Timeline of Women's Suffrage Milestones Across States and Nations
A compact chronicle of suffrage history from 1896 to 1918, detailing state gains in Utah Idaho Nevada Montana and Texas, national organization moves led by NAWSA under Carrie Chapman Catt, parallel campaigns in New Hampshire and New York, key marches including 1913 Washington procession, the Silent Sentinels at the White House, and Texas primaries winning women voting rights in 1918 amid broader national struggle. It notes international efforts, regional conferences, prominent leaders, and pivotal events shaping the suffrage movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Idaho
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Suffrage Bulletin
Carrie Chapman Catt
Women From Ten Nations
Washington, D.C
Clara Barton
Fair Park
Dallas
Women’s Congress
Kate Gordon
Texas
Senate
Nevada
Montana
Jess Baker
Granbury
Texas House
T. H. McGregor
Austin
Texas Senate
Alice Paul
Congressional Union
NAWSA
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
US. Capitol
Treasury Building
Helen Keller
Ida B. Wells
Cavalry
Fort Myer
Texas Association
Pauline Kleiber Wells
Brownsville
The
South
James E. Ferguson
Silent “Sentinels of Liberty
Silent Sentinels
White House
National Woman’s Party
National Women’s Party
Congress
Occoquan
Virginia
Kaiser Wilson
Sentinels of Liberty
Hobby
Charles B. Metcalfe
San Angelo
House
Cunningham
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Hampshire
Anna Howard Shaw
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Stanton Blatch
England
Equality League of
Jess A. Baker
Texas House of Representatives
Elisabet Ney
WCTU
Helen M. Stoddard
TERA
Mary Alice McFadin McAnulty
United States
Oakland
California
Johanna Pinther
San Francisco
Glen Park
Jeanette Pinther
Nee Valley
Lillian Harris Coffin
Marin County
California Equal Suffrage Association
Broadway
Eliza E. Peterson
Texarkana
Peterson
Emma Smith DeVoe
Washington State
Women’s Political Union
America
New York City
Jovita Idar
Washington
la Cronica
Idar
Clemente
Eduardo
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
San Antonio
Mary Eleanor Brackenridge
Alaska
Arizona
Kansas
Oregon
Territory
Alaskan Territory
Illinois
National
American Woman — Suffrage Association
National Woman's Party
Democratic Party
Jeannette Rankin
House of Representatives
Arkansas
Rhode Island
New York
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Library of Congress
Priate Secretar
U. S
House of Rt
Eal History