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 Tim DOWLING
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Anenummer : 4
(Lamoine Montgomery Monty//)
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- Født den 25. august 1899 - Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI
- Døpt den 31. desember 1899 - St. Patrick's Church, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI
- Død den 11. mai 1975 - Phoenix, Maricopa Co., AZ , alder 75 år
- Begravet den 13. mai 1975 - Holy Cross Cemetery, 10045 W. Thomas Rd., Avondale, Maricopa Co., AZ
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Foreldre
 Edward Lamoine Dowling , født den 15. november 1875 - Providence Co., RI , død den 27. mai 1935 - Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI alder 59 år , begravet - Sect. 20-25, Row 19, Forest Hill Cem., Eau Claire, WI , , , ,
Gift den 22. februar 1898 , St. Patricks Church, Eau Claire, WI by Father Arthur Benedict Charles Dun, med- Jessie L. Montgomery , født den 30. mars 1875 - Wisconsin , død den 18. oktober 1947 - Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI alder 72 år , begravet - Sect. 44-38, Row 22, Forest Hill Cem., Eau Claire, WI
skilt mellom 1903 og 1906
Giftermål, barn, barnebarna og oldebarna
- Gift den 10. september 1921 , Church of Holy Spirit, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN, med Birdie Kathryn Ashbaugh , født den 26. februar 1902 - Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI , døpt den 30. mars 1902 - St. Patrick's Church, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI , død den 5. november 1991 - Tucson, Pima Co., AZ alder 89 år , begravet i november 1991 - Holy Cross Cemetery, 10045 W. Thomas Rd., Avondale, Maricopa Co., AZ (Foreldre :
 Frederick Newton Ashbaugh 1873-1941 &  Catherine Maria Horan 1871-1937 ) (se notat) barn
Halvbrødre/halvsøstre/halvsøsken
| Fra s slektside Edward Lamoine Dowling , født den 15. november 1875 - Providence Co., RI , død den 27. mai 1935 - Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI alder 59 år , begravet - Sect. 20-25, Row 19, Forest Hill Cem., Eau Claire, WI , , , , |
- med Lona Pearl Binder , født den 24. oktober 1877 - Brunswick Twp., Eau Claire Co., WI , død den 13. januar 1933 - Wisconsin alder 55 år , begravet - Sect. 20-25, Row 19, Forest Hill Cem., Eau Claire, WI
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Farmor og farfar, onkler og tanter
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2 barn , 2(1900)
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12 barn |
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Notater
Notater om personen
rootsweb: Click Here
linked to: Timothy Michael Dowling, grandfather
name alias: James Lamoine Dowling
census: [1910] 1214 Menomonie, Sheet 6B, Ward 4, District 6, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI
event: Address [12 september 1918]
source: WWI Draft Registration Cards
Roll: 1674598 412 Seaver St., Eau Claire, WI
graduation: [16 january 1920] Eau Claire High School, Eau Claire, WI
census: [1920] 412 Seaver St., Sheet 4A, ED 122, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI
census: [1930] 130 W. Adams St., Page 9B, ED 31, Tucson, Pima Co., AZ
event: Elected [1940] Delegate to Democratic National Convention from Minnesota
census: [1940] 2515 Pleasant, Page 62B, ED 89-223, Ward 8, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN
event: Fact [1941] Who's Who in Minnesota, published by Minnesota Editorial Association, Minneapolis
event: Address [1941] 1615 Scheffer Ave., St. Paul, MN
education: attended University of Arizona
Social Security Number: 390-01-3883
event: link Hubert Humphrey on the Death of F. D. R.
event: picture 
see Truman library Official Government Folders:
1269 Younger Democratic Clubs of America
1901 Lamoine M Dowling
1884 Thomas Walsh
299e Truman-Barkley Clubs
103. Newsreel Story of the Year (MP72-46) 5 min, 5 sec, Jan 18/19, 1949
baptized and later converted to Catholic faith by Father Arthur Benedict Charles Dunn in Saint Patricks Church, Eau Claire, WI.
Lived with Archie and Emogene Montomery in Shawtown after parents divorce when he was a baby, father got caught messing around with another woman.
At the age of six, he got very sick with whooping-cough, which left him with bronchitis. The doctors in Eau Claire were unable to help him. His grandmother took him to Dr. Longstreet Taylor in St. Paul, MN and he lived with his cousin Blanche Nolan while there for about a year, then returned and started attending the 4th Ward School.
had a Jazz and Dance Band in the early 1920's
very active in the Democratic Party
traveled the country putting on Truman-Barkley Dinners for President Harry S. Truman
close personal friend of VP Hubert H. Humphrey
Came to Arizona in 1926 with the Dwight P. Robinson company, who constructed a new smelter in Douglas.
After completion, came to Tucson as a salesman with Tucson Realty and Trust company.
Acquired 100 acres of rolling land, for development, consisting of the easterly and southerly slopes surrounding Sentinel Peak ("A" mountain) and later presented the land, at the top, to the city of Tucson, to become a permanent recreation area.
Opened real estate offices with Benjamin H. Solot at 48 West Pennington St, Tucson, AZ on May 25, 1930, They closed deals totaling $87,000 in the first week of business by selling the corner of Stone and Alameda.
Left Tucson in 1931.
Organized the Young Democratic Club in Eau Claire county on Sep 15, 1933, taking the office of Executive Secretary.
Editor of the Shopping News and an ardent worker for President Roosevelt and the Democratic ticket.
Appointed by James E. Garvey, June, 1934, to be assistant district supervisor for Wisconsin business census District No. 2, comprising of eleven counties and 44 enumerators.
Elected to the Executive Board of the United Rubber Workers of America (Eau Claire local union no. 19) by Gillette Rubber Workers Union in January, 1936.
Enters race for Eau Claire City Council in February, 1936. Finished second by twelve votes in a field of fifteen candidates, against former Mayor Fred Stussy in the primary on March 17, 1936. Won six of ten wards, but still lost the general election on Apr 7, 1936.
Moved to Minneapolis as advertising manager.
Became Minnesota state secretary of Younger Democratic Clubs.
Minnesota delegate for fifth district at the Democratic National convention in Chicago, July, 1940, renominating FDR.
Nominated as Democratic candidate for Congress, Fifth district in Sep, 1940.
Area supervisor of the bureau of census, Dept. of Commerce in 1944 for the seven Minnesota districts employing nearly 900 persons for the 1945 farm census.
Named regional census supervisor for ten Northwest states in August, 1945, with headquarters in Lansing, Michigan.
Opened the Dowling Employment Agency in the Empire National bank building, St. Paul, MN, in Jan, 1946.
Was mentioned as a probable candidate for U.S. Senate when Mayor Hubert Humphrey refused to run in Mar, 1946.
Was named state organization director for the Truman-Barkley Club in June, 1948 and became national organization director in Sep, 1948. Appointed field representative for the enforcement division of Office of Price Stabilization in Washington, DC, after Truman was inaugurated in Jan, 1949.
Joined the staff of Tucson Federal Savings and Loan association in April, 1954.
Joined the Arizona State Highway Dept in Feb, 1955 as its first public relations representative and retired in June, 1967 as public information officer.
Moved to Sacramento, CA and backed the candidacy of VP Hubert H. Humphrey for president in 1968.
"A young friend of mine by the name of Mr. Lamoine M. Dowling was in to see me the other day and asked me to write to you in his behalf. He has been a loyal Democrat for the past fifteen years, having been a candidate for Congress in 1942 as well as one of the leaders in our recent state Democratic-Farmer-Labor Convention. Presently, be is the State Director of the Agricultural Census. Mr. Dowling tells me that there may be an opening here in Minnesota with the Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce. I know that this Bureau is under your jurisdiction so I am referring his name to you for consideration. Mr. Dowling is an educated and trained person. He is well respected in this community and is 100% loyal to the Administration. I do not recall the name of the person who is in charge of the Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce at present. However, he is a hold-over from the days of Jesse Jones. I do not know that you contemplate making any change in the local office of the Bureau but if you do and if you feel inclined to investigate the possibilities of the appointment of some local person here in Minneapolis or St. Paul, I would greatly appreciate having you give some consideration to Mr. Lamoine M. Dowling. I am sure he will be writing to you in the near future and will present his record of experience and background. Any information you can give me in regard to this matter will be kept in the strictest confidence." - Hubert H. Humphrey, April 12, 1945
the Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Tuesday, May 13, 1979:
'Monty' Dowling, 75, Dies in Phoenix
Former Tucson real estate broker and Arizona State Highway Dept. employe LeMoine M. "Monty" Dowling, 75, died Sunday in Phoenix.
Dowling came to Arizona in 1926 as rental department manager of Tucson Realty and Trust Co., He later was a partner in the Solot Dowling Realty co., which owned the land at the top of "A" Mountain and donated the peak to the City of Tucson for a recreation area.
After serving 12 years with the public information division of the Arizona Highway Dept., Dowling retired in 1967.
In 1931 he served as regional director of the U.S. Bureau of Census. He also served in Washington, D.C., as field representative for the enforcement branch of the Office of Price Stabilization.
Dowling was active in Democratic Party politics. In the 1948 presidential election he served as national director of the Truman-Barkley Clubs and subsequently was assistant to the director of finance with the Democratic National Committee in Washington, D.C.
He is survived by his wife, Birdie K.; a daughter, Mrs. Paul E. Rocheford of Tucson; and two sons, Donald W. of Tucson and Robert L. of Phoenix.
Memorial services will be held today at 1 p.m. at the Holy Cross Mausoleum in Phoenix, with interment at the Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Who's Who in Minnesota 1941, page 1006
transcribed by Susan Sandy, San Jose, CA:
Dowling, LaMoine Montgomery:
Advertising Manager of Manufact[ur]ing company;
born Eau Claire, Wis Aug 25 1899;
son of Edward L. Dowling & Jessie Montgomery;
education, graduate Eau Claire High School 1920; special studies & law school University of Arizona; Alpha Omega;
married Birdie Ashbaugh July 12, 1921 St. Paul;
Sons: Robert L., Donald W; Daughter: Imogene C.;
1916, Played drums in theater orchestras, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
1920-1926, Accountant for Badger Supply Company, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
1926-1930, Employed in Trust Department, Consolidated National Bank, Tucson, Arizona
1930-1933, Secretary & Treasurer, The Realty & Investment Mortgage Company, Tucson, Arizona. Assistant Supervisor, Ninth District, Wisconsin Census of American Business, US Dept of Commerce.
1933-1936, Supervisor, Planning Department, Gillette Tire and Rubber Company, Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
1936, Candidate for City Councilman, defeated by past Mayor Stussy, margin of 200 votes.
1937, Advertising Manager, Hamilton Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis; Rubber Workers of America; American Federation of Musicians; ARC, active in all drives, 1926-1930, Tucson Arizona; Lions, Eau Claire; BPOE, Tucson, Arizona; KC, Tucson Arizona.
Hobby: Americana Collection and Library on National and State Politics.
Dem, won Dem nomination for Congress, 5th district, Minnesota 1940;
Delegate to Democratic National Convention, Chicago Illinois, 1940;
Elected state secretary YD [Young Democrats] Clubs of Minnesota, 1939, St. Cloud;
Office: Hamilton Manufacturing Company, 413 South 5th Street, Minneapolis;
Residence: 1615 Scheffer Avenue, St. Paul.
Who's Who in Minnesota 1941, page 1006 Dowling, LaMoine Montgomery: Advertising Manager of Manufact[ur]ing company; born Eau Claire, Wis Aug 25 1899; son of Edward L. Dowling & Jessie Montgomery; education, graduate Eau Claire High School 1920; special studies & law school University of Arizona; Alpha Omega; married Birdie Ashbaugh July 12, 1921 St. Paul; Sons: Robert L., Donald W; Daughter: Imogene C.; 1916, Played drums in theater orchestras, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 1920-1926, Accountant for Badger Supply Company, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 1926-1930, Employed in Trust Department, Consolidated National Bank, Tucson, Arizona 1930-1933, Secretary & Treasurer, The Realty & Investment Mortgage Company, Tucson, Arizona. Assistant Supervisor, Ninth District, Wisconsin Census of American Business, US Dept of Commerce. 1933-1936, Supervisor, Planning Department, Gillette Tire and Rubber Company, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. 1936, Candidate for City Councilman, defeated by past Mayor Stussy, margin of 200 votes. 1937, Advertising Manager, Hamilton Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis; Rubber Workers of America; American Federation of Musicians; ARC, active in all drives, 1926-1930, Tucson Arizona; Lions, Eau Claire; BPOE, Tucson, Arizona; KC, Tucson Arizona. Hobby: Americana Collection and Library on National and State Politics. Dem, won Dem nomination for Congress, 5th district, Minnesota 1940; Delegate to Democratic National Convention, Chicago Illinois, 1940; Elected state secretary YD [Young Democrats] Clubs of Minnesota, 1939, St. Cloud; Office: Hamilton Manufacturing Company, 413 South 5th Street, Minneapolis; Residence: 1615 Scheffer Avenue, St. Paul.
Notater om familien
Lived at 216 Grand Ave. W., Eau Claire, WI
Kilder
- Fødsel, død: Dowling Family Tree - Tim Dowling - rootsweb, 2001-2013 - - electronic - I0087
- Dåp: St. Patrick's Parish Records - - Book
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Susan Marie Rocheford gift med 