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Knous is a surname of German origin. Notable people with the surname include: Robert Lee Knous (1917–2000), American politician. William Lee Knous (1889–1959)
Knous
American judge (1889–1959)
William Lee Knous (February 2, 1889 – December 12, 1959) was an American attorney who served as the chief justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, the 31st
William_Lee_Knous
American politician
Robert Lee Knous (November 1, 1917 – May 15, 2000) was an American politician who served as the 36th lieutenant governor of Colorado from 1959 to 1967
Robert_Lee_Knous
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Switching to Firefox. O'Reilly. ISBN 978-0-596-00939-7. Hofmann, Chris; Marcia Knous; John Hedtke (2005). Firefox and Thunderbird Garage. Prentice Hall PTR.
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"William Lee Knous". National Governors Association. Archived from the original on February 1, 2023. Retrieved February 14, 2023. "William Lee Knous" (PDF)
List_of_governors_of_Colorado
Democratic nominee Robert Lee Knous with 54.05% of the vote. Primary elections were held on September 13, 1966. Robert Lee Knous, incumbent Lieutenant Governor
1966 Colorado gubernatorial election
1966_Colorado_gubernatorial_election
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small hill. Known descendant variants of the name include Knaus, Knauß, Knous, Knause, Knouse, Kanouse, Kenouse, and Canouse. Other variants believed
Knauss
gubernatorial election was held on November 5, 1946. Democratic nominee William Lee Knous defeated Republican nominee Leon Lavington with 52.11% of the vote, becoming
1946 Colorado gubernatorial election
1946_Colorado_gubernatorial_election
Lee Knous defeated Republican nominee David A. Hamil with 66.33% of the vote. Primary elections were held on September 14, 1948. William Lee Knous, incumbent
1948 Colorado gubernatorial election
1948_Colorado_gubernatorial_election
U.S. District Court of Colorado 1950–59. Father of Robert Lee Knous. Robert Lee Knous (1917–2000), Colorado State Senator 1953–57, Lieutenant Governor
List of United States political families (K)
List_of_United_States_political_families_(K)
second term in office, defeating Democratic Lieutenant Governor Robert Lee Knous. 1960 United States Senate elections "Our Campaigns - CO US Senate Race
1960 United States Senate election in Colorado
1960_United_States_Senate_election_in_Colorado
American attorney and politician (1895–1972)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Teller_Ammons
American politician (1848–1911)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
James_Benton_Grant
Governor of Colorado since 2019 (born 1975)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Jared_Polis
American writer (1909–2006)
held in Corpus Christi. In 1950 she was appointed by governor William Lee Knous to a study committee on migrant agricultural labor on Colorado. In 1955
Pauline_R._Kibbe
American politician (1858–1942)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Jesse_Fuller_McDonald
American public research university
screenings and the popular jazz concert. In 1947, Colorado Governor Lee Knous issued a proclamation to create a memorial to Colorado's servicemen at the
University of Colorado Boulder
University_of_Colorado_Boulder
American politician from Colorado
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Billy_Adams_(politician)
re-elected to a second term in office, defeating lieutenant governor Robert Knous by just under eight percentage points. He would wind up winning re-election
1960 United States Senate elections
1960_United_States_Senate_elections
American judge (1903–1991)
District Court for the District of Colorado vacated by Judge William Lee Knous. He was confirmed by the United States Senate on March 1, 1960, and received
Olin_Hatfield_Chilson
American politician (1825–1901)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Davis_Hanson_Waite
American politician (1904–1987)
Lee Knous resigned to become a federal district judge in Denver. Johnson succeeded Knous as governor and completed the remaining nine months of Knous' term
Walter_Walford_Johnson
American college soccer team
Jacqueline Broussard 2006 Jacqueline Zinke 2007 Renae Cuellar 2008 Jazmin Ponce 2010 Gabi Stoian 2014 Emily Knous 2018 Hope Hisey 2019 Sami Baytosh 2022
Arizona Wildcats women's soccer
Arizona_Wildcats_women's_soccer
American judge
Warren G. Harding Preceded by Robert E. Lewis Succeeded by William Lee Knous Personal details Born John Foster Symes (1878-02-10)February 10, 1878 Denver
John_Foster_Symes
American prison warden and actor
Party political offices Preceded by Homer Bedford Democratic nominee for Governor of Colorado 1944 Succeeded by William Lee Knous
Roy_Best_(prison_warden)
List of lieutenant governors of the U.S. State of Colorado
Republican Party Allott instead ran successfully for the United States Senate. Knous instead ran unsuccessfully for governor. Hogan instead ran unsuccessfully
List of lieutenant governors of Colorado
List_of_lieutenant_governors_of_Colorado
Ralph Lawrence Carr (LL.B. 1912), former governor of Colorado William Lee Knous (LL.B. 1911), former governor of Colorado Bill Ritter (J.D. 1981), former
List of University of Colorado Law School alumni
List_of_University_of_Colorado_Law_School_alumni
American politician
office January 8, 1957 – January 8, 1963 Lieutenant Frank L. Hays Robert Lee Knous Preceded by Edwin C. Johnson Succeeded by John Arthur Love 34th Lieutenant
Stephen_McNichols
Edwin C. Johnson (1884–1970) Colorado Governor and U.S. Senator William Lee Knous (1889–1959) Colorado Governor Donald Meek (1878–1946) popular character
Fairmount_Mausoleum_(Denver)
American judge (1906–1992)
for the District of Colorado In office 1959–1976 Preceded by William Lee Knous Succeeded by Fred M. Winner Judge of the United States District Court for
Alfred_A._Arraj
District 33 election, 1980 Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Frederick R. Knous (incumbent) 23,119 50.6% Republican Douglas E. Smart 22,575 49.4% Total
1980 Connecticut Senate election
1980_Connecticut_Senate_election
American politician
Stephen McNichols Preceded by Stephen McNichols Succeeded by Robert Lee Knous Personal details Born (1922-01-06)January 6, 1922 Denver, Colorado, U.S
Frank_L._Hays
1982 Connecticut State Senate election
Marcella Fahey lost renomination to John B. Larson. District 33: Frederick R. Knous lost re-election to Kenneth T. Hampton. "Democrats Hold State Senate, Post
1982 Connecticut Senate election
1982_Connecticut_Senate_election
American politician (1843–1899)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Job_Adams_Cooper
American politician
30th Colorado Attorney General In office 1949–1950 Governor William L. Knous (1947 - 1950) Walter W. Johnson (1950) Preceded by H. Lawrence Hinkley Succeeded
John_W._Metzger
American politician
of Colorado In office January 8, 1963 – July 16, 1973 Lieutenant Robert Knous Mark Hogan John Vanderhoof Preceded by Stephen McNichols Succeeded by John
John_A._Love
California: Earl Warren (Republican) Governor of Colorado: William Lee Knous (Democratic) (until April 15), Walter Walford Johnson (Democratic) (starting
1950_in_the_United_States
American politician
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
William_Ellery_Sweet
1957 October 26, 1959(1959-10-26) (aged 57) Roger Kiley R → D William Lee Knous Truman D. Colo. February 2, 1889 April 4, 1950 December 12, 1959(1959-12-12)
Deaths of United States federal judges in active service
Deaths_of_United_States_federal_judges_in_active_service
American politician (1813–1894)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
William_Gilpin_(politician)
American politician
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
John_D._Vanderhoof
American politician (born 1950)
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Dianne_Primavera
American politician (1884–1970)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Edwin_C._Johnson
Despite the USOC's endorsement of Lake Placid, Colorado governor William Lee Knous sent a telegram to Avery Brundage on April 22, inviting the IOC to consider
United States bids for the Olympic Games
United_States_bids_for_the_Olympic_Games
Malcolm Anderson (Democratic) Lieutenant Governor of Colorado: Robert Lee Knous (Democratic) Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut: Samuel J. Tedesco (Democratic)
1966_in_the_United_States
American politician (1825–1894)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Alexander_Cameron_Hunt
American politician (1869–1948)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Clarence_Morley
American politician (1935–2021)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Richard_Lamm
American politician in Colorado (1814–1897)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
John Evans (Colorado governor)
John_Evans_(Colorado_governor)
American politician
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
David_C._Coates
American politician
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Benjamin_Harrison_Eaton
American politician (1886–1950)
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Robert_F._Rockwell
American politician (1887–1964)
Lieutenant William E. Higby Preceded by Ralph L. Carr Succeeded by William L. Knous 28th Lieutenant Governor of Colorado In office January 10, 1939 – January
John_Charles_Vivian
American judge
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
William_Story_(attorney)
American Democratic politician
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Mike_Callihan
American general and politician
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Edward_M._McCook
American governor for Colorado (1876-1926)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
George_Alfred_Carlson
40th Governor of Colorado
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Bill Owens (Colorado politician)
Bill_Owens_(Colorado_politician)
American attorney, politician, and judge in Colorado (1833–1899)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Samuel_Hitt_Elbert
American politician
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Barbara_O'Brien
American politician
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Moses_E._Lewis
American politician (born 1952)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
John_Hickenlooper
41st Governor of Colorado
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Bill_Ritter
American politician (1931–2016)
run for reelection in 1978 and was succeeded by fellow Democrat Frederick Knous. "Betty Hudson Obituary". Hartford Courant. October 13, 2016. Archived from
Betty_Hudson
U.S. federal district court in Colorado
Foster Symes 1878–1951 1922–1950 — 1950–1951 Harding death 4 William Lee Knous 1889–1959 1950–1959 1954–1959 — Truman death 5 Jean Sala Breitenstein 1900–1986
United States District Court for the District of Colorado
United_States_District_Court_for_the_District_of_Colorado
California: Earl Warren (Republican) Governor of Colorado: William Lee Knous (Democratic) Governor of Connecticut: James L. McConaughy (Republican) (until
1948_in_the_United_States
American politician (1849–1919)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
James_Bradley_Orman
American politician
Colorado In office January 10, 1967 – January 12, 1971 Preceded by Robert Lee Knous Succeeded by John Vanderhoof Personal details Born (1931-01-27)January 27
Mark_Anthony_Hogan
American college soccer season
Zoie Allen 8 MF USA Laura Gouvin 9 MF USA Sam Smith 10 FW USA Emily Knous 11 DF USA Becca McCourt 12 MF USA Megan Crevoiserat 13 FW ISL Linda Boama
2021 Boston College Eagles women's soccer team
2021_Boston_College_Eagles_women's_soccer_team
American politician (1896–1955)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Ray_Herbert_Talbot
American politician
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Jane_Norton
American politician
to practice law in Montrose in 1939, at the firm of Moynihan, Hughes & Knous. He married his wife Louise Mills in 1940. He volunteered and served in
Harrison_Loesch
American politician (1847–1924)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Henry_Augustus_Buchtel
Johnson became governor on April 15, 1950, after predecessor (William Lee Knous) resigned. Pittman became governor in 1945 when predecessor (Edward P. Carville)
1950 United States gubernatorial elections
1950_United_States_gubernatorial_elections
American politician (1900–1985)
Lieutenant Governor of Colorado from 1947 to 1949 under Governor William Lee Knous. He was speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives from 1941 to 1946
Homer_Pearson
American politician (born 1928)
Party political offices Preceded by Robert Lee Knous Democratic nominee for U.S. Senator from Colorado (Class 2) 1966 Succeeded by Floyd Haskell Preceded by
Roy_Romer
235,686 48.68% 1960 Gordon Allott* Republican 389,428 53.75% Robert Lee Knous Democratic 331,752 45.79% 3,351 0.46% 1966 Gordon Allott* Republican 368
List of United States Senate elections in Colorado
List_of_United_States_Senate_elections_in_Colorado
American prospector, businessman, and politician (1830–1899)
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Horace_Tabor
May 23, 1947 City of Denver Murder Evelyn Smith, 27, black William Lee Knous Harold Gillette White 31 June 20, 1947 Larimer Murder Glen D. Cook, white
List of people executed in Colorado
List_of_people_executed_in_Colorado
American politician (born 1957)
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Joseph Garcia (American politician)
Joseph_Garcia_(American_politician)
Colorado state open golf tournament
at a variety of courses around the state. 2026 Carson Lundell 2025 Jim Knous 2024 Davis Bryant 2023 Turk Pettit 2022 Wil Collins 2021 Alex Weiss 2020
Colorado_Open
Colorado: Frank L. Hays (Republican) (until month and day unknown), Robert Lee Knous (Democratic) (starting month and day unknown) Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut:
1959_in_the_United_States
American Governor of Colorado (1860–1925)
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Elias_M._Ammons
United States historic place
lift's formal opening was held January 11, 1947. Governor-elect William Lee Knous, U.S. Senator Edwin C. Johnson and other dignitaries came via a special
Ski_Lift_No._1
American politician (1964–2013)
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Joe_Rogers_(politician)
Cemetery in Denver, Colorado
George John Kindel (1855–1930), US Representative from Colorado William Lee Knous (1889–1959), Colorado Governor Arlene White Lawrence (1916–1990), Bishop
Fairmount_Cemetery_(Denver)
American politician
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Gail_Schoettler
California: Earl Warren (Republican) Governor of Colorado: William Lee Knous (Democratic) Governor of Connecticut: James C. Shannon (Republican) (until
1949_in_the_United_States
American politician (1863–1934)
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
James_Pulliam
Malcolm Anderson (Democratic) Lieutenant Governor of Colorado: Robert Lee Knous (Democratic) Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut: Anthony J. Armentano (Democratic)
1962_in_the_United_States
1941 E. V. Holland 1933 1939 John C. Young 1935 1945 1941 1945 William Lee Knous 1936 1946 1947 1948 Norris Conroy Bakke 1937 1947 Otto Bock 1939 1942 William
List of justices of the Colorado Supreme Court
List_of_justices_of_the_Colorado_Supreme_Court
American politician
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
John_Long_Routt
American politician
Gunter Shoup Sweet Morley W. Adams E. Johnson Talbot T. Ammons Carr Vivian Knous W. Johnson Thornton E. Johnson McNichols Love Vanderhoof Lamm Romer Owens
Oliver_Henry_Shoup
Colorado State Treasurer Moses E. Smith, State Representative William Lee Knous, Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court John Charles Vivian, incumbent Lieutenant
1942 Colorado gubernatorial election
1942_Colorado_gubernatorial_election
Despite the USOC's endorsement of Lake Placid, Colorado governor William Lee Knous sent a telegram to Avery Brundage on April 22, inviting the IOC to consider
Lake Placid bids for the Winter Olympics
Lake_Placid_bids_for_the_Winter_Olympics
Politics in the US state of Colorado
Lawrence Hinkley (R) Homer Bedford (D) 27R, 8D 46R, 19D 1946 1947 William Lee Knous (D) Homer Pearson (D) Rodney Anderson (R) 3R, 1D 1948 Truman/ Barkley (D)
Political party strength in Colorado
Political_party_strength_in_Colorado
Collins Requires 363 FedExCup points required from 4 events (29) 238 − 27 Jim Knous Requires 152 FedExCup points required from 6 events (29) 166 − 27 (30) Players
2019–20 PGA Tour priority ranking
2019–20_PGA_Tour_priority_ranking
Political party in Colorado
Phelix Best 236,086 47.60% Lost N 1946 William Lee Knous 174,604 52.11% Won Y 1948 William Lee Knous 332,752 66.33% Won Y 1950 Walter Walford Johnson 212
Colorado_Democratic_Party
American trade unionist and politician
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Frank_Hayes_(unionist)
American politician
Talbot Hayes Vivian Higby Pearson W. Johnson Murphy Allott McNichols Hays Knous Hogan Vanderhoof Strickland Brown Dick Callihan Cassidy Schoettler Rogers
Nancy_Dick
travel, tourism, insurance
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travel, tourism, insurance