Word: colorado
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...only states in which personal, attendance at the polls is required of all voters are Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Louisiana and New Mexico. Men residing in other states may vote by mail providing they are properly registered...
Professor A. N. Holcombe '06 spent part of his summer traveling in Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and Mexico. The other part of the summer he spent finishing a book. This book, entitled "Political Parties of Today", is being printed by Barper and Brothers, and will be completed early in October, Professor Holcombe has made a very thorough study of present day politics...
Professor G. H. Parker, '87 of the Department of Zoology, spent June and July in Panama, and at Borro, Colorado, doing research work with a group of eight other professors, among whom were Dr. W. M. Wheeler, of the Bussey Institute, and Mr. N. Banks, of the Museum of Comparative Zoology. He attended in the late summer the meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, at Toronto, Canada. He has also contributed a number of papers for scientific journals...
...made no public speeches, attended no public gatherings, but did business with his political lieutenants, heard reports about the West. Through Frank R. Kent, famed Democratic correspondent, word leaked out that the Democrats had practically lost hope of the region west of the Mississippi except for a few states-Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, Nebraska, Missouri; and Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, which rank as part of the South. This, of course, Mr. Davis denied; but to it was attributed the fact that his trip was planned to carry him no farther west than Denver. It was said that he regarded visiting the Pacific...
Marshal Chang Tso-lin, Tuchun of Manchuria, an avowed Imperialist-that is, a Monarchist. He is a young man of great brains and tremendous power, but no match for Gen. Wu, who once sadly defeated him. Manchuria is about the size of Texas and Colorado, forming enough territory in northern China to make Marshal Chang's title of War Lord of the North no empty epithet...