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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1919

Page

5

Boston Women Plan Reception for Mrs Wilson

Women in Boston prepare a reception for Mrs Wilson as the city weighs how to honor the first lady. Plans are contingent on Mrs Wilson wishes and on the manner Boston men will show appreciation during her visit.

Ofrs. Wilson Boston Mrs. Ilson Kley Plaza Wilson Peters le Women's Reception Committee Promine

Suffrage Protests Meet President Wilson in Boston

Women involved in a staged welcome plan for President Wilson in Boston aim to press for suffrage and self determination with banners and protests. Alice Paul leads a large parade of activists including many prominent Boston figures, while labor groups demand widened rights and a real League of Nations.

Labor Party of New York Wilson League of Nations William Cohen Europe Ireland

Suffragists Plan Militant Protest Before Wilson

National Women's Party members flood into Boston to confront President Wilson with a militant banner. Led by Alice Paul they prepare a nationwide display at Park Street headquarters and a 25 woman front group with the party colors to be used at the State Floors reviewing stand.

Mechanics Alice Paul Wilson National Women's Party Boston Park, Street Washington Women's Party

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