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1. Letter to Antoinette Funk from the Headquarters Secretary Letter to Antoinette Funk from the Headquarters Secretary A letter to Antoinette Funk in which Edith Hinkle League informs her that Minnie Fisher Cunningham is in Garfield Hospital in Washington, D.C. and that Ms. Funk's letter to Mrs. Cunningham has been forwarded...
2. Expense account Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Galveston, TX to Washington, D.C. and letter to Mrs. Emma Expense account Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Galveston, TX to Washington, D.C. and letter to Mrs. Emma Winner Rogers Expense account for Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Galveston, Texas to Washington, D.C. There is also a letter to Mrs. Emma Winner Rogers concerning sending the check to her Washington address rather than...
3. Woman's Platform Woman's Platform A pamphlet defining the platform and legislative interests for the League of Women Voters.
4. The Present Campaign: Food Administration; The World's Food Shortage; and The American Way The Present Campaign: Food Administration; The World's Food Shortage; and The American Way This pamphlet contains the addresses about food shortages that Herbert Hoover made before the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Smithsonian Institute.
5. Americanization Program of the Committee on Foreign-Born Women Americanization Program of the Committee on Foreign-Born Women Pamphlet of Americanization Program of the Committee on Foreign-Born Women.
6. Correspondance with Mr. Raymond B. Fosdick Correspondance with Mr. Raymond B. Fosdick Correspondance with Mr. Raymond B. Fosdick of the War Department, discussing the fate of prostitutes following the outlawing of prostitution in several Texas cities.
7. Letter to Mrs. Henry Wade Rodgers from Headquarters Secretary Letter to Mrs. Henry Wade Rodgers from Headquarters Secretary Letter to Mrs. Henry Wade Rodgers from Headquarters Secretary concerning a list of delegates and their addresses.
8. Letter to the Chairman of the State Divisions of the Woman's Committee of the Council of the National Letter to the Chairman of the State Divisions of the Woman's Committee of the Council of the National Defense from Anna Howard Shaw Letter to the Chairman of the State Divisions of the Woman's Committee of the Council of the National Defense from Anna Howard Shaw concerning stationing women at each registration booth who will agree...
9. Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Mrs. Walter McNab Miller Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Mrs. Walter McNab Miller Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Mrs. Walter McNab Miller concerning Eugene Black's assertion that 95% of the women of his district did not want to vote. Mrs. Miller suggests a letter writing campaign...
10. Letter to Miss Alice B. Curtis from Headquarters Secretary Letter to Miss Alice B. Curtis from Headquarters Secretary Letter to Miss Alice B. Curtis from Headquarters Secretary concerning three bills that were introduced to the Legislature this past winter.
11. Letter from the President to Mrs. Maud Wood Park Letter from the President to Mrs. Maud Wood Park Letter from the President to Mrs. Maud Wood Park explaining that she cannot attend on November 10 due to a flu situation.
12. Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Maud Wood Park Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Maud Wood Park Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Maud Wood Park giving her apologies as she did not get to talk with her because she thought she was leaving in the evening. She also apologizes for not giving her time...
13. Letter to Elizabeth Potter from J. P. Tumulty Letter to Elizabeth Potter from J. P. Tumulty Letter to Elizabeth Potter from J. P. Tumulty sending thanks from the President over a message that was given of the result in Texas.
14. Letter to Maud Wood Park from President Letter to Maud Wood Park from President Letter to Maud Wood Park explaining why the letter writer cannot come earlier than December.
15. Brief Synopsis of the Life of Minnie Fisher Cunningham Brief Synopsis of the Life of Minnie Fisher Cunningham Hand written and typed versions of a synopsis of the life of Minnie Fisher Cunningham. The synospsis begins with her birth at Fisher Farms, follows her education, and her several accomplishments throughout...
16. The Woman Citizen Journal The Woman Citizen Journal Printed speech from the National American Woman Suffrage Association president at a meeting held paying tribute to American Women War Workers.
17. Newsletter of the Woman's Committee Council of National Defense Newsletter of the Woman's Committee Council of National Defense Typed newsletter of the Woman's Committee Council of National Defense number 21.
18. Letter to President Woodrow Wilson Letter to President Woodrow Wilson This is a typewritten letter from Elizabeth H. Potter to the President of the United States Woodrow Wilson in which Elizabeth H. Potter requests President Wilson's help and support to pass a statute giving...
19. Letter to Madam President Letter to Madam President This is a typewritten letter to Madam President from Ethel M. Smith, the Chairman of the Committee on Protection of Women's Labor, informing Madam President of the newly-formed Protection of Women's Labor...
20. Letter to State Congressional Chairmen Letter to State Congressional Chairmen This is a typewritten letter from Congressional Chairman Maud Wood Park to the State Congressional Chairmen about assorted issues such as the status of the Suffrage Committee and the National Woman's Party...
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