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1. Lyrics to song about soldiers Lyrics to song about soldiers Lyric sheet to song about soldiers.
2. Edna Annette Beveridge Edna Annette Beveridge Typed letter to Edna Annette Beveridge regarding the vote of the Texas soldiers.
3. Edna E. Beveridge Edna E. Beveridge Typed letter to Edna Annette Beveridge regarding the need for the votes of Texas soldiers deployed for World War I.
4. Soldier Rations Letter Soldier Rations Letter Letter from the National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee explaining in detail the rations supplied to soldiers.
5. 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...
6. Letter from Minnie Fischer Cunngiham Letter from Minnie Fischer Cunngiham Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Texas Suffragists dated July 18, 1917 concerning the creation of "Suffrage Soldier" Comittee to keep soldiers in contact with families in the towns where they are...
7. Letter to Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham Letter to Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham Letter to Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham from Carrie Chapman Catt discussing the possible bid for reelection for Governor Hobby. She also mentions that Canada has given the vote to mothers, daughters, sisters...
8. 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.
9. Correspondance with Mr. Raymond B. Fosdick Correspondance with Mr. Raymond B. Fosdick Correspondance with Mr. Raymond B. Fosdick of the War Department, discussing the fate of prostitutes following the outlawing of prostitution in several Texas cities.
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