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VICE-CHAIRMAN ASSISTANT NATIONAL TREASURER CHAIRMAN SPEAKERS‘ BUREAU

[progressive Mational Gommittee

CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS
HOTEL LA SALLE

(Chicago

Sept. 16, 1912.

Miss Laura Clay,
Richmond, Ky.

Dear Miss Clay:-
Your letter of August 29th indicating it
was impassible to give us any of your time before elec-
tion bedauee of previous engagements, was a great disappoint—
ment to us, because we have had requests for you from a

number of places. May I suggest that in the State of

Oklahoma they are very anxious to have some small portion

of your time if it is possible for you to make that ar-
rangement. If it is not, I am sure they will be very
unhappy to learn that fact.

I am,

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JOSEPH M. DIXON
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FRANCES A. KELLOR
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN

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September 17,

Dear Madam:~

The amendments favoring woman suffrage and the holding
by women of certain political office? in Ohio have been defeated.

The two old parties, hostile to suffrage and dominated
by special interests, have deprived vcmen of their political oppor-
tunity.

In spite of the magnificent fight put up by WOMEN

OUTSIDE OF PARTY LINES, they have lost,

They haVe another immediate chance through the passage
of the initiative and referendum amendments in Ohio.

Does this not convince you:

That women cannot win by the policy of neutrality out—
side of party lines? .

That women must be represented in a party which

recognizes their rights and is pledged to work for and with them?
That women must help elect the party which is pledged
give them the vote?

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other great national party is. Beth Old farties are so dominated

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The Progressive Party is pledged to the initiative
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defeat the bosses. In many states there is no such second chance.
Vermont, which has hitherto given big Republican
majorities, recently failed to elect a governor, this duty now
devolving upon the Legislature. There are twenty-eight Progressives

in the new Legislature pledged to suffrage, as the result of a two

weeks’ campaign by the Progressive Party. How many Democrats and

Republicans can you muster into line in Vermont as the result of
years of work of political neutrality?
Think it over. Suffrage is not won. The women need
a party with representation in the legislatures. Help the party to
put in such representatives by working for it in every state.
Very truly yours,
Frances A. Kellor,

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