The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
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1Ae next two weeks should mark sa
spesh in the political ssd eonnsrei.l
LIE Of Colossdo. During that tine the
fs1sral troops that have maintained
order in eur strike district for the past
aiss months will Be removed; our leg.
isa1ease will convene and, in q general
way, its leaders will outline the policy
it expects to follow, and . new sdmin.
istsotios will be installed; while Gov.
esnsr Carlson will deliver his inaugural
address, which in . measure will be the
ksy.ote Of his policies for the coming
I've year,. These events, eening a.
they do at the close Of fifteen months
social, political and industrial unrest,
win necessarily be watched with the
kssasst interest .st only by the people
Of Colorado, but also by the residents
Of the United States in general. Al.
ready eastern papers and magazines,
(anA Western ones for that matter),
are writing to their special correspon-
dents and are asking the news agencies
for advance matter on these events.
Practically as much interest is being
taken in the removal of the federal
troops as is manifested in the change
Of administration and the forthcoming
Gss-ral Assembly. During the past sx
weeks % much has been written sboat
tAs fear Of violence il the trseps are
EsaosveA that ths ssa<ineat II tAs Enak
- expressed in the requests fes stsriln
sss0s to be that violence 10 expected.
However, this is not the case with any
ef the state officials or those who were
directly interested in the strike during
tAs hast two months. When the strike
was originally called of every one felt
that it would be 4 mistake to remove
the federal troops for some months.
However, with the calling of of the
strike the United Mine Workers have
issued an order Withholding their week
ly allowances to the men in the tent
colonies and are reserving all of their
help fer the women and children. This
has had tendency to deplete the tent
colonies and there is little fear of any
violence following the withdrawal Of
the troops.
So far as those who are in a position
to watch the coming events is con
cerned, interest is centered in the meet
ing of the assembly, the Inauguration
ment of the immediate policy, not only
Of the leaders of the assembly but also
Of the governor. 1t is generally known
that number of the leaders have been
working to secure the immediate en-
aetnent of two laws: one, reducing
stete expenses, and the other creating
public service commission which en-.
tails the abolishment of many Of the
present boards and bureaus and which
law also carries . general workmen 8
os0Peasation act. This is the proposed
pe&sy Of Governor Carlson and the
leaders of the party organisation. There
10 some opposition to this plan, espec-
iaIy to that part Of it which reduces
Tie state expenses through the abolish
nest Of several boards and bureaus. It
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