Teacher with Strong Credentials Seeks Higher Post
The County Superintendent of Schools refers to a woman with extensive training holding certificates from El Paso County Colorado and Colorado Springs. After securing a position in South Canon Schools she has four years teaching experience and active church and fraternal memberships.
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South Canon
el Paso
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Fremont
The
Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Women of Woodcraft
Relief Corps
Nonagenarian expresses steadfast support for Uncle Joe Cannon
Canon City Colorado letter by Benjamin Hazard aged 90 defends Republican view, recalling Whig and Tory eras and praising Uncle Joe Cannon and McKinley. Hazard asserts loyalty across presidencies, contrasts past hardships with modern prosperity, and urges teaching children to trust the GOP and their leaders.
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Parmlee
Southfield
Ramapo
Augusta Forge
Pierson
Erie Canal
West
Clinton's
Abe
Stanton
Kansas City
McKinley
Joe
Times
Billy B
Thomas
Dan
Beersheba
Wm. McKinley
Hudson River
San Diego
Cal
Cleveland
Wilson
Patterson Rule Dominates Colorado Campaign
Denver in October 1906 centers on a single issue. The public is urged to consider Thomas M. Patterson as the controlling figure of Colorado's Democratic party.
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Patterson
Denver
Colorado
Thomas M. Patterson
Democratic Party
Colorado Voters Face Boss Patterson and His Followers
A political attack rails at Thomas M Patterson and his alleged control over Colorado Democrats. It condemns him for exploiting media, oppressing justice, and dictating state policy, warning that a Democratic win would return the “Big Mitt In Denver” and empower a ruthless boss until voters rise against him.
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Colorado
Adams
Patterson
United States
Democratic Party
Gabbert
Gunter
Supreme Court
Alva Adams
William P. Leeds
Denver
Patterson Aims for Executive Chair Amid Republican Ticket
Patterson seeks election to the executive chair of Henry A Buchtel and the full Republican ticket, proposing rapid progress and leadership for the party.
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Patterson
Henry A Buchtel
Who Pays the Bills for Lindsey Campaign
The article questions who funds Judge Lindsey’s gubernatorial campaign costs. It notes Canon City events cost at least $100 including Opera House use, band, printing, and posting, plus travel and hotel expenses for Lindsey and his business manager Col. Jack Faw. It states Lindsey lives on a modest salary and cannot cover all expenses. It asks who provides the money behind the campaign.
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Canon City
Judge Lindsey
Col
Jack Faw
Alva Adams’ Speech Highlights Administration Years
In a recent speech Alva Adams boasted of his 1897 1898 administration but omits noting a $161000 deficit left to run his term. The shortfall was later covered by savings from Peabody and McDonald administrations.
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Benjamin Hazard
Hazard
United States
Alva Adams
Peabody
McDonald
Man elected this fall to be seated
Quote notes the chosen man this fall will take seat, denying Adams family connection. It frames the election as decisive and confirms the eventual recipient will be seated. A secondary line clarifies the speaker’s jab about lineage.
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Alva Adams
Alva
Adams
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