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1. Letter to Captain Sackett Letter to Captain Sackett Letter to Captain Sackett thanking him for his past record of support. The letter reminds him that the Democratic Platform of the state includes a promise of support for women's suffrage, which nothing...
2. Letter to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Letter to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Letter to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt concerning the report that the Senate of Texas found James E. Ferguson guilty on 10 of the 21 charges preferred against him by the house and pronounced sentence of impeachment...
3. President of the United States President of the United States Handwritten letter to the President of the United States from the Texas Equal Suffrage Association. The letter thanks him for his support of equal suffrage.
4. Letter to Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham Letter to Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham Letter from Ed Westbrook to Minnie Fisher Cunningham thanking her for her activities in the recent campaign for the Equal Suffrage Amendment. Mr. Westbrook expresses the belief that the bill allowing women...
5. Letter to Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Hall Greer Letter to Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Hall Greer This letter suggests that women participate in the upcoming Democratic primary and attempt to have women or men friendly to the cause elected as delagtes. It also targets Senator Parr as an enemy to the...
6. Document about womens' suffrage movement in Texas Document about womens' suffrage movement in Texas The document originated from Austin, Texas. Document tells of the conversion of Senator O.S. Lattimore of Fort Worth. He had been a strong opponent of women's suffrage but he changed his mind after the...
7. Prostitution in its Relation to the Army on the Mexican Border Prostitution in its Relation to the Army on the Mexican Border Pamphlet describing prostitution in the soldier population along the U.S.-Mexico border.
8. Do Your Bit to Keep Him Fit Do Your Bit to Keep Him Fit Pamphlet describing war effort to decrease spread of venereal disease in soldier population.
9. Letter to Mesdames Presidents and Press Chairmen from Rose Young Letter to Mesdames Presidents and Press Chairmen from Rose Young Letter to Mesdames Presidents and Press Chairmen from Rose Young concerning the opponents of suffrage that have published an open letter to Mr. William Jennings Bryan calling upon him to substantiate his...
10. Letter to George M. Bailey from the President Letter to George M. Bailey from the President Letter to George M. Bailey from the President thanking him for the editorial "Women as Flappers" that appeared in the Post. It also goes on to explain how it is a good suffrage editorial.
11. The Abercrombie Family Scatters The Abercrombie Family Scatters This hand-written manuscript chronicles that life and times of Grandmother Minerva Abercrombie in the years after the Civil War. As a girl, Minerva left South Carolina to go to school in Philadelphia,...
12. Untitled Typed Manuscript Untitled Typed Manuscript The type-written manuscript details the movement of John and Minerva Abercrombie from Alabama to Texas. It gives an account of their early years in Waverly, Texas, where Sallie Abercrombie was raised and...
13. Woodrow Wilson, President Woodrow Wilson, President A letter of gratitude from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Woodrow Wilson, thanking him for extending suffrage to women.
14. 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.
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