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[1914-1944]
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March 28, 1917
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Letter to W. W. Woodson
Typed letter from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Mrs. W. W. Woodson thanking her for accepting the position of treasurer. Additional items were sent to aid her in getting started with her posistion.
182.
Letter to President Woodrow Wilson
This is a typewritten letter from Elizabeth H. Potter to the President of the United States Woodrow Wilson in which Elizabeth H. Potter requests President Wilson's help and support to pass a statute giving...
183.
Correspondence between Minnie Fisher Cunningham and Mrs. E. M. Barrett
This is typewritten correspondence between Minnie Fisher Cunningham and Mrs. E. M. Barrett (an apparent official of the Woman's Division of the Farmers' Institute) who asked Minnie Fisher Cunningham's...
184.
Correspondence between Minnie Fisher Cunningham and Bertha Lee Broyles
This is correspondence between Minnie Fisher Cunningham and Bertha Lee Broyles in which various suffrage issues are discussed, such as how to spend a $5 postage appropriation donation Bertha Lee Broyles...
185.
Letter to Mrs. Cunningham
This is a handwritten letter to Mrs. Cunningham where the letter-writer asks Mrs. Cunningham's help in securing a job with the suffrage association, as well as apprises Mrs. Cunningham of the latest, various...
186.
Letter to Minnie Fisher Cunningham
This is a typewritten letter to Minnie Fisher Cunningham from James Lattimore Himrod from the South Texas Chautauqua Association in which Mr. Himrod apprises Mrs. Cunningham of the properties and renovations...
187.
Correspondence between President and Mr. Reeves
This is a correspondence between Mrs. Cunningham and an apparent legislative official named Mr. Ice B. Reeves, a supporter of the suffragette cause who Mrs. Cunningham wrote to to ask for his opinion on...
188.
Press Release, September 1917
Note to the Associated Press, including a copy of a letter sent to members of the Texas Equal Suffrage Association.
189.
Correspondence between Headquarters Secretary and Mrs. J. W. Garth
This is correspondence between the Headquarters Secretary and Mrs. J. W. Garth, the President of the Beaumont Equal Suffrage Association. Headquarters Secretary initially asked Mrs. J. W. Garth to mail...
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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...
191.
Letter to Mrs. Shuler plus Report of Texas Equal Suffrage Association
This is a typewritten letter to Mrs. Frank J. Shuler from the Headquarters Secretary in which the Secretary discusses and includes a copy of the report of the Texas Equal Suffrage Association's matters...
192.
Texas Social Hygene Association Letter (2)
Letter to Miss M. Eleanor Brackenridge, from Minnie Fisher Cunningham, forwarded to Mrs. E.M. Speer, concerning the dissolving of the Texas Women's Anti-Vice Committee and the creation of its successor,...
193.
Letter to Mrs. Catt
Typed letter to the national president relaying the Texas chapter position and accomplishments for the year. Mrs. Cunningham assured Mrs. Catt that the Texas chapter was in alignment with the national...
194.
Texas Social Hygene Association Letter (1)
Letter from the Headquarters Secretary to Miss M. Eleanor Brackenridge, Hon. Pres., Texas Equal Suffrage Association concerning the dissolving of the Texas Women's Anti-Vice Committee and the creation...
195.
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"....
196.
Letter to Times-Dispatch in Richmond, VA
Typed letter from Mrs. Ida Husted Harper, Editorial Chairman of the Leslie Commission, to the editor of the Times-Dispatch newspaper in Richmond, VA. Mrs. Harper was writing in response to a statement...
197.
Letter to Madam President
This is a typewritten letter to Madam President from Ethel M. Smith, the Chairman of the Committee on Protection of Women's Labor, informing Madam President of the newly-formed Protection of Women's Labor...
198.
Letter to State President
This is a typewritten letter to the State President from the Recording Secretary asking if this state will help to contribute $75 to raise a total of $2,750 total to help buy a commemorative gift, a sapphire...
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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...
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Letter to the Congressional Chairman
This is a typewritten letter from Maud Wood Park asking the Congressional Chairpersons to fill out the questionnaire on the second page, which will be presented at the conferences on congressional work...
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