The Truth About the Woman Who Votes
The article surveys Western women voters, noting independence in choosing ballots and preferring the best candidate over party unity. It highlights domestic life, economic balance, and civic interest, with Umatilla Oregon as a case where women ousted several council members. It also cites a Seattle Progressive-Republican conference endorsing national woman suffrage.
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Khie West
Umatilla
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E. E. Starcher
E. BE. Starcher
Seattle
World suffrage zeal fronts three reforms in China
China hosts a lively suffrage society pushing to end opium traffic, foot binding, and child slavery. In Japan there is no organized woman suffrage drive yet, but momentum is growing toward that goal as reports from Cherry Blossom Land emerge.
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China
Cherry Blossom Land
Women worldwide push for suffrage and equal rights
The piece notes a global surge in women's suffrage, from the US movement founded by 100000 women to demanding marital and moral equality and economic standing. It cites India's organized efforts, Bombay and Bagoda municipal votes, Rangoon’s long history of female voting, Argentina's rising leadership by humanitarian groups, and Holland's constitutional move granting women eligibility to governing offices and soon the ballot.
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India
Mussoorie
Bombay
Bagoda
Rangoon
Burmah
Argentina
Holland
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