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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1913

Page

6

Suffragist Rally as Dr Anna Shaw Plea Draws Thousands

Washington headline report notes Dr Anna Shaw pleads for suffrage bringing thousands to the cause. Mrs Belmont is defeated, Washington loses headquarters and quits the convention. Senator Clapp predicts ultimate victory and Mrs Hepburn criticizes the vice in the district. A resolution calls action on the Kenyon bill in Congress. leaders show no fear of the antis campaign.

Senator Clapp Hepburn Vice

Vote or Tear Up the Constitution Says Carrie Catt

Carrie Chapman Catt urged suffragists to demand a constitutional amendment with no delay, even proposing to tear up the Constitution if needed. The convention at the new Masonic Temple reorganized the National Woman's Suffrage Association, adopting a budget and a new funding-based representation system. President Wilson's health limited access to the delegates, while Senator Clapp forecast Senate approval of a woman suffrage amendment this session.

Carrie Chapmeam Catt Eighi’s Wessalon National Woman's Suffrage Association Masonic Temple Algo Nangte Wilson

Suffrage Meeting Highlights Bold Call for Kenyon Bill

An audience packed to standing room only heard Dr. Anna H Shaw preside as speakers including Harriet May Mills and Mya Hepburn urged action on women’s suffrage. Hepburn pressed for Kenyon bill debate in the House and Carrie Chapman Catt extolled women’s progress, while officers were reelected and fundraising pledges flowed to support the cause.

Mya Hepburn Hartford Conn Carrie Chapman Catt

PANKHURST RESCUE FAILS FOLLOWERS CALL CAMPAIGN

In Bayswater a Women’s Social and Political Union meeting announced a campaign to secure Mrs Pankhurst’s release backed by a cable from the United States. In Exeter Mrs Pankhurst was captured after arriving from New York and taken to Exeter jail amid sympathizer efforts and police maneuvers.

London Women's Social, and Political Union Bayswater Dacre-Fox Mftitants Bieter Pankhurst United States Dacres Fox Exeter England Emimelisie Pankhurst Majestic New York Tamar River

Greenhorns in Congress tell club of tribulations

A misquoted rush of slang and clipped phrases captures a night session where firstterm lawmakers confess their rough start. Edward Keating of Colorado is noted for a truthful admission, with Johnson of Washington and others sharing anecdotes as B Wise presides. Gov. Gigan of New York attends with his star, while a press clap marks the Ladies day event.

Greenhorns Congress Tell. ” Press’club OF Tribulations Greenhorn Nav. Alx Edward. Keatitg Colorado Johnson Washington Theodore Tiller O.elas Washington Post Temple Peimaylé Nanja Moss West Virginia Winslow Massachusetts Murray Gov. Gigan New York

Women Suffrage Debate Shapes Rules Committee Action

A heated hearing on woman suffrage dominated a political meeting as Democrats and Republicans sought to avoid floor votes. Proponents argued for urgency while opponents warned of unintended political and social consequences. Speakers, including Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge and Everett P. Wheeler, urged caution and highlighted state-by-state resistance and potential social backlash.

Robert ‘Gare ~Yett Baltimore Maryland Maryiana Mra Arthur. M. Dodge New York National Association Wheeler Everett P. Wheeler Man Suffrage Association Anna Howard Shawn National American Woman Suffrage Association

Opposing Views on Woman Suffrage Vent via Leaders and Workers

A New York Anti suffrage league member and several working women from New Jersey and Pennsylvania debate wage and home life links to voting rights. Speakers argue suffrage won’t raise wages or aid working girls, urging focus on wage increases and domestic roles. some favor voting limits or restraint.

Age Warners’ Antisuffrage League New York Ehough Alice Buck Trenton N. J Emmeline Pitt Pittsburgh Eliza Armatrong Julia M. Harding Lucy’ J.,price

President Wilson Remains in Bed With Cold

President Wilson’s cold improved but he stayed in bed under Dr Cary Grayson’s advice. The doctor said exposure risk warranted keeping him in his room and canceling engagements. Tumulty attended a funeral in Jersey City. Mrs Wilson’s recovery from surgery was reported improving.

Cary T. Grayson Wilson White House Grayson Joseph P.tumulty Jersey City

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