Password Volume LX, Numbers 1-4 from 2016
Spence v. Fletcher: The Case That Killed Legalized Prostitution in Texas by Ken Jackson
The Story of J. Manuel Escajeda and the Link between Duke University, World War I, El Paso, and the University of Virginia by the Honorable Alberto F. Trevino, Jr.
Early El Paso Women Political pioneers: 1912-1952 by Joseph Longo
Power Lines: Phoenix and the Making of the Modern Southwest by Abbie Weiser
Book Review
Advocates for the Oppressed: Hispanos, Indians, Genizaros, and their Land in New Mexico by Adrian Morales
Fear and Terror on the Border: Why the Ku Klux Klan Was Not Able to Maintain Its Presence in El Paso, Texas, 1921-1924 by Patrick Driscoll
Death on the Calle del Diablo: The Killing of “El Pablote” and the Birth of the Narcocorrido by Bob Chessey
The El Paso Branch of the 1923 and 1929 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People by Will Guzman
Relocation the School of Mines by P.J. Vierra
UTEP: A Dynamic Force in El Paso’s Cultural Heritage by Cristina Casas Palmer
Mexican Americans and a white Racial Identity by Raul Isai Munoz
A New View of the Baylor/Keller Killing by Dr. Cristina Casas Palmer
