Voting

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Professor Dunham's Research on Henry S. Alcott, a founder of the theosophical society. Documents for Theosophical Society of America (1968); publication from Colorado Interstate Gas Company (1959); unprocessed news clippings and correspondences; research documents on and books by H.S. Olcott; issues of Colorado Magazine (1932-1971).

Abstract Box includes eight file folders (FF) from this series. FF 12: promotional and informational materials produced by the national office of NCJW circa 2015; FF 13: promotional and information materials produced by the Colorado section of NCJW; FF 14: NCJW's visions for America and their resolutions from 2011-2023; FF 15: contains press releases and pamphlets about areas of political action adopted by NCJW as well as a spiral bound copy of proceedings and commentary from a 1984 NCJW round table...

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Frederick J Stanton (1826-1918) associated with the Denver Daily Gazette. This collection is books of the Early Jefferson Territory Laws and Legislation. Voting Records, Reports, News Clippings (1859-about 1905). This collection contains a scrapbook of early Colorado and Denver state and local publications, both from governmental entities and organizations (e.g. Gross Medical College).

Abstract Harold Dunham was born September 1, 1903 in Dayton, Ohio. He received a BA from Swathmore College and an MA and PhD from Columbia University. He became the historian for the U. S. Army Transportation Corps in 1944. He taught history, including Western History and Civil War, at the University of Denver from 1946 until his death in 1971. This collection contains catalogues, pamphlets, documents, correspondence, scrapbook, memorabilia, and voting records collected by Harold Dunham in his...

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Clippings and newsletters

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One (1) Colorado sample ballot for the 1952 Eisenhower/Stevenson election.

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DU registers 320 students for election. Important alumni return. Notice to all freshman, transfer students and first-year graduate students. Convocation.

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Greencorps urges students to vote. Pioneers sack thief. Ninety-seven years of news and tradition.