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1. Letter to the members of the Texas Equal Suffrage Association from its President Letter to the members of the Texas Equal Suffrage Association from its President Letter written by Minnie Fisher Cunningham in which she exhorts the members of the Texas Equal Suffrage Association to rally support for the passage of a Suffrage Amendment. Mrs. Cunningham asks supporters...
2. Letter from Mrs. Hortense Ward Letter from Mrs. Hortense Ward Letter from Mr. Hortense Ward, President of the Harris County Equal Suffrage Association, to Minnie Fisher Cunnigham , dated March 31, 1919. She recounts efforts taken thus far to sway the election on...
3. Letter to the President from Minnie FIsher Cunningham Letter to the President from Minnie FIsher Cunningham Letter to the President from Minnie Fisher Cunningham letting her know that it is the time to have each congressman flooded with letters before Convention of Congress in December. The letter is for commending...
4. Prohibition letters Prohibition letters Letter to Mrs. J.J. Hardin, Dallas Equal Suffrage Association. Refers to Mrs. I. Jalonick, President of the Dallas Equal Suffrage Association. Enclosed is a copy of a letter from Mr. M.H. Wolfe, Chairman...
5. Letter to Mrs. Catt Letter to Mrs. Catt Typed letter to the national president relaying the Texas chapter position and accomplishments for the year. Mrs. Cunningham assured Mrs. Catt that the Texas chapter was in alignment with the national...
6. Letter to Mrs. Catt Letter to Mrs. Catt Typed letter from Mrs. Cunningham to President Catt asking for immediate advice on working to get the suffrage bill passed. As the Texas government was in turmoil, it was suggested that this would be the...
7. Woodrow Wilson, President Woodrow Wilson, President A letter of gratitude from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Woodrow Wilson, thanking him for extending suffrage to women.
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