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May 31, 1917
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[1914-1944]
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September 26, 1917
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1916
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Correspondence between Mr. J. L. Smith
This is correspondence between a sympathizer of the suffrage cause named Mr. J. L. Smith and someone from the Texas Equal Suffrage Association organization where they discuss the radical and rogue group...
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Photo of Municipal Base Hospital
"Municipal Base Hospital" 322 S. Santa Rosa Ave., San Antonio, photographed May 31, 1917, showing women entering to be inspected by Dr. W. A. King and other physicians employed by the city, an Army surgeon...
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Photo of Municipal Base Hospital
"Municipal Base Hospital" 322 S. Santa Rosa Ave., San Antonio, photographed May 31, 1917, showing women entering to be inspected by Dr. W. A. King and other physicians employed by the city, an Army surgeon...
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Photo of Municipal Base Hospital
"Municipal Base Hospital" 322 S. Santa Rosa Ave., San Antonio, photographed May 31, 1917, showing women entering to be inspected by Dr. W. A. King and other physicians employed by the city, an Army surgeon...
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Photo of Municipal Base Hospital
"Municipal Base Hospital" 322 S. Santa Rosa Ave., San Antonio, photographed May 31, 1917, showing women entering to be inspected by Dr. W. A. King and other physicians employed by the city, an Army surgeon...
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Board member
A circular letter sent to the board members of the Texas Equal Suffrage Association requesting a board meeting. The meeting was requested as part of a protracted disagreement between Minnie Fisher Cunnigham...
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Member of the Executive Board
A circular letter to the members of the executive board of the Texas Equal Suffrage Association regarding the request of a salary for the president of the association. It also speaks to the finances of...
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Program for Senate Work
A handwritten draft of the plan presented to the suffragists for how to secure support of Senators for Equal Suffrage.
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Letter from Edna Annette Beveridge to Minnie Fisher Cunningham
A handwritten letter to Minnie Fisher Cunningham regarding the soldier vote.
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Cunningham, Mrs.
A holiday letter from Belle Critchett to Minnie Fisher Cunningham.
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W. H. Fain, Mrs.
A letter and enclosed telegram and attachment listing suffrage organizations in the Houston area, as well as a personal reference to Minnie Fisher Cunningham's efforts and tiredness in the suffrage work....
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Fain, Mrs.
A letter between E. League and Mrs. Fain, written on behalf of Minnie Fisher Cunningham. The letter references the health of Minnie Fisher Cunningham's mother, the Spanish flu, and personal information...
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Cunningham, Mrs.
A letter between Judge Greer and Minnie Fisher Cunningham, and her response. regarding the judicial and legal aspects of state and federal amendments permitting women's suffrage.
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Cunningham, Mrs.
A letter between Minnie Fisher Cunningham and Rena Maverick discussing personal topics, as well as updating Minnie Cunningham on the status of the Suffrage association where Rena Maverick is president....
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Anna B Cade, Cor-Sec
A letter between Minnie Fisher Cunninham and Anna B. Cade regarding the conflict over approving expenses of the Texas Equal Suffrage Organization.
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J. A. Elkins, Judge
A letter by Minnie Fisher Cunningham requesting the support of Judge Elkins in favor of the national suffrage amendment.
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Cunningham, Minnie Fisher
A letter from Belle C. Critchett to Minnie Fisher Cunningham regarding Belle's candidacy for school board in El Paso.
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Cunningham, Minnie Fisher
A letter from Belle C. Critchett to Minnie Fisher Cunningham regarding the fundraising efforts for Suffrage as well as Belle Critchett's health and the state of the El Paso suffrage league.
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Cunningham, Mrs.
A letter from Elizabeth Fain to Minnie Fisher Cunningham asking her to come speak at the Suffrage school because she wants representation from Southern women, rather than just Northern women, as speakers....
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Minnie Fisher Cunnigham, President
A letter from Governor Hobby offering regrets for being unable to attend a Suffrage luncheon.
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