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May 16, 1913 (7)
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21. Fighting for Principles Fighting for Principles Clippings from the San Antonio Express.
22. Women Are Going to be on School Board Women Are Going to be on School Board Clippings from the Houston Press.
23. ""The Optimist"" by Frank Crane ""The Optimist"" by Frank Crane Clipping from the Houston by syndication.
24. Woman Lose in Appeal for School Posts Woman Lose in Appeal for School Posts Clippings from the Houston Post.
25. Encouraging Poem - ""It Can Be Done"" Encouraging Poem - ""It Can Be Done""
26. [Fred Binder] ""Indorses"" Mrs. Ewing's Position [Fred Binder] ""Indorses"" Mrs. Ewing's Position Clippings from the Houston Daily Post. The word ""indorse"" is boldly misspelled.
27. School Board to be Delayed School Board to be Delayed Clippings from the Houston Chronicle
28. Congratulatory Letter from John Dickson Congratulatory Letter from John Dickson Letter from Houston.
29. World Peace, as [Wm Jennings] Bryan Sees It, Discussed World Peace, as [Wm Jennings] Bryan Sees It, Discussed Bryan was great debater and Presidential candidate. Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
30. Woman Invents Dustless Street Sweeper Woman Invents Dustless Street Sweeper Clippings from the Houston Chronicle.
31. Women Claim Mossbacks Run Our Schools Women Claim Mossbacks Run Our Schools Clippings from the Houston Telegram.
32. Ewing House Ewing House Front view of the Ewing house.
33. Reply from Mrs. Ewing [to Dr. Red] Reply from Mrs. Ewing [to Dr. Red] Clippings from the Houston Daily Post.
34. Ms. Ewing Replies to Rufus Cage Ms. Ewing Replies to Rufus Cage Clippings from the Houston Labor Journal.
35. The Red Letter Merchants of Houston The Red Letter Merchants of Houston Letter honoring the merchants for closing their doors at six o'clock excepting Saturdays and for not allowing work to go on behind closed doors. Signed by several Houston merchants.
36. Why Women Are Needed Why Women Are Needed Clippings from the Houston Post.
37. A Photograph of Mrs. Mary Ellen Ewing A Photograph of Mrs. Mary Ellen Ewing
38. Votes for Women Ribbon Votes for Women Ribbon Ribbon worn by Suffrage Workers.
39. Welcome Address to Congress of Mothers [by Mrs. Ewing] (continuation) Welcome Address to Congress of Mothers [by Mrs. Ewing] (continuation) Continuation of a draft of a typescript of letter by Mrs. Ewing.
40. ""Newsies"" Happy..57 Clothed20 Still out in Cold ""Newsies"" Happy..57 Clothed20 Still out in Cold Clippings from Houston.
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