Who Is Elected Governor In Colorado Fraud Alert
Denver reports reveal extensive election fraud across multiple counties including Denver as the question of who won Colorado’s governorship remains unsettled. Legal and legislative steps loom with talks of opening ballot boxes, court actions, and possible temporary governorship by Lieutenant Governor McDonald while investigations proceed.
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Unseating Dick and McDonald in the Senate
Republicans statewide back the question of restoring the stolen seats of Dick and McDonald in the Senate. The piece recalls a past Republican action where four Denver representatives were unseated for fraud after winning the smallest pluralities.
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Senate
House
Denver
Denver frauds stir talk on Teller Patterson election
A Denver circulation of political bulletins accuses Senators Teller and Patterson of election frauds. Patterson defends his election as honest while Teller’s honesty is disputed. The handbill prompted arrests by Frank Adams' police to suppress the circular amid investigations into impersonated votes in respectable city precincts. The era of wholesale election fraud being rebuked is noted as some suspects face jail.
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Cheyenne
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Lena Weber
Kansas City
Salida
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Bonynge
Congress
Boulder
Washington
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Leadville
International Epworth League
William J. Palmer
John Cleghorn
State Penitentiary
W. E. Hood
Colorado & Southern
Loveland
Colorado
Dolores
George S. Gardner
Nannie Gardner
Montclair
Felix Z. Jones
James A. Jones
S. G. Hurst
J.C. Twombly
B. F. Twombly
D. W. Strong
G. B. Kinsey
Brighton
Moffat
Colora Midland
Mammoth
Arrowhead
Temple Theater
J. Wilbur Chapman
Colorado State Grange
Britannia Hall
State Agricultural College
Young Men's Christian Association of
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Golden
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Montrose
W. A. Laughlin
Alex Moore
Paul Gregerson
Wiliam Cooke Daniels
Daniels & Fisher Stores Company
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Papua
New Guinea
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Wilson Moore
Gunnison County
Moore
International Typographical Union
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
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Pueblo County
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Otero and
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United States Senate
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Atlantic Coast Storm Hits New York as Snow Falls
The dec 18 snowstorm and gale reached the coast yesterday and lingered into the morning, described as the most violent in years. New Jersey and New England coasts report furious gales and several disasters. In New York the snowfall totaled eight inches with little traffic disruption. 13,000 snow shovelers and 4,000 teams worked to clear main thoroughfares after the storm ended.
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New Jersey
New England
Fort Captured at East Keekwan Mountain
Tokio reports the north fort of East Keekwan mountain fell after a Japanese mine blast at 2:15 pm on December 18. General Semeamima led a final night charge to occupy the fort by 11:50 pm, with heavy fighting noted. Five 9 cm guns and two machine guns were seized, along with ammunition. enemy casualties estimated at forty to fifty dead, Japanese casualties not heavy.
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Ast Keekwan Mountain
Must Have Safety Couplers
Washington December 20 Chief Justice Fuller delivers the Supreme Court ruling in Johnson v Southern Pacific holding all railroad cars and locomotives must have uniform automatic couplers. Dining cars cannot be exempt from safety appliance law while in use even when empty. The decision is praised as advancing railroading safety by the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Department of Justice for railroad employees.
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Southern Pacific Railway Company
Supreme Court of the United States
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Mrs. Cody seeks to define Colonel Cody petition in Wyoming case
In Sheridan County District Court, Mrs. W F Cody moves to amend Colonel Cody's petition. She requests details on alleged indignities to guests at the North Platte ranch, occasions of denying his visitors, identities of guests, other insults driving him from the Cody home, and causes she faulted him for. She also asks to strike conduct around their daughter Arta's death from the petition.
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Ufe Cody
Cody
Arta
Port Arthur Holding Out Amid Silent Forts and Rations
Commander Mitzenhoff, former executive officer of the Poltava, reports from Port Arthur that the fortress is desolate and silent aside from gunfire. He says 16,000 men guard the forts, most generals reside there, civilians are on three months of rations, and ammunition remains ample. He doubts a Japanese assault will succeed under current conditions.
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Judge Swayne Impeached by House for High Crimes
The House, with near full membership, impeached Judge Swayne of the Northern District of Florida on the 13th for high crimes and misdemeanors. A seven member committee will present the case to the Senate, and five members will notify the Senate. Palmer charged Swayne spent 212 days yearly elsewhere, never voting or living in Florida in any proper sense.
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Idaho
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Colorado
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George F. Lorenz
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Diller B. Groff
West Virginia
Spooner
Philippine Commission
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House Committee On Public Lands
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Needham
California
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Kansas
Volstead
Minnesota
George H. Maxwell
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Tumber
Rural Carriers’ Association
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Tumbler
Lockport
New York
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
Keller
Letter Carriers’ Association
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Ao Organization
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Territories
House of Representatives
Swayne
Florida
W. W. Belknap
Grant
Judge Swayne
Palmer
Mormon Stand Pat Defies Senate Over Mormon Marriage Books
Recorder Nicholson testifies before a Senate committee that he would obey church higher law over national law. When asked about refusing to bring books on Mormon marriage, he says he would show any order to President Smith and disobey it if instructed. He adds he would go to prison rather than reveal the books.
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Taylor
Nicholson
Smith
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Travelers' Protective Association Backed Rail Rate Plan
By invitation of the President a special committee of the Commercial Travelers' Protective Association met to discuss recommendations to extend Interstate Commerce Commission powers to review railroad freight rates, with court review as the only appeal. The group affirmed broad support from its 25,000 members.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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