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|a Vol.1: An answer to the critics of the companionate marriage ; A biographical sketch of Benjamin Barr Lindsey ; Judge Ben B. Lindsey on the child - the movie - and censorship ; Civic review a quarterly bulletin devoted to those things that pertain to a better citizenship September 10, 1910 ; "Companionate" marriage ; Extract of the report of the 4th Congress of the world league for sexual reform Vienna (Austria) 1930, the constructive work I have undertaken in the United States ; An address on the delinquent child ; Denver's famous juvenile court was founded by Judge Ben B. Lindsey. He has kept it out of politics. He has devoted his entire time and most of his earnings to the cause of women and children, millions of whom his work has helped ; The house of human welfare ; Judge Lindsey and the juvenile court, election, November 5, 1912 ; The juvenile court of Denver concerning its judge, concerning its work, what it has done, what it is doing, what it hopes to do [missing pp. 15-23 - ripped out] ; The juvenile court of the future ; The new probate law an address by Ben B. Lindsey, Judge county court of Denver ; A pamphlet containing arguments of the initiated bills providing proposition No. 3 thru No. 6 submitted to the legal voters of the State of Colorado for their Approval or rejection at the regular general election to be held on the 3d day of November, 1914 ; Reply to anit - suffragists February 24, 1911 ; Report of Hon. Ben B. Lindsey chairman of committee on juvenile courts before the International congress of the welfare of the child ; Restore the people's rights ! "Democracy, not revolution". A pamphlet containing arguments in favor of the initiated bill providing for an appeal to the people from decisions of the courts declaring laws unconstitutional, regular general election to be held on the fifth day of November, 1912 ; A secret political league. Who and what it is, its anonymous circulars exposed and court cases involving the sex problem frankly discussed ; Statement of Ben B.Lindsey in support of house bill 143, by Hon. Wm. H. Andrew of Denver to provide for a state bureau of child and animal protection ; Twenty-five years of the juvenile and family court of Denver, Colorado ; What Judge Lindsey has done, an account of the accomplishments , activities, and unparalled work of Judge Ben B. Lindsey during the twelve years he has served Denver and Colorado as a political official and Judge of the juvenile court -- Vol. 2: Report of the Denver juvenile court November, 1908 to November, 1909 ; Report of the juvenile court, City and County of Denver, Colorado from November 1st, 1909 to and including October 31st, 1910 ; No.10817 In the Supreme Court of the State of Colorado, the people of the state of Colorado on the relation of Fred F. Heyer, petitoner v. The juvenile court of the City and County of Denver in the state of Colorado, and Ben B. Lindsey, judge of said court, respondents. Answer and opinion of the juvenile court of Denver and the respondent , Ben B. Lindsey, judge of said court, to petition for writ of prohibition and reasons why said writ should be denied. In the Supreme Court of the State of Colorado, the people of the state of Colorado on the relation of Fred F. Heyer, petitioner, v. the juvenile court of the City and County of Denver in the State of Colorado and Ben B. Lindsey, judge of said court, respondents. Reply brief and supplemetal statement of respondent judge of the juvenile court as to whether or not the power of parens patriae involved in this case is inherent in the chancery courts or is to be conferred especially by the legislature upon the courts ; No. 10997 In the Supreme Court of the state of Colorado, the people of the state of Colorado, ex rel. Manuel Cruz, by Adelaide C. Sandoval, his next friend, petitioner, v. Clarence J. Morley, judge of the fifth division of the district court, second judicial district, City and County of Denver Colorado, respondent. Petition for rehearsing in the above entitled cause. Also statement by Ben B. Lindsey concerning the facts in said cause, with reference to the opinion therein and the law relating to delinquent children, and showing that in the state of Coloardo a delinquent child cannnot legally be a criminal child ; No.11009*(10997) In the Supreme Court of Colorado of the state of Colorado, the people of the state of Colorado on the relation of George Buckanan by Mrs. Nancy Treece, his mother, and Harry White by Mrs. Sophie White, his mother and the juvenile court of the City and County of Denver, and Hon. Ben B. Lindsey, the judge of said juvenile court, having exclusive jurisdiction of the custody and disposition of the said Petitioners George Buckanan and Harry White in whose custody and said Petitioners now are as wards of the state of colorado Petitioners, versus the district court of the CIty and County of Denver in the state of Colorado, particularly division five, known as the criminal division of said court, and Honorable Clarence J Morley, judge of said district court of the City and County of Denver, particularly the presiding and acting judge of said division five, known as the criminal division of said court. Respondents. Brief and argument of petitioners. Charles T Mahoney, attorney for petitioners ; Before the juvenile court of the City and County of Denver, State of Colorado, the people in the interest of George Buckanan and Harry White proceeded against as "Deliquent children" upon the petition of Oscar L. Chapman, probation officer of the juvenile court, and concerning the rights of Mrs. Nancy Treece, mother of said George Buckanan, and Mrs. Sophie White, mother of said Harry White, to the further care and custory of said children because of their delinquency, and concerning said children, Respondents. Statement of facts. State of Colorado, City and County of Denver, ss. In the juvenile court ; This pamphlet contains the first and second reports of Governor Shoup's committee on child welfare legislation for Colorado ; Report of Governor's committee on social and child welfare legislation for Colorado 1925.
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