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1. Alice Paul, Chairman of the National Woman's party Alice Paul, Chairman of the National Woman's party An article about Alice Paul, and the other women picketing the White House.

2. At the door of Woodrow Wilson At the door of Woodrow Wilson An editorial from the Dallas Dispatch about giving this country equal rights for women.

3. Correspondence between Mr. J. L. Smith 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...

4. County Chairman, Democratic Party County Chairman, Democratic Party Typed letter from the Texas Association Opposed to Women's Suffrage asserting that women's suffrage will lead to socialism in the United States.

5. 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...

6. 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.

7. Letter from Pattie Ruffner Jacobs to the Press Letter from Pattie Ruffner Jacobs to the Press This is a typewritten letter from Pattie Ruffner Jacobs to the Press defining the difference between the National American Woman Suffrage Association and the Woman's Party.

8. Letter to county chairman of Democratic party Letter to county chairman of Democratic party Letter to county chairman of the Democratic Party from Mrs. James B. Wells and the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. The letter explains that allowing women to vote is a steps towards socialism...

9. Letter to Mr. Marcellus E. Foster Letter to Mr. Marcellus E. Foster Letter to Marcellus E. Foster, Editor of the Houston Chronicle, from Mrs.Minnie Fisher Cunningham concerning an editorial article that was included in a Houston edition of the Houston Chronicle that was...

10. 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...

11. Marriage - Should a Certificate of Health Be Required Before Issuing a License to Marry?
 Marriage - Should a Certificate of Health Be Required Before Issuing a License to Marry? Pamphlet reprinted from the Texas Medical Journal that proposes health certficiates as requirements for obtaining a marriage license.

12. President President A circular letter from the National American Women's Suffrage Association regarding both the celebration of Suffrage Day as well as the plans for gaining the endorsement of the Democratic party.

13. Texas Soldiers Are Disfranchised; Why not Enfranchise their Mothers? Texas Soldiers Are Disfranchised; Why not Enfranchise their Mothers? Article about women's suffrage in Texas. The article recounts how Arkansas has already granted women the partial vote at primary elections. It also mentions that President Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic...
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