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Women considered for vice presidency in 1928 era
The piece surveys early female political trailblazers including Victoria Woodhull Martin and Jelva Ann Lockwood, notes four women in the upcoming Seventy-second Congress seats, and discusses merit and feasibility of women running for vice president as social barriers shift. It recounts past female presidential candidates and highlights suffrage pioneers and their impact on law, peace, and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
House of Representatives
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Florence Kahn
California
Eidith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Katherine Langley
Kentucky
Statehouse
United States Senate
Senate
United States
Mra
W. E. Maulsby
Iowa Democratic Women's Organization
Tune
Victoria Woodhull Martin
Equal Rights Party
A. 8. Grant
Horace Greeley
Rison
Cleveland
Anglo-American Association
Sulgrave Manor
George Washington
General Grant
Martin
Woodhull
Coolidge
Norton Park
Bredon's Norton
Worcestershire
Ohio
Canning Woodhull
England
Old St. James Hall
John Bidulph Martin
Belya Ann Lockwood
Supreme Court
Universal Peace Union
London
Oxford
Europe
Woodrow