Extending the Right of Suffrage to Women. Hearings ... on H.J. Res. 200 ... Jan. 3-7, 19181918 - 332 страница |
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... negro problem . But the southern Democrats themselves , gentlemen , have retreated from this stand of State rights and the negro problem . When we face it in the clear light of day we can see through just as we can any old troubled ...
... negro problem . But the southern Democrats themselves , gentlemen , have retreated from this stand of State rights and the negro problem . When we face it in the clear light of day we can see through just as we can any old troubled ...
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... negro population has increased 11.2 per cent and the white population has increased 22.3 per cent ; in other words , the white population has increased twice as much as the negro popula- tion . Furthermore , gentlemen , the past year ...
... negro population has increased 11.2 per cent and the white population has increased 22.3 per cent ; in other words , the white population has increased twice as much as the negro popula- tion . Furthermore , gentlemen , the past year ...
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... negro problem . I want to say , as a western woman who does not know very much about the negro problem from actual knowledge , it seems very strange that the South , which has so effec- tively found the means to disfranchise the colored ...
... negro problem . I want to say , as a western woman who does not know very much about the negro problem from actual knowledge , it seems very strange that the South , which has so effec- tively found the means to disfranchise the colored ...
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... negro question must not be allowed to hold the prog- ress of our Nation in check . To those of you gentlemen who are not obsessed by the fear , we beg of you to state to those who may stand in fear of it that we can not longer recognize ...
... negro question must not be allowed to hold the prog- ress of our Nation in check . To those of you gentlemen who are not obsessed by the fear , we beg of you to state to those who may stand in fear of it that we can not longer recognize ...
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... negro population - the women are illiterate . Mr. CLARK . But the chairman asked you what percentage of those twenty - four and a half million women are negro women . The CHAIRMAN . Of the 2,000,000 I meant to - day . Dr. Howe . No ...
... negro population - the women are illiterate . Mr. CLARK . But the chairman asked you what percentage of those twenty - four and a half million women are negro women . The CHAIRMAN . Of the 2,000,000 I meant to - day . Dr. Howe . No ...
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217 House Office American Anthony amendment Antisuffrage antisuffragists Applause Assembly district ballot believe BLANTON California campaign CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT CATT Chairman Woman Suffrage Congress convention D. C. DEAR SIR democracy Democratic EICHELBERGER election enfranchisement fact Federal amendment Federal suffrage amendment Florida franchise FRANK CLARK gentlemen give going Government HAMILTON Hillquit House of Representatives House Office Building indorsed January January 9 JOHN JOHN E legislatures LITTLE majority MEEKER ment Miss BRONSON Miss PRICE Miss RANKIN Miss YOUNGER MONDELL National Woman's Party negro opposed organization PARK party passage passed platform political President pro-German prohibition question RAKER Republican Senator BAILEY Socialist Socialist gain Socialist vote South South Carolina southern women statement submit suffrage gain suffrage to women suffragists Texas thing tion to-day Union United urge voters WADSWORTH want to vote Washington WHEELER Woman Suffrage Committee York City
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