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- Banner on wall "Support Your State Prisons / Play Colorado Lotto!" Two ladies walk past a very overcrowded prison. "I understand they're running out of space to house our compulsive gamblers." 1
- Colorado Attorney General, Duane Woodard, is arresting gambler Charity Casinos guy while leaving Charity Poker player and lottery player legit. 1
- Panel 1-4. Colorado legislators are looking at different money-making schemes to fund education. Should the state promote more smoking...or more liquor sales....or topless dancers? No, let's fund education by getting people to gamble more. 1
- Panel 1-5. The gaming industry cannot take No for an answer. Every time Colorado has an election a vote to legalize gambling occurs somewhere. Voters turn it down every time, but it will be there on the ballot next time. 1
- Panel 1. Committee for Economic Development and tax relief bring boxes of help to an economically depressed area. Panel 2. Open packages and installs gambling tables. 1
- Panel 1. Congressman Frank Randall gives speech about lawmakers deciding how lottery mooney is used. Panel 2. The people expect GOOD JUDGMENT. Panel 3. Audience reaction is laughter. 1
- Panel 1. District Attorney Russel returns from vacation to big controversy. Panel 2. Horses return to Manitou. Panel 3. Bill Hughes sponsors off-track betting bill. Lucky us. Panel 4. Congressmen lions Becker and Stephenson are fighting over Lamm. 1
- Panel 1. Teens walk by a Lotto store. They're too young to buy lotto tickets. Panel 2. They're too young to walk in a bar. Panel 3. Too young to buy cigarettes. Panel 4. Why are they old enough to endanger all kinds of people while driving a car. 1
- Panel 1. US Military Base Cut missile flies over Fort Carson and heads toward California. Whew! Panel 2. Prison officials can't break out the bars to the prison reform jail. House Judiciary committee holds fast with politics sheriff guardin 1
- State police crack down on children who might be gambling in front of huge, state or church sponsored Charity Casino. This cartoon went with a story about the State Lottery sales top $100 million. 1
- State police with big dogs go to close down a gambling operation. State then wants to sell citizens Lottery tickets. 1
- Things might be a little different today if...Native Americans greeted the pilgrims with gambling opportunities. The religious people might have returned to their boat. 1
- We haven't voted for casino gambling yet but Governor Lamm is ready to hang him. 1
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- Info on back from M. Wood "Roulette wheel|Silverton, Colo. / Myron Wood / (pr. 1980) M.W." 1
- Interior view of home known as "Red Top Mansion," raided in 1948 by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office for potentially fronting a gambling establishment. The home was originally built in the 1890s by Leonard E. Curtis. 1
- Living room of home known as "Red Top Mansion," raided in 1948 by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office for potentially fronting a gambling establishment. The home was originally built in the 1890s by Leonard E. Curtis. 1
- Men passing the time playing cards, tossing knives, and smoking. Large stone fireplace on the right. Caption "The Cow-boys of Colorado - Life in a Dug-Out - Drawn by W. A. Rogers." Illustration appeared in "Harper's Weekly" onNovember 18, 1882 page 729. 1
- Ute Indians sit a circle to play a card or gambling game. Buckskin Charlie stands at far left. 1
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