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Battle Over Equal Rights in Suffrage Movement
The piece outlines the split between the National Woman's Party and the National League of Women Voters over equal rights versus suffrage. It describes the blanket amendment strategy, the proposed federal constitutional amendment, and state welfare laws affecting women. It notes leaders, organizations, and legal experts weighing potential impacts on protections for women workers.
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Congress
Mamie Woman's Juirty
Nat League of Women Voters
National
National Woman's ‘Trade Union League
White House
Ailiuine Suffras Lst
National Wotan’ Party
Siffaie
Fed
C. H. P. Holmont
Washington
Capitol
Wernin
Campaign For Equal Rights
Alice Paul
Annie
National League of Women Voters
National Anmerican Suffrage Association
Susan Anthony
Bilebeth Cody
Stanton
Wean Hick
Origlny
Carte Chipman Catt
International Woman Suffrage Assortation
Maud Wood
Turk
Tte
Mina June Addams
Nations
Consumers’ League
Mike Agnes Nestor
National Women’s Trade Calon League
United State
United
Mile Cllene
Caimps
National Woman's Party
United States
San Francisco
Letista
Metzen
Wisconsin
George Gordon Huttle
New York
Shippen Lewis
Philadelphia
American Bar Association
Charles W. Needham
Interstate Commission
George Washington University
Robert T. Scott
Frank V. Walsh
Matthew Hate
Mise Gall Laughtin
Frank J. Walsh
Industrial Relations Commission
Wilson
Whistlee Taft
National War Labor
Irons
Walshman
Walsh
Mra
Edward P. Cos Higan
Chicago
National Consumers’ League
Pelly Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Minimum Wage Board of
District of Columbia