Woman Suffrage: Hearings Before the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, Sixty-third Congress, Second Session-[Sixty-fifth Congress, First Session] on Woman SuffrageU.S. Government Printing Office, 1917 |
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... speak for them at any great length , for , as the president says , they are abundantly able to speak for themselves . Personally , while I belong to the Republican household of faith , which is supposed to be somewhat Federalistic in ...
... speak for them at any great length , for , as the president says , they are abundantly able to speak for themselves . Personally , while I belong to the Republican household of faith , which is supposed to be somewhat Federalistic in ...
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... speaking from out of my experience as a citizen , I say to you gentlemen in all earnestness and sincerity , use every effort that you have at your command to bring to your States and your com- munities this great blessing which we enjoy ...
... speaking from out of my experience as a citizen , I say to you gentlemen in all earnestness and sincerity , use every effort that you have at your command to bring to your States and your com- munities this great blessing which we enjoy ...
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... speak to the workingmen for 10 minutes or perhaps 15 minutes at the noon hour , and if they were good - natured they would come to listen to us the only opportunity they would have - and that is the difficulty we have in educating men ...
... speak to the workingmen for 10 minutes or perhaps 15 minutes at the noon hour , and if they were good - natured they would come to listen to us the only opportunity they would have - and that is the difficulty we have in educating men ...
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... speaking for the measure were Senators Sargent , Stewart , Morton , Carpenter , Ferry , and Anthony . Against , Senators Boreman , Merriman , Morrill of Maine , Edmunds , and Bayard . The argu- ments for the measure were long and able ...
... speaking for the measure were Senators Sargent , Stewart , Morton , Carpenter , Ferry , and Anthony . Against , Senators Boreman , Merriman , Morrill of Maine , Edmunds , and Bayard . The argu- ments for the measure were long and able ...
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... speak specifically to the Federal amendment . Some of the speakers who will follow later will touch upon the matter as it is actually working now in some of the 10 States where suffrage has been granted . STATEMENT OF MRS . CRYSTAL ...
... speak specifically to the Federal amendment . Some of the speakers who will follow later will touch upon the matter as it is actually working now in some of the 10 States where suffrage has been granted . STATEMENT OF MRS . CRYSTAL ...
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American Anna Shaw Applause argument ballot believe California campaign CARAWAY CARTER CATT cent Chairman and gentlemen CHANDLER citizens citizenship Colorado committee Congressional Union defeated democracy Democratic Party district DODGE EDWIN Y election electorate enfranchised fact favor Federal amendment feel fifteenth amendments franchise GARD give going Government hearing HINSHAW HOPKINS Illinois Jersey Judiciary Kansas ladies Laughter legislation legislatures LITTLEFIELD majority Massachusetts matter mean ment Miss MARTIN Miss PAUL Miss PRICE Miss TODD Moss movement National Woman's National Woman's Party negro NELSON Ohio OPPOSED TO WOMAN organization passed Passos Pennsylvania political population prohibition proposition question RAKER reason Republican resolution right to vote Senate Shaw South South Carolina South Dakota speaker STATEMENT submit suffrage amendment suffragists TAGGART thing tion to-day told United States Constitution VOLSTEAD voters Washington WHALEY WILLIAMS woman suffrage Woman Suffrage Association women vote York
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Страница 88 - Resolved, That copies of this resolution be transmitted to the President of the United States, the Vice President of the United States, the Secretary of State...
Страница 50 - ... o'clock pm) AFTER RECESS. The committee reassembled pursuant to the taking of recess at 2 o'clock pm The CHAIRMAN. The committee will now go into executive session.
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Страница 1 - ANDREW J. VOLSTEAD, Minnesota. JOHN M. NELSON, Wisconsin. DICK T. MORGAN, Oklahoma. HENRY G. DANFORTH, New York.
Страница 148 - It is necessary for me to be on the floor of the House in a few minutes, and...