Sweet Grass County Finances 1912 13 Report
County clerk F R Hickman presents the annual financial statement for Sweet Grass County Montana for the year ending November 30 1913 detailing receipts and disbursements and a summary of the county's financial condition as of that date. Approved December 9 1913 by Chairman John T Esp.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
State OF Montana
Sweet Grass
F. H. Hickman
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John T. Esp
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A Merry Christmas Season for Montana Suffragists
The article celebrates growing momentum for women’s enfranchisement in Montana. It notes Miss Rankin’s resignation as National Woman Suffrage Association Field Secretary and her return to Montana to lead the campaign, with the next Big Timber Equal Suffrage League meeting set for January 15, 1914, at 7 30 p m in the Congregational church parlors.
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Montana
Turkey
Miss Rankin
National Woman Suffrage Association
Big Timber Equal Suffrage League
Congregational Church
France Sees Suffrage for Women by 1918 in France
French lawmakers increasingly back universal suffrage with about 200 deputies supporting the move. Leaders like M Ferdinand Buisson and former prime minister Barthou favor a thorough discussion before any vote. The socialist bloc remains staunchly feminist and aims to broaden support across parties.
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France
Senate
M. Louis Andrieux
M. Ferdinand Buisson
Commission On
Barthou
If Suffrage Fails Why Not Remove It, Inquiries Asked
Anna Cadogan Kitz argues against restricting voting rights by showing contrasts in California Australia and New York. She notes California could repeal via referendum, Australia after eleven years would need parliament approval, and that in New York primaries only 144 660 of nearly 5 million men voted, challenging male demands for female votes.
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Anna Cadogan Kitz
California
Australia
New York
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