The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-29
WHAT COLORADO )
PRESS THINKS
Papers Severe In DenunGlatlOn
Of Women Politicians,
READY TO SLANOER STATE
Pueblo chieftain Takes Senatrix
Helen Ring Robinson to Task For
Article Appearing Under Her Name
In Eastern Publication.

In Eastern Publication.
Pueblo Chieftain, Saturday, May
10th (EditoriaD: "Helen Ring Robin
son, our worthy senatrix, surely must
be proud of the libelous stuff she has
been able to pass to eastern publica'
tions for a consideration-that is,
Helen may be proud-the state isn't"
Pueblo Chieftain, May 10th (Edi-
toriaD: Having done all the dam
age she could in Colorado, Mary
Harris Jones has quietly gone to
other fields, where her incendiary
talk can stir up little trouble"
Colorado Springs Telegraph (Edi.
toriaD: Senator Helen Ring Robin
son, while drawing pay as a state leg
islator, seems perfectly willing to
contribute three pages to an, eastern
magazine for money, in which the
state which has honored her Is
roasted to turn. We wonder why so
many people are willing to remain in
a state they are so ready to SANDER"
Pueblo Chieftain, May 14th (Edi-
torial: "Our dear friend, Senatrix
Helen Ring Robinson, has written a
vicious article for the Independent at
so much per write. In this Helen
excuse us-Senatrix Robinson, en-
deavors to show that the state in
which she lives, which has honored
her with a pay check, is about the
worst in the Union"
Pueblo Chieftain. same date, says
editorially: Mary Bradford will seek
reelection as superintendent of pub
lie instruction. We do not like to be
Ungentlemanly, but, really Mary,
there will be nothing doing in that
line"
Boulder Daily Herald (EditoriaD:
"Mrs. Alma Lafferty somewhat Of a
disgrace to her sex and to the cause
of woman suffrage, says: One thing
we women will impress upon the gov
ernor when the time comes, is that
the militia must not return to the
strike fields. There must be peace be-
fore the federal troops are withdrawn.
If the militia returns there will be the
worst bloodshed the country has ever
seen--there will be revolution
Isn't this nice way for woman
who was honOred by her constituents
by being elected to Office to talk?
wi To nj
"Manifestly the strikers.
who will encourage this blood
shed?
People Of the Alma Lafferty stripe.
''If the militia is called out 1t will
be because the strikers have started
another row and because demagogues
and agitators have encouraged the
strikers to defy the authorities of the
state. Mrs. Lafferty is hardly credit
to the state and to the women there
Of
From Voice of the People," in Pu-
eblo Chieftain, May IL: Colorado
must indeed be proud of its only wOm-
an senator, Helen Ring Robinson;
presumably, for so much page, she
has contributed three pages to an
eastern publication. 1t is needless
to say that her article is in keeping
with the tlamboyant hadangue,' as
Dean Hart Of the city termed it, that
she made before the Ministerial AL
lance Of Denver. She. claims to have
been an eyewitness of the trouble in
the southern part of the state and she
knows perfectly well that she was
not. Her article is full of errors and
is just such one as a person of her
hysterical makeup would write, en-
tirely unreliable"