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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1914

Page

3

Massachusetts House Approves Woman Suffrage Bill

The Massachusetts House passes the woman suffrage measure by a large vote amid a crowded gallery. Debates feature speakers like Bob Washburn and Charley Morrill with a tally showing 168 Yes, 39 No, and 111 paired or unrecorded members as the chamber frames the constitutional amendment.

Achin Ahern Allen Anderson Andrews Arkwell Armstrong Bacigalupo James F. Barry Joseph L. Barry Bates Beck Bigelow Bower Bowser Boyle Brennan Briggs Brognn Buckley Burdick Frederick H. Burke Frederick W. Burke Butler Carman Carney Caro Edward Carr Peter Carr Casassa Caney Chamberlain Chandler Daniel J. Chapman Edward E. Chapman Churchill Cobb Coffey Timothy C. Collins Walter Lt. Collins Conroy Cooley Costine Cotter Courtney Cox Cronin Cross Cuddy Herbert EF. Cummings John J. Cummings Curran Currier Dahlberg Dailey Damon Darling Davenport Davis Day Delafield John Doherty John I. Doherty Dolben Donoghue Donovan Dow Dowd Doyle Edgell Farnsworth Felton Fessenden Flanagan Fleming Flynn Frost Gilbride Gilman Glennon Glynn Creaney Greenwood Griffin Gurney Hackett Haines Hall Harlow Edward F. Harrington Stephen H. Harrington Hart Hays Henry Hickey Higgins Bull Hurley Jewett Kelley Michael B Niland O'Dowd Ogden Osborne Pfeiffer Phelan Phillips Poole Prime Proctor Ray Reilly Rich Robert Robinson William M. Robinson Russell Ryan Sawyer Sheehan Jerome S. Smith Ralph M. Smith Souther Stone Streeter David F. Sullivan John F. Sullivan Lewis R. Sullivan Michael T. Sullivan Tague Tilden Abbott Bagshaw Belding Rothfeld Carbery Catheron Samuel I. Collins Curtin Drury Ellis Folgate Fowle Halliwell Hanrahan Harrop Hatch Holway Hurlburt Kennard LaFlamme le Beouf le Gro Lincoln Amos R. Little Lomasney Magison John C Mahoney McInerney Meade Dennis A. Murphy Parker Pepin Sanborn Sears Sherburne Fitz-Henry Smith Jr Warner White Thomas E. P. Wilson Bennett Booth Cook Cowls Faulkner Knowles Long Wacke Nash Stanwood Wing Atwood Bailey Batchelder Cushing Mansfield McCullough Mulveny Murray Perry Waterman

Suffrage Leader Credits Crowley and Foley for Victory

Miss Alice Stone Blackwell saluted Mrs Terese A Crowley and Miss Margaret Foley for the Massachusetts suffrage victory. She recalled pioneer suffragists Lucy Stone, Henry B Blackwell, Julia Ward Howe and Mary A Livermore noting their early work laid the foundation for the triumph.

Teresa A. Crowley Gertrude H. Leonard Margaret Foley Grace Johnson Cora Short George H. Stearns William Lloyd Garrison Mary Hutcheson Page James R. Torbect Olive Hasbrouck Maud Wood Park Richard Coe J. Randolph Coolidge John C. Coolidge Evelyn Sears Stephen S&s. Fitzgerald Frank Foxcroft George Kuhn Clarke Charles T. Dunklee George Sheffield John H. Sherburne Jean M. Nash Eva Daley Miss Blackwell Mrs. Crowley Miss Foley Alice Stone Blackwell Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Massachusetts Lucy Stone Henry B. Blackwell Julia Ward Howe Mary A. J.ivermore

Celebrate Victory at Suffrage Jollification in Boston

A crowd of about 20 suffrage supporters met at 587 Boylston street to celebrate the House vote for woman suffrage. Leaders praised the legislative win, toasted with tea and cake, and planned a New York delegation trip to confer with Carrie Chapman Catt on ongoing campaign steps for 1916.

Boylston Street M. F. Bolles Winthrop Equal Suffrage League Theresa Crowley Boston New York Carrie Chapman Catt Crowley Gertrude H. Leonard Mary Hutcheson Page Maud Wood Park Margaret Foley Olive Hasbrouck Bolles Winthrop James Connell Martha Jenkins L. F. Clark Thomas Barber James Grant

Victory in Massachusetts Boosts Woman Suffrage Drive

The campaigner notes that Massachusetts shows the same momentum aiding woman suffrage nationwide. He cites 12 state legislatures approving majorities and a Senate vote nearing a constitutional amendment, though not yet two thirds, and urges continued effort to pass the amendment and secure a majority in a future popular vote.

Massachusetts Union United States Senate

Confidence in Men: Park Praises Massachusetts Suffrage Action

Mrs. Maud Wood Park of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association lauds the Legislature for submitting the suffrage question to voters. She argues that men in Massachusetts will support women’s right, citing progress in New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and other states as proof.

New England Bob Washburn Worcester Chamberlain Springfield Donovan Chinatown Congress Haines Medford Maud Wood Park Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Walsh

Nantucket Parents Race to Philadelphia for Dying Daughter

Mr and Mrs John C Ring travel by boat and car from Nantucket to Philadelphia after learning their daughter Miss Helen Ring a Princeton NJ teacher is critically ill with diphtheria and scarlet fever. They arrived in Philadelphia soon after 10 this morning and found her resting comfortably at Municipal Hospital.

Philadelphia John C. Ring Nantucket Mass Helen Ring Princeton N. J Miss Ring Arch Street Ring Boston

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