Washington Suffrage Victory Marks 35 States Now Ratified
Washington and Tennessee have ratified the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. The piece outlines the long battle from Seneca Falls in 1848 through the 1910s, naming Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B. Anthony and Alice Paul, and notes the 1920 ratification reaching 36 states and the formation of the League of Women Voters led by Carrie Chapman Catt.
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Washington
Tennessee
Delaware
United States
Susan B. Anthony
Union
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Connecticut
Vermont
Florida
Louisiana
Smakl
North Capon —Legitare
Thomas W. Bickett
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Seneca Falls
Adams
Mass
Miss. Anthony
Senate
Sargent
California
Congress
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Woman's Party
Ali Paul
Alice Paul
White House
Miss Paul
House
National Woman Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
Catt
Frank Lesle
National Association
St. Louis
League of Women Voters
Chicago
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Maud Wood Park
Richard Edwards
Indiana
Solon Jacobs
Leavitt Elected Montana State Highway Chief at Helena Meeting
Scott Leavitt of Great Falls won the presidency of the State Highway Improvement Association at Broadwater hotel Helena during the Rotary gathering. Nelson Story Jr. of Bozeman resigns, George L. Ramsey becomes treasurer, C R Brauler Helena directs publicity, and J A Huarader Bozeman serves as secretary. The group plans to push a $15,000,000 road bond and later form a state automobile association to extend Montana road progress.
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State Highway Improvement Association
Broadwater
Helens
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Nelson Story, Jr
Bozeman
George L. Ramsey
Helena
C. R. Brauler
J. A. Huarader
Auction of First Georgia Cotton Bale Raises Charity Funds
Miss Shirley Hoffman auctioned the first Georgia cotton bale at the New York Cotton Exchange. Ralph U. Hubbard bid $1.80 per pound for the bale, with all proceeds donated to charity.
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Shirley Hoffman
New York Cotton Exchange
Ralph U. Hubbard
Smallest Pony “Little Frisky” Captures Hearts
A newborn pony named Little Frisky is described as the smallest known pony. At one month old he stands 26 inches high, weighs 28 pounds, and weighs 17 pounds at birth. The tiny owner is R A Babcock of Milwaukee Wisconsin who says the pony has a winning disposition and many friends.
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Montana
A. H. Abbott
Helena National Forest
Santa Claus figure retires from Chicago post office
John M. Hubbard assistant post master of Chicago retires under civil service rules after long service. Known to poorer Chicago children as Santa Claus he answered every letter to Santa for many years ensuring none went unanswered.
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John M. Hubbard
Chicago
Civil Service
Santa Claus
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