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1. "I'll get that vote yet" postcard "I'll get that vote yet" postcard A postcard used as propoganda in favor of women's suffrage. The inscription on the back reads "Does this remind you of Marian." It was sent to Minnie Fisher Cunningham.
2. 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.
3. Back of the Ballot: A Woman Suffrage Farce in One Act Back of the Ballot: A Woman Suffrage Farce in One Act A women's suffrage one act farce printed by the Samuel French Company. According to the playwrite, it was written as pro-suffrage propoganda.
4. Board member 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...
5. 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.
6. Cunningham, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Handwritten letter from Elizabeth Herndon Potter to Minnie Fisher Cunningham discussing the issue about the Postmaster General Burleson who was actively against women's suffrage.
7. Document about primary suffrage bill Document about primary suffrage bill Document in support of a partial suffrage bill to allow women to vote in the Texas Primary elections as part of a war measure. The document explains that a similar war measure was passed in Arkansas in...
8. Executive Board member Executive Board member Typed letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to the executive board members of the Texas Equal Suffrage association. The letter regards the state of the fundraising campaign for suffrage and Minnie's proposal...
9. Federal Amendment Slip Federal Amendment Slip Printed paper slip promoting pamphlets and flier information available discussing women suffrage reasons that constitutional amendment was needed.
10. Governor Signs Bill Giving Woman Vote in Primaries Governor Signs Bill Giving Woman Vote in Primaries Article about signing of bill giving women right to vote in primaries. Governor William Hobby signed the bill in his private office and was witnessed by Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham, Mrs. D.H. Doom, Mrs....
11. Incomplete letter from Lavinia Engle to Minnie Fisher Cunningham Incomplete letter from Lavinia Engle to Minnie Fisher Cunningham An incomplete, handwritten letter from Lavinia Engle. Only part of the letter was included in the collection. The letter regards the formation of the Brownsville Equal Suffrage League as well as the activities...
12. Letters regarding a photograph Letters regarding a photograph Three typed letters from the Leslie Woman Suffrage Commission regarding a photograph of one of its presidents and children. Mrs. Rose P. Ames and her children were photographed and Mrs. Edith Hinkle League...
13. Letters between Madam President and Mrs. P.B.P. Huse Letters between Madam President and Mrs. P.B.P. Huse
14. Letter to Dr. Clarence Poe Letter to Dr. Clarence Poe Letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Dr. Clarence Poe about her family history. After deciding she would never write her mother's biography she decided to share the story of her family as told to her...
15. Letter to Elizabeth Potter from J. P. Tumulty Letter to Elizabeth Potter from J. P. Tumulty Letter to Elizabeth Potter from J. P. Tumulty sending thanks from the President over a message that was given of the result in Texas.
16. Letter to Miss Lutie Stearns Letter to Miss Lutie Stearns Typed Letter of Response to Miss Lutie Stearns regarding who was elected president of National Suffrage. Handwritten letter from Miss Stearns enquiring as to who was elected president.
17. 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...
18. Letter to Mrs Minnie Fisher Cunningham Letter to Mrs Minnie Fisher Cunningham Typed Letter from Rose Young, Editor of The Woman Citizen to Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham in response to a poem she submitted for publication. The poem was rejected due to space and "prohibited propoganda"....
19. Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Maud Wood Park Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Maud Wood Park Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Maud Wood Park giving her apologies as she did not get to talk with her because she thought she was leaving in the evening. She also apologizes for not giving her time...
20. Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Mrs. Walter McNab Miller Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Mrs. Walter McNab Miller Letter to Mrs. B. J. Cunningham from Mrs. Walter McNab Miller concerning Eugene Black's assertion that 95% of the women of his district did not want to vote. Mrs. Miller suggests a letter writing campaign...
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