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COMMITTEE ON PETITION TO CONGRESS

CHAIRMAN: CARRIE CILAPIVIAN’ GATT

RACHEL FOSTER AVERY, ASSISTANT CHAIRMAN FLORENCE KELLEY

HEADQUARTERS FOR PETITION WORK:
1823 11 STREET NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON. D. 0. May 2 . 1.910

ADVISORY COEIMZITTEE

BRYANT BROOKS . .. E. ‘
Governoro’IWyoming. I 35w Senator." (Men or; Fry-.2213! and he tom me he had

JOHN SHAFROTH,
Governoromommdo' written you he would find out how many copies could be

JOHN C. CUTLER,
Governor Of Utah.

@300, etc. “Men I spoke of“ It eoewity of having the
F. W. GOODING,
EX-GOVCI‘HOI’ of Idaho.

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Massachusetts.

Wm. LLOYD GARRISON, j» ' 3 : ,3. A; , «. 1, . . pI‘O‘JifEQ
Massachusetts.

RABBI CHARLES FLEISCHER,

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WILLIAM DUDLEY FOULKE, , .
Indiana. __ _ he had been tog l..~;te m 1r1t2‘()t23‘|26(¢ tha {Tremor-2a}. 1n the Senate that

JANE ADDAMS,
IllInOIs. was expecting to , . _ ‘ , Satilr““¢ay, hm‘t? not- seen
MIss GARRETT,
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Colorado.

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Colorado.

MRS. CLARENCE MACKAY,

Ncwyork your suggestion, that of asking the Legislature for an arrlendrient giving

MRS. BOURKE COCHRAN, _
New York. the suffrage only to Wi'l 1 l' (3 women .

DR. JOSIAH STRONG,

New York. 1

I have sngpi‘ied the street number on the Tester to Mrs.
COL. G. HARVEY,
New York,

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New York.

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New York.

HON. JOHN D. LONG,
Massachusetts.

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Yours mos t cordially,

JOHN MITCHELL,
Washington, D. C.

REV. ANNA H. SHAW,
Pennsylvania.

LILLIAN M. HOLLISTER,
Michigan.

CLARA BARTON,
Washington, D. C.

MARY Lowe DICKINSON,
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to you, viﬁ ”; tnv rest ui tne Lommittee, when
televronpé re in regard to engaging 9 desirtkle room for our
office, in has sage building witu Utate Headquarters. I told
her that A 5733 hwd 2" en in re wrﬂ to the cuntract, 3nd She
came ant to 966 me, i i w 'wﬂ.:4 tdﬁ w tier over.
thought the omiwsion :f A ; ‘ 'M,‘?T for Wy se-
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nrencnt, {7d qhe could not conceive Lhﬁt ﬁnyone woulﬁ
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‘ad keen said either, while she was there, shout
over to H19 1*.S-S‘H.)(:i9tiLIV‘I mmug‘ﬂ stool: t1? :‘awouw, to
when the zirculftion reached 1L,Uuu. :ne than; ‘
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firs,, before senang my letter to Lne utuer ie~iers of the
board. in I b2ve held hack the other letter?,ti11 I hear from
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possession of it on the owner's death, that okjection would ?e
met. ] am ready to enter iwto any local obligaticn desired
wherehy the Tatiowal 3x311 1e guaraqteeé DDSBESsiOH of the

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PRESIDENT

MRS. ELLA S. STEWART, 5464 JErrERSON Avt. CHICAGO
IS‘I’ VICE-PRESIDENT

DR. ANNA E. BLOUNT. OAK PARK

2ND VICE-PRESIDENT
MR8. MINNIE A. WATKINS, 4740 MADIGON AVE” CHICAGO

CORRESPONDING sEanTARv
MISS s. GRACE NICHOLES. 6710 MM! 81".. CHICAGO

RECORDING SECRETARV
MRS. CAROLINE M. HILL. 5728 MADISON AVE” CHICAGO

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MRS. MABEL L. SIPPV, 5615 WOODLAWN Av:.. CHICAGO

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1ST VICE-PRESIDENT
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MR5. MINNIE A. WATKINS. 4140 MADISON Avn. CHICAGO

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Mlss s. GRACE NICHOLES. B710 MAV 31.. CHICAGO

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LECTURE BUREAU AND CHAUTAUBUAS
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61 10 MAY 57.. CHICAGO

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FRANK H M‘CULLOCH May 23 . 1910'

CATHAR‘INE WAUGH MCCULLOCH

ﬂies Laura Clay,
Richmond, Khntuoky.

Dear Miss Clay :-

Yours of Mhy 20 received. I am about to go to
Indiana to speak for a Club, and so write you briefly.

I am glad Miss Gordon did so well at the National
Biennial.

Yes, Hrs. Belmont signed the lease and it was
returned to Mrs. Stewart sometime ago.

The contract with Kiss Blackwell is still unsigned
as lies Shaw has made another condition which I told her
ought to be submitted to the Board. Kiss Blackwell is
meditating about whether she will approve that condition.

The condition was that an appraisement of the woman's Journal

roperty be made now by three persons, one to be chosed\

ﬂy the National and one by Miss Blackwell and the third by

those two,and that this appraisement of the Journal stock

be called its value. If at any time ﬂies Blackwell wishes

to withdraw a new appraisement should be made in a similar

manner and she should pay the increased Value of the

stock to the National. If the stock had decreased in value

the National itself had decided to withdraw it should pay

/, the [annals—Journal the difference. I wrote M so Shaw that
'“ this last clause put an obligation on to the national greater

than that which we had assumed.

As for the new officers I am voting for Mrs. Caroline
Bartlett Crane for First Vice ﬁresident. She is a great
woman with a splendid following among club women conserva-
tives, and would bring us great prestige. I had not
thought of Kiss Gordon as reasurer though I doubt not that
she would do well. I thought that a New York woman
being chosen as Treasurer would be great ooonomy,and
suggested Harriet may hills.

Yours hastily,
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more than 2900 members.I do hope she can stay with us until the work a
is finished.If the statehood bill does not pass at this session,we Will
be 1? splendid shape for the next legislature,and I believe we can
win.It will mean a lot of hard work but I have made up my mind to stay
with the work until we Win or lose this time.Miss Gregg is such a treas-
ure and it is suhh adelight to work with her.

The other women art coming nobly to the front,and are helping a great
deal.0f course the burden falls on me to a great extent but someone

has to do it and Why not me? I am glad I can do it.

I sent you a copy of The Women's Era containing an article on the suffrage
work here .Did you receive it?

I thank you very much for all the assistence you have given us and if

we do meet with success this time,I will know where a great deal of the

credit is due.

With best wishes,Sincerely yours,

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Federation Secretary,
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Harrodsburg.

First Vice-President,
Mrs. JAMES A. MITCHELL,
Bowling Green.

Second Vice-President,
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343 Mt. Airy Avenue.

Third Vice-President,
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609 Kentucky Avenue.

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