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21. Women Bolt [from PTA] and Form New Mothers Club Women Bolt [from PTA] and Form New Mothers Club May 16, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
22. Women Are Going to be on School Board Women Are Going to be on School Board May 12, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Press.
23. Women are Displeased with Pastor's Sermon Women are Displeased with Pastor's Sermon June 2, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Press.
24. Woman Suffrage Woman Suffrage June 1, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Chronicle
25. Woman Lose in Appeal for School Posts Woman Lose in Appeal for School Posts May 13, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Post.
26. Woman Invents Dustless Street Sweeper Woman Invents Dustless Street Sweeper April 23, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
27. Woman and the Home Theory Woman and the Home Theory [1913] Clippings from Houston.
28. Will Carry the Fight for Women Before The People of Houston Will Carry the Fight for Women Before The People of Houston June 1, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
29. Why Women Are Needed Why Women Are Needed May 19, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Post.
30. Welcome Address to Congress of Mothers [by Mrs. Ewing] (continuation) Welcome Address to Congress of Mothers [by Mrs. Ewing] (continuation) November 1914 Continuation of a draft of a typescript of letter by Mrs. Ewing.
31. Welcome Address to Congress of Mothers [by Mrs. Ewing] (continuation) Welcome Address to Congress of Mothers [by Mrs. Ewing] (continuation) November 1914 Continuation of a draft of a typescript of letter by Mrs. Ewing.
32. Welcome Address to Congress of Mothers [by Mrs. Ewing] Welcome Address to Congress of Mothers [by Mrs. Ewing] November 1914 Draft of a typescript of letter by Mrs. Ewing.
33. We Shall Yet Win, Says Mrs. Ewing to the Mayor We Shall Yet Win, Says Mrs. Ewing to the Mayor May 13, 1913 Clipping from the Houston Chronicle.
34. Votes for Women Ribbon Votes for Women Ribbon [ca. 1913] Ribbon worn by Suffrage Workers.
35. Voters Will Pass on Women as Trustees Voters Will Pass on Women as Trustees August 11, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Press.
36. United Mothers Club Has Closing Meeting United Mothers Club Has Closing Meeting June 4, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Telegram.
37. United Mother's Club Perfected United Mother's Club Perfected May 22, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Daily Post.
38. To Elect [School] Trustees by Vote of People To Elect [School] Trustees by Vote of People June 20, 1913 Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
39. Thibodaux, Parish of Lafourche [article about Mrs. Ewing] Thibodaux, Parish of Lafourche [article about Mrs. Ewing] November 24, 1910 Clippings from the Houston Post.
40. The Red Letter Merchants of Houston The Red Letter Merchants of Houston [ca. 1913] Letter honoring the merchants for closing their doors at six o'clock excepting Saturdays and for not allowing work to go on behind closed doors. Signed by several Houston merchants.
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