State of Colorado Abstract of Votes Cast [1914]

Blakemore, Ida M.

Ida M. Blakemore was a Republican candidate for State Senator for Denver, Colorado in 1914. She did not win her primary race, but did receive over 1,000 votes. Blakemore was active in Theosophist circles.

Berger, Emma J.

Emma J. Berger was a Republican candidate for State Representative in the primary of 1914, for Denver, Colorado. She did not win the race.

Davis, Victoria M.

Victoria M. Davis was a Republican candidate for State Representative from Denver Colorado in the primary election in 1914. Davis did not win the race.

Ginther, Mary

Mary Ginther was a Socialist Labor Party candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction in 1912 and in 1914. She did not win either race.

Gray, Mrs. F. M.

Mrs. F. M. Gray was a Democratic Party nominee in the primary for a seat in the State House, from Pueblo County, Colorado in 1914 and 1918. She did not win either race.

England, Rebecca E.

Rebecca E. England was a Republican Party candidate for Committeewoman in Precinct 2, District G in Denver, Colorado in 1912. England ran for State Representative for the Republican party in the primary in 1914. She did not win the race.

Hoskins, Maude R.

Maude Hoskins, a Democrat, was elected the Douglas County, Colorado County Superintendent of Schools in 1914.  She served in the office for two additional terms. Hoskins  was born in 1882 in Vermont. In Colorado, she lived in C...

Howard, Hattie K.

Hattie K. Howard was a Progressive Party candidate for State Senator from Denver in 1914. Two years later Howard was a candidate for Presidential Elector in Colorado in 1916. In 1922 Howard ran for the U.S. House of Representatives on th...

Kerr, Lillian H.

Lillian H. Kerr was a Progressive Party candidate for State Representative from El Paso County, Colorado in the primary race of 1914. She did not win. Kerr was a Progressive party activist and a member of several women's clubs including ...

Kerwin, Louise M.

Louise M. Kerwin ran for a seat in the Colorado state house in 1910. She served for one term. Kerwin ran again in the Democratic primary in 1914, but lost the race. Kerwin had been a police matron before her election to the state legisla...