Polarized Colorado politics shadow Morley early term
Governor Morley s first acts purge Adjutant General Newton and disbursement officer Ardourel amid planned mandamus battles. Senate slim, House strong. fights loom over juvenile court repeal, private schools, eugenics sterilization bill, and Denver politics including Judge Lindsey’s protected seat amid post landslide tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Dacey
Denver
Clarence J. Morley
Colorado
William E Sweet
Morley
Paul P. Newton
A. P. Ardourel
United States
Colorado National Guard
Newton
State House
Senate
House
Juvenile Court of
Lonnie Capper And Michael Menlow Plan A Faraway Trip
Inchapter four Michael Menlow recalls his bantering friend Alonzo Capper who provokes endless arguments. Lonnie proposes a trip to Japan then Europe while Michael declines due to an Eclipse stockholders meeting and possible Chicago trip. Helen, once a Chicago house guest, may visit soon, stirring old memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Menlow
Alonzo Capper
Michael
Lonnie
Mike
Japan
Siberia
Seattle
Commission
The
Sphinx
Monte Carlo
Europe
Eclipse Stockholders
Chicago
Ray Lonnie
Helen
Starlake
Alonzo
Peabodys
Ola Mayne
Mihhael
Klan Ties Fuel Colorado Political Drama and Legal Challenge
In Colorado a Ku Klux Klan linked influence boosted Republican margins as Lindsey edged Graham by a narrow face value margin. Graham filed a district court action alleging fraud. Colorado Springs and Greeley plans hold mass meetings to support anti Klan political efforts. Governor Morley signed bond for Dr John Galen Locke Klan grand dragon amid arrest over alleged forced marriage incident in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pen B. Lindsey
Billor
Tindsey
Colorado
Cooldge
Ku Klux
Klan
Lindsey
Royal R Graham
Graham
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Council
Republican Party
Gan
Morley
John Galen Loche
Ku Klux Klan
Mirlare
Locke
Puzzle clues partial and grid fills expected
The article describes a word square puzzle where letters fill white squares to form valid words across or down. The key to the puzzle is the first word, guiding subsequent entries and word formation.
Word puzzle from a drawing with running across and down clues
Puzzle clues describe a set of terms from a drawing. Across clues include a hard object thrown at birds and a phrase meaning to stand still while down clues define greetings to mother after a long time, a speckled fish prized by anglers, and the word aid or assist. The text appears as an OCR fragment.
William E Humphrey Named to Federal Trade Commission
William E Humphrey, appointed by President Coolidge to the Federal Trade Commission, had a long congressional career representing the 1st Washington district. Born in the Northwest, he studied at Wabash College, practiced law in Crawfordsville, and moved west seeking fortune in Statloay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E Humphrey
Presden Coolidge
Mtderal Trade Commission
Congress
S 1
Washington
Republic
Po’ Tis
Northwest
Horn
Indiana
Wabash Colles
Ion
Crayfordsville
Stat Lo Ay
Local Lawyer Rose to Prominence and Congress Member
A Seattle lawyer rose quickly in his field and became corporation counsel within five years of arriving in the city. He was first elected to Congress in 1902 and served more than ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily News Letter
Sweet
National Guard
William W Roberts
State Civil Service Commission
Roberts
Sweets
Thomas Tynan
Canon City
Tynan
Civil Service Commission
House of Representatives
Denver Municipal Auditorium
Luni Baye
Brug
C. W. Phillips Drug
di Meri
U.S
Ric
Pha
Mimans
Saneilk
Rales
Eer
Wwf
Chadren
Danderine
Miller’s Creek
Lake Ave. Coal & Supply CQ
State Automobile Insurance Association
L. H. Wadsworth
Lily
Ilyria
W. J. Farewell
Broad St
2Ndloor
Ilylla
Ohio
Hurst Funeral Home
Court St
Telephone
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Theo. Haviland
China
Birds of Paradise
sYe
Noritake Nippon China
Tek
Fooka
Warwick
America
Ward
Stere
Els
Cai
Broad Street
L. C. Hecock Floral CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!