Letters from Equal Suffragists in Des Moines State Register
A long reader-letter section from Des Moines advocates equal suffrage, arguing the majority of Iowa women support the ballot. Contributors cite multiple towns, clubs, and signatures, urging editors to publish pro and anti letters fairly and urging legislative referendum for women’s suffrage.
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Lily
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Mills County
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Washington Post
Colorado
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Boston
Musay Woount
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Wyoming
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Undefined Political Rally Reflects Democratic Dilemmas
A fragmented text argues for citizen power and representation, condemning taxation without representation and a government denying basic rights. It cites the ill effects of unequal birth rights and calls for fair treatment and democratic reforms amid a culture of unrest.
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