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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 ON DEMOCRATIC TICKET — BIG MAJORITIES ROLLED UP BY THE DEMOCRATS
Transcription
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