A List of Nominations [The Rocky Mountain News (Daily), November 7, 1904]

Hawley, Antoinette A.

Antoinette Hawley was a candidate for positions in Colorado between 1896 and 1906. She ran for state representative from Arapahoe County, in 1896. Five years later she ran for Mayor of Denver, Colorado on the Prohibition Party ticket, 19...

Norton, Hattie A.

Hattie A. Norton was a candidate for State Assembly from Montrose and Delta Counties, Colorado in 1896. She lost the race by only 87 votes. Eight years later Norton was the Populist candidate for State Auditor in Colorado in 1904. She re...

Southworth, Martha J.

Martha J. Southworth was a candidate for the State House of Representatives from Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1896 and again in1902. In 1902 she was a Socialist party candidate. Two years later Southworth was a Socialist candidate for th...

Antoinette A. Hawley's Campaign for Presidential Elector, 1904

Hattie A. Norton's Campaign for State Auditor, 1904

Mace, Minnie V.

Minnie V. Mace of Mesa County, campaigned in 1904 to become a presidential elector from the state of Colorado. She ran on the Socialist Labor Party ticket. In 1897 Mace had been selected as a delegate to the Populist party county convent...

Minnie V. Mace's Campaign for Presidential Elector, 1904

Martha J. Southworth's Campaign for State Senate, 1904

Whitehead, Celia B.

Celia B. Whitehead was a Socialist candidate from Denver who campaigned for the State Senate in Colorado in 1904. She did not win a seat in state senate. Whitehead had long supported reformers even before moving to Colorado, and joined w...

Celia B. Whitehead's Campaign for State Senate, 1904