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41. Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Mrs. E.B. Reppert Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Mrs. E.B. Reppert A letter to Mrs. Reppert from Minnie Fisher Cunningham reacting to the Feb 4, 1919 letter from General Crane, and expressing her opinion of the role of women and suffrage in the Democratic party.
42. Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to the Editor, Democrat Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to the Editor, Democrat A letter to the editor regarding a Women's Suffrage supplement to be run with the local papers.
43. Cunningham, Minnie Fisher Cunningham, Minnie Fisher A letter updating Minnie Fisher Cunnigham on the state of the El Paso suffrage league, as well as requesting suffrage literature to be used in upcoming meetings.
44. Brackenridge, Miss M. Brackenridge, Miss M. A letter updating Miss M. Brackenridge on the work Minnie Fisher Cunnigham has been doing for suffrage, for World War I and for ant-vice.
45. A. L. Guerard, Mrs. A. L. Guerard, Mrs. A linked pair of letters between Minnie Fisher Cunningham and A. L. Guerard. Of particular interest is Minnie's description of the challenges facing suffrage when the officers for the leagues have domestic...
46. Newly elected officers Newly elected officers A listing of the recently elected officers of the Texas Equal Suffrage Association.
47. "I'll get that vote yet" postcard "I'll get that vote yet" postcard A postcard used as propoganda in favor of women's suffrage. The inscription on the back reads "Does this remind you of Marian." It was sent to Minnie Fisher Cunningham.
48. State Prison Commission Letters State Prison Commission Letters A series of letters between Mr. Chas S. Fowler and Minnie Fischer Cunningham concerning the appointment of Mrs. Harriet Nelson Leary as a member of the Prison Board. Mr. Fowler includes a letter he drafted...
49. John Davis, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. A telegram between from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Mrs. John Davis regarding the board meeting called to discuss the conflict between Mrs. John Davis and Mrs. Cunningham.
50. Minnie Fisher Cunnigham Minnie Fisher Cunnigham A telegram from Mrs. John Davis to Minnie Fisher Cunnigham indicating that she will not attend the board meeting called by Minnie Fisher Cunnigham.
51. Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham A typed letter to Mrs. Cunningham from General Crane responding to her Feb 4, 1919 letter.
52. Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham addressed to Dear Suffragist Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham addressed to Dear Suffragist A typewritten letter to presidents of suffrage associations mentioning plans for Suffrage Day, as well as outlining the need for the endorsement of state and national Democratic parties for Suffrage.
53. Press Release for Sunday, January 21 Press Release for Sunday, January 21 A typewritten press release from Minnie Fisher Cunningham regarding Equal Suffrage and the Texas Equal Suffrage Association's work with the Texas House and Senate.
54. Incomplete letter written by Minnie Fischer Cunningham Incomplete letter written by Minnie Fischer Cunningham A typewritten, but incomplete letter, with a handwritten draft composed by Minnie Fisher Cunningham in order to refute the claims of the Association opposed to women's suffrage. It also highlights the...
55. Cunningham, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. An encouraging letter from M. Eleanor Brackenridge to Minnie Fisher Cunningham. The letter regards both women's efforts to gain suffrage for women as well as in prohibition campaigning.
56. "Never with my consent shall public moneys be used to educate shes." "Never with my consent shall public moneys be used to educate shes." An essay on the education of women and how it relates to suffrage, probably authored by Minnie Fisher Cunningham or Vernice W. Reppert
57. Incomplete letter from Lavinia Engle to Minnie Fisher Cunningham Incomplete letter from Lavinia Engle to Minnie Fisher Cunningham An incomplete, handwritten letter from Lavinia Engle. Only part of the letter was included in the collection. The letter regards the formation of the Brownsville Equal Suffrage League as well as the activities...
58. Photo of Army tents loaned by Fort Sam Houston Photo of Army tents loaned by Fort Sam Houston Army tents loaned by Fort Sam Houston for housing 185 interned women from the district whom city physician Dr. W. A. King and his city and county physicians assistants had inspected and refused health...
59. Photo of Army tents loaned by Fort Sam Houston Photo of Army tents loaned by Fort Sam Houston Army tents loaned by Fort Sam Houston for housing 185 interned women from the district whom city physician Dr. W. A. King and his city and county physicians assistants had inspected and refused health...
60. Article about suffrage leaders' trip to Austin Article about suffrage leaders' trip to Austin Article about Mrs. Hortense Ward and Minnie Fisher Cunningham's trip to Austin during a special session of the legislature. Their efforts will concentrate on an amendment prepared by Judge Ocie Speer granting...
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