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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

15

The Truth About the Woman Who Votes

In the recent presidential election the woman voter explodes theories about herself and confirms key facts. The West says yes to voting if she has the ballot and no to voting as her husband did. Parties decry women’s independence and voting for the best man, regardless of party.

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Woman Suffrage Across World and Westward Hope

The piece surveys global suffrage movements with China pressing reform, Japan leaning toward rights, and Western women integrating civic life with domestic roles. It notes Umatilla Oregon’s quirky takeover of council control by women, proving cross gender cooperation and growing political influence in the West.

Women worldwide push for voting rights and equal treatment

One hundred thousand women form an organization to demand equal rights and insist husbands support their movement. India shows a structured suffrage movement with groups like the Mussoorie association. Bombay, Bagoda, Rangoon and Argentina reveal varied progress from municipal suffrage to leadership roles in humanitarian work. Holland adds women eligible for governing offices as the push toward ballot rights expands globally.

India Mussoorie Bombay Bagoda Rangoon Burmah Holland

North Dakota Grants Presidential Suffrage In 1917

North Dakota becomes the first state to contribute to the suffrage map in 1917. The presidential suffrage bill passed both houses last month and Governor Frazier signed it January 23. The state adds five electoral votes to the quota where women are directly involved, bringing the total to ninety six, with full suffrage expected to follow as quickly as legislative timing allows.

North Dakota Frazier

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