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1. Article about Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham Article about Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham Article about Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunnigham's campaign to pass a suffrage amendment to the state constitution. The campaign will largely be an educational one, with speakers sent to every part of the state....
2. 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...
3. Catt, Mrs. Catt, Mrs. A letter from Woodrow Wilson to Carrie Chapman Catt in support of the Federal Suffrage Amendment.
4. Copy of a resolution by Frank Batt Copy of a resolution by Frank Batt Typed copy of a resolution for bringing the Texas Women's Suffrage amendment to a vote. Handwritten annotations.
5. Correspondence between Headquarters Secretary and Mrs. J. W. Garth Correspondence between Headquarters Secretary and Mrs. J. W. Garth This is correspondence between the Headquarters Secretary and Mrs. J. W. Garth, the President of the Beaumont Equal Suffrage Association. Headquarters Secretary initially asked Mrs. J. W. Garth to mail...
6. Cunningham, Minnie Fisher Cunningham, Minnie Fisher Handwritten letter from Elizabeth Herndon Potter to Minnie Fisher Cunningham regarding the recording of a speech given in Congress regarding suffrage and other issues related to the national suffrage amendment...
7. Do women want the ballot? Do women want the ballot? An article stating that the majority of Texas women do not want suffrage and opposing the Suffrage amendment.
8. Documents about discussion of womens' suffrage amendment Documents about discussion of womens' suffrage amendment Two documents originated from Austin, Texas that discuss the Amendment to give women the vote in State Primary elections.
9. Edwin Y. Webb Edwin Y. Webb Typed letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Edwin Y. Webb asking for him to vote for the Susan B. Anthony Suffrage Amendment.
10. Federal Amendment Slip Federal Amendment Slip Printed paper slip promoting pamphlets and flier information available discussing women suffrage reasons that constitutional amendment was needed.
11. Green, Rena Maverick, Mrs. Green, Rena Maverick, Mrs. A letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Rena Maverick Green responding to her letter, which is attached. The letters regarding the efforts of the San Antonio suffrage association. It also references,...
12. Hon. Charles A. Culberson Letter Hon. Charles A. Culberson Letter A letter to Charles A Culberson from Minnie Fisher Cunningham expressing reasons that he should favor the passage of the Federal Suffrage Amendment.
13. Incomplete letter to the editor of Houston Post Incomplete letter to the editor of Houston Post An incomplete letter to the editor regarding the passing of the equal suffrage amendment in Texas.
14. J. A. Elkins, Judge J. A. Elkins, Judge A letter by Minnie Fisher Cunningham requesting the support of Judge Elkins in favor of the national suffrage amendment.
15. Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Charles A Culberson Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Charles A Culberson Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Charles A Culberson disavowing any support for the more radical Women's Party, and expressing her continued support for Democratic party interests and the Women's...
16. Letter to chapter president's and congressional chairmen Letter to chapter president's and congressional chairmen Typed letter (plus a handwritten note on the back of one of the pages) from Mrs. Catt urging all chapters to began a major campaign to get the amendment passed. She encouraged them to get resolutions and...
17. Letter to Congressional Chairman Letter to Congressional Chairman This is a typewritten letter to another Congressional Chairman from Maud Wood Park discussing how best to get non-suffrage associations to support and help the federal amendment pass. Maud Wood Park details...
18. Letter to Congressional Chairman Letter to Congressional Chairman Typed letter to the congressional chairmen concerning making contact with every congressman and senator in your area discussing the proposed amendment. Leaflets and fliers were included for delivery after...
19. Letter to James Young, Texas 3rd district congressional representative Letter to James Young, Texas 3rd district congressional representative Letter to James Young, Texas 3rd district congressional representative from Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham that spells out numerous reasons to support the Suffrage Amendment when it comes before the 65th...
20. Letter to Mr. Tom Finty Letter to Mr. Tom Finty Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Mr. Tom Finty requesting that he take a poll of the House and Senate to see if he has enough pledged votes for the Amendment to pass. If he can secure the votes...
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