The Political Graveyard: Montana: State Supreme Court

Montana: State Supreme Court

Justices of the Montana State Supreme Court, 1894-1980 (May be incomplete!)
William Henry Hunt 1894-1900 William Trigg Pigott 1897- Charles H. Cooper 1919-24 John A. Matthews 1919-31 Albert J. Galen 1921-33 Roy E. Ayers 1922- William L. Holloway 1926 Albert P. Stark 1926-29 Warren Toole 1926-27 Henry L. Myers 1927-29 Albert H. Angstman 1929-35 Sam C. Ford 1929-33 Sam V. Stewart 1933- Leif Erickson 1938-46 Lee Metcalf 1946- Harrison J. Freebourn 1949-51 Forrest Anderson 1953-57 Stanley Morton Doyle 1960

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1919 Nov 27: John A. Matthews, appointed.

1924 Aug 30: Charles H. Cooper, resigned.

1924 Nov 4: John A. Matthews (Dem), elected; Miles J. Cavanaugh (Rep), defeated; Harlow Pease (Farmer-Labor), defeated; John F. Duffy (Socialist), defeated.

1926 Dec 11: William L. Holloway, died in office.

1926 Dec 20: Warren Toole, appointed.

1927 Jan 3: Henry L. Myers, appointed.

1980: Marc Racicot, defeated.

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