Nation Secures Equal Suffrage After 70 Years
Washington celebrates ratification of the constitutional amendment granting women the vote as states Washington and Tennessee ratify. The piece chronicles the suffrage movement's key figures Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B. Anthony and Alice Paul, tracing the long campaign from Seneca Falls to the League of Women Voters and the current balance of ratifications and legal battles.
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United States
Tennessee
Delaware
Congress
Union
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Connecticut
Vermont
Marcus H. Holcomb
P. W. Cle
Beth Cady
Beyer
Thement
Adams
Mass
Miss Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
Senate
Sargent
California
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
White House
Ment
Florida
Louisiana
North Carolina
T. W. Bickett
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Seneca Falls
Lucretia Coffin Mott
Nantucket
The
Friends
James Mott
Joshuatown
Henry B. Stanton
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Susan B. Anthony
Eliza
Indiana Briefs From Hoosier News Page
Hoosier officials vow to prosecute profiteers despite a federal ruling on the Lever Act. Counts include Indianapolis cases, county tax increases, and rescue efforts near Anderson. Reports cover farm outlooks, forestry, road material from war surplus, and farmers day at Winona Lake with prizes.
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Indianapolis
Howard Figg
Palmer
Department of Justice
Department
A. B. Anderson
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Indiana
United States
Fair Price Commissioner
Grand Jury
Martin O. Thornton
Columbus
Charles E. Thornton
Northwestern Avenue
Thornton
Laula Kindel
East Sixteenth Street
Kindel
Lowell
White River
John Barger
Orange Street
Jasper
Jackson
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Boards of Review
Jasper County
Jackson County
Boards of Review
Anderson
Gipe
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Turner
H. H. Turner
Clinton
James Henry
Indiana & Duinois Coal Corporation
No. 2
Henry
Shelbyville
Andrew Metz
Craigmont Asylum
Madison
Oat Clinton
Indianapolia
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Indiana Millers’ Association
Lake Maxinkuckee
Standard Oil Company
Indianapolla
Stansbury
B.B. Chenoweth
Mapers
Indianspolia
Public ‘ Commission
T Pany
Lana
Clark County State Forest Reserve
Henryville
Charlea Dean
War Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
L. H. Wright
Smilack
Ives
Red
France
Warsaw
Winona Lake
L. Strivings
New York
National Farmers’ Federation
Hart Crawford
Connersville
Eleventh District Farmers’ Federation
Greencastle
State
Putnam County
Board of Review
Phillip Webber
Willian
Hasfi
First Woman Teacher Tells of 63 Years Ago in Ohio School
Frances Bartlett Grannis recalls being hired at age seventeen to teach at Lake County School No. 240 in 63 years past, earning a pittance weekly while living in a brisk pioneer district. She later moved to New York, taught in a private seminary, and became a pioneering editor of a religious publication.
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Lake County
Ohio
Frances K. Garstie
New York Post
Elizabeth Bartlett
Everrday
Connecticut
Uttle
Women's Rights
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth
Cady Brantor
Tutaetla
Mott
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
Catt
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League of Women Voters
Chicago
International Woman. Suffrage Alliance
Maud Wood
Park
Richard Edwards
Solon Jacobs
Hoosier News
Sovlayae Gugar