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Colorado

Place · Profile checked · 34 detected mentions

State containing Colorado Fuel and Iron operations and the Ludlow conflict.

Also appears as: Colorado · Colo.

Location

state · 39.0000°, -105.5000°

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  1. Colorado (34 mentions)
  2. Ludlow (15 mentions)
  3. New Mexico (3 mentions)
  4. San Miguel (2 mentions)
  5. Boulder (1 mentions)
  6. Denver (1 mentions)
  7. Great Plains (1 mentions)
  8. Telluride (1 mentions)

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Documented relationships

Colorado Fuel and Ironoperated mines and mills inColorado.
Evidence: Ch. 29, ¶2

In the book

Ch. 11, ¶1 Ch. 14, ¶37 Ch. 29, ¶1 Ch. 29, ¶2 Ch. 29, ¶3 Ch. 29, ¶4 Ch. 29, ¶6 Ch. 29, ¶9 Ch. 29, ¶10 Ch. 29, ¶12 Ch. 29, ¶14 Ch. 29, ¶18

All 29 source references

Shared passages

A shared paragraph is a reading connection, not proof of a historical relationship. Entries link to the first shared source paragraph.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr. · 22 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶1
John D. Rockefeller, Sr. · 14 shared paragraphs · Ch. 11, ¶1
Colorado Fuel and Iron · 13 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶2
Rockefeller family · 7 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶2
LaMont Montgomery Bowers · 7 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶3
New York · 5 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶1
King · 5 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶46
Mary Harris Jones · 5 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶52
Frederick T. Gates · 4 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶2
Woodrow Wilson · 4 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶12
Ludlow · 4 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶14
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller · 4 shared paragraphs · Ch. 29, ¶27

All 76 shared-passage connections

Automatic suggestions

Unverified verb connections; read the source before interpreting them as facts.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr. · journey · Colorado · Ch. 29, ¶64

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