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National Amvrimn lﬂﬂnman gmﬁ’rage Ananriaﬁnn

(Member National Council of Women and International Woman SuErage Alliance)

President, Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, Moylan, Pa. 3" ' Recording Secrclary. Alice Stone Blackwell.
First Vice Presidenl, Rachel Foslcr Avery. Swarlhmoxe. Pa. “ 6 Beacon Street, Boslon. Mass.
Second Vi“ Presidenl, “”5“” Kelley, \ I ‘ Treasurer. Harriet Taylor Upton, Warren, Ohio.
'05 E3“ 22“ SW" New “‘1‘ 6"“ ’ NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS . Laura c1“ I89 N. Mill SL. Lexington. Ky.
C°mmmﬁnv Scc'da'v- Km M’ GOYdM- - A"""°"~’ {Ella 5. Stchart. 5464 Jefferson Am, Chicago. 111.
I800 Prylania Street. New Orleans. La. Warren, Olllo

(that is, not State) associationaunder Articlelll, Sec.I. of the consti»
tuticn. Possibly the first one desires to be admitted as a atete League. I
shall write to them for further information; but in the meantime, if they
'i‘* t w “is ' ‘ ‘7 0" P l'h’ ' t“ ” tiev m st be “dritted
hisn 00 be Tayrhbnﬁted at tne inilaoe p is cenventxon n,” on a u
at once. Therefore I am asking some votes about them:

(Ilho you vote to admit the Everybody's Equal Suffrage League of Oregon as

a member, but not a state League? ;%%7‘

(2) Do you vote to receive it as a state Associaticn,

(I). Do you vote to admit the Portland Equal Suffraye League as a member, but

not a state League? ’;%;€V‘

As these apnlications are dateﬁ Dct.2nd, and would have been considered in
time for representation, on payment of dues, if I had been at home to receige
them, I-am also asking you to vote on recommeniing their representation at the
convention in Philadelphia, provoded they are considered eligible, pay even
belated dues, and have representatives in person at Philadelphia. We are hen
ping they will come as representatives of victory, and therefore ought not to
be excluded on technicalities. Therefore;

30 you vote that if the vote is favorable to the admission of these Leagues,
it shall take effect, or at least, that you will recommend the National Conven-
tion to suspend rules for their benefit, so that their representatives may
haze seats and votes at the Philadelphia Convention?

 

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National Amvrimn woman gmﬁ‘ragr Aaanﬁaﬁnn

(Member National Council of Women and International Woman Suffrage Alliance)

President. Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, Moylan, Pa. Recording Secretary. Alice Stone Blackwell,
Firs! Vice President, Rachel Foster Avery. Swarthmore. Pa. 6 Beacon Street. Boston. Mass.
Second Vice Presldenl, Florence Kelley. '

105 E 22 d S N Y I: C' ' Treasurer, Harrie! Taylor Upton. Warren. Ohio.
as! “ "9°" ew °' "3" NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 1 - -
Corresponding Seculary. Kale M. Gordon. ll. Au‘mm“ {E 'ngteyéé'flg5§64ngeswrgnngngl%l:-i§:o. Ill.
I300 Prytanla Street. New Orleans. La. W Efren, O 10

8.
(2) l have received an agglication, dated Oct.16th, from Mrs.Harriet S.

Blatch, for admission of the Women's Political Union. Mrs.Dennett writes

that she has already sent a coyy of Mrs.Blatch's letter to each of you; so
all th.t is necess ry for me is to ask your vote:

30 you vote to receive the Women's Political Union, on terms stated in

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Mrs.Blatch‘s letter? ﬁr WWW W
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(5) I have received application, dated Oct.5th, from the Minnesota Equal Ave,
Suffrage League, signed by Theresa B.Peyton, President, St.Paul, Minn.5813elby
The application is accompanied by a certified list of 504 members, under the
heading:" We, the undersigned, President and Cor .Secretary of the Minnesota

Equal Franchise League, a State Suffrage Society operating in two and many
more counties of the State of ﬁinnesota, do hereby certify that our organi-
zation is composed of the followinwing members, viz:u

ﬂrs.Peyton says, ”the new organization is specializing in county organ—
ization work and plans to prepare the state in that way, we have always felt
that this was one of the weak points in the older association and for that
reason will sunglant the city work with out of town work."

She saysshe hopes they will be allowed their representation in the coming
convention; and on advice of Dr.Anna Shaw, is sending $50.00 to the National
treasurer so that she may have the dues before her books are closed.

The Cor.Secretary's name is Abraham I.Levin.

Do you vote to admit the Minnesota Equal Suffrage League as a State
Association to the Rational .A.W.S.d.?

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Naﬁnnal Amnrimn 1351mm gmffragv Aﬁanriaﬁnn

(Member National Council of Women and International Woman Suffrage Alliance)
Presidenl, Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, Moylan, Pa. , l Recording Secretary, Alice Stone Blackwell.
Firs! Vice President, Rachel Foster Avery, Swarthmorc. Pa. 6 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.

Second Vice President, Florence Kelley. Treasurer, Harriet Taylor Upton. Warren, Ohio.

. IOS East 22nd Street, New York City. N‘ATIONAL HEADQUARTERS . .
Corresponding Secrclaru. Kate M. Gordon. - Ammo”: {Iéﬁgrgcgiz'walrag 5§64Ni§a§é3nL£€§f%m§§$, Ill.
1800 Prylania Street. New Orleans, La. Wang, Ohio
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The application of the Ohio unal Franchise Association for admission
has received a majority of votes in favor. It has sent to me a certified
list of the three hunﬂred or more members require&; and on my advoce, has
paid dues pending hearing the decision of our Committee. The presiﬁent is Miss
Flora E.Wotthington, 628 Lincoln Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
is ‘1‘ C“ “0“ knor + a +-~- - ~1‘ x u 4' 0" ,1- ~~
i i ,i J u a one time is snort neiore one rnilaaelpnia conventiion,
I hope you W111 yardon the long delay I have been forced to make in wri~

ting for votes on these agilications, and answer by return mail.

Very truly yours, /7

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Chum, of IT Committee on

Membership.

 

 GEORGE Hows
Editor

P R O G R E S S ,

AVMONTHLYIURHE“7OFIIUMAN'ADVANCEMENT

 

Polilz'cal, Social, and Etonomz‘c

 

PUBLISHED BY

THE PROGRESS PUBLHHHNG COMPANY
527 FIFTH AVENUE

NEW YORK, November 1813’ 1912-

Miss Laura Clay,
189 H. m1]. 312.,
Lexington, Ky.

My dear Miss 018. :-

I have taken the liberty of sending you under separate
cover a copy of the November issue of "Progress", which contains very
interesting articles by Miss Jane Addams, Miss Frances A. Keller, Mrs.

'Chas. H. Israels, and other leaders in the Progressive party.

The fight for Progressive principles has really just
started and we must all of us stay in the firing ranks until We have
accomplished victory in every direction. "Frog res s" will contain each
month a review of all the Progressive news and special articles by its
prominent leaders. Its columns will be open to every Progressive who
desires to have his or her voice heard. I trust that you will approve
of and assist its efforts.

I would like very much to have you among our readers
and would appreciate your subscription to "Progress" very much indeed.
To this end I have enclosed a subscription blank and a return envelope.

Thanking you in advance for your co oration, I am,

I)

Yours very re , I /"/ /
L/k (/¢% i/ ff 4.6%

iy’Editor.

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 PENNSYLVANIA WOMAN SUFFRAOE ASSOCIATION

ORGANIZED 1869

AUXILIARY To THE NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

PRESIDENT. ELLEN H. E. PRICE, 3316 ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA. PA'

RECORDING SECRETARY. MARY C. MORGAN.

4418 OSA'GE AVENUE. PHILADELPHIA.
VICE-PRESIDENT. ANNA M. ORME. WAYNE. PA.
Tamsunsn. MATILDA ORR HAYS.
516 REEECCA STREET. WILKINSBURG,

MRS‘ ROBERT D. COARD.
AUDITORS

Coanzspouums Sscnsunv. CAROLINE KATZENSTEIN.
208 HALE BUILDING PHILADELPHIA. PA.

6334 HOWE STREET. PITTSBURG.

STATE MEMBER or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or THE ELLEN L' THOMAS' NORR'STow” P"

NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

STATE HEADQUARTERS. 208 HALE BUILDING.
JANE CAMPBELL, 4‘3 WEST SCHOOL House LANE. GERMANTOWN. PA.

COR. JUNIPER AND CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.

II 0 mm?) E r
DEar MEmbEE 0f ﬂommittEE on MemberEhip of thE N.A.N.E

1n viEE of the fE,t that thE TE. N. E ~ ~ ﬁllly con-
1EEIEE the work of NEE PannEyIvania Limited SE f 1% zﬁd haE
felt that itIﬂhE baen he rmtul to §hE CEIIEE in GUI ‘ ~p' ﬂy? that

the memberehiy Conw:it+ ” th: N E.T.E.A. will thE cciation

a

in the attitude thEE i NEE tEkEn IEEE.E thiE IEwI

NiEE Ninsur LEE nlItthI NE EE thEt if EE will yiEld to her
EEEEEEE, EhE will COEEiEEr «Eining Eur AEEociEtionI Nsr EEEEEEE are _
that E.hE bE left puruu tlv FTEE t«§ TEFSUE a linE of work not autnorizai
and not ayatovwl 1):? 2-» E. ‘IZI'IIEI otvshar aIﬁI’III‘I'KIlI iIs. “.pr 2-7:
Egggggﬁ hEr t0 join Eur '""'

I am Eorry thus I have not all the letterE that EEVE EEEEEE
between MiEE NinEor and us and ENE Eima iE tco short to collEct them
from t-E REE. SEC. 2nd EEhEr NELEETE ﬂim t have them. EEMEEE-; 1 t31ink
that 1 have Ensugh nfilE to Ehow you shE EtEtE Ef Eff “irE. On May
:9nd, 1%13, E1JE.E1rEcr ErotE EE fEXEOEE: .n

”Ni.L1 you inform me what arré .Iw fErIIE11tiEE nECE'E Eirv 11
WE join '» EtEtE EEEEE SUffragﬂ NE IEGIIWt on T:: Era E nonuEuEE pa ying
okub. ?w are hEEitEting betwaen jOiniﬁg thy Sta NE EEOI: mtion and
joining “NE Natiunal "*dir80t3y. If we join_th¢ St: :E, irE EE tNErEby
EEEbETE 0f IhE NEtiEEEN witnout yEying Extra EEEE t0 .EE NE.tiEEElI
What IE TEEVEtEtlon ErE WE EntitlEE $0 in both I» EtE anE National if
we join tEE EtEtE EEEEEIEEIEE. NE ErE comtam: lauing office qEEItEIE
for nExt winter (Nor E fEI mentha they rEntEE E 200m in tha TlEEtic
CIub for E fEE hourE E Eur. 1 think IIIat it hEE bEEn more than E yea
‘inca thEv have NEE ”Eadaunrtaru 0: an} Ninﬁ.) and hEEitEting between
tha Tlaefic Club Ip' EImIEr ErrangEEEntE.

Vary tryly yourE,
To MIE. Price. (Signed) NEry NiEEor.

Mrs. TriCE replied Nayﬁth, 1913, EN follmws:

“My EEEI MiEE NinEEr:

1n rEEEy to youx favor o? thy 3rd inst” 1 E H0103 a sexy of
thE Constitution OI +hE PEEEEVZ vaniE Noman Suffrage ASSE01~+EE

TEE fact that your ﬂEciety is E non~EuEE human” Club Will nb¢
affect itE Eligibiiiﬁy to Eitner Euxiliarygnip or affiliation with thE
StEIE AEEocimtimn.

But we, as an orgaIniEEtion stard. for uniVErsal qufraga Chow"
EVEr EEIE LEtituEe may b6 allowad t0:1ndiviEuE1 conviction) Er Uall our
auciliary societias must canfoxm to this principle.

inhi 4wanking##ﬁﬁtttkﬁ*ilﬁﬂiﬂrtkail'iviﬁttwt

Trugting that I NEVE mEEE this clEar to yo?~~—EEE 31th the
hopE thaﬁ WE may bE 331E to meet an Gunman ground En.d Irork to~ather for
damocracy, 1 am YourE eineeraly, (SignedIE. H.I.Frice.

 

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PENNSYLVANIA WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

ORGANuED 1869
AUXILIARY To' THE NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

PRESIDENT. ELLEN H. E. PRICE. 3316 ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA. PA‘ RECORDING SECRETARY. MARY C. MORGAN.

4418 OSAGE AVENUE. PHILADELPHIA.
VICE-PRESIDENT. ANNA M. ORME. WAYNE. PA.

TREASURER. MATILDA ORR HAYS.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. CAROLINE KATZENSTEIN. 516 REEECCA STREET. WILKINSBURG.

2 . .
OB HALE BuILDINC PHILADELPHIA MRS. ROBERT D. COARD,
AuDITORs

6334 HowE STREET. PITTsauRa.

STATE MEMBER or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE ELLEN L‘ THOMAS' NORR'STOWN PA‘

NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

STATE HEADQUARTERS. 208 HALE BUILDING.
JANE CAMPBELL. 413 WEST SCHOOL HousE LANE. GERMANTowN.

COR. JUNIPER AND CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.

31

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Membar 3f Committ3e an Mambaxshir u; the H.A.M.M.A.

On may 3M 1, 1 racaived the following lattar from Dr.ﬂh332
"Ear de3 r Miss Kat? angteinzw

Thank you for vour lett e and 1;he copy of Mrs. Trice';3.

1 balieve Mina ginaor Ms? 55 se ext 3 recu333 tu beconw affil—
iated ' th 113 National Manna szffr11533 135 ociation, nut I have not
h saru yaﬁ ju.1at 3211 W; M33 M333 dcnu 315?; the re3ueat, whether or not
it 3111 be exaceated by ﬁne commi1;tee. Miss Sindor, 1 th nk, 13 a
very sﬁncora and aarnast Harm)”, nut 1 canno13h31p 13311n that bar
limit311 Muff r353 13333 13’3verv h3$31fu1 and thmﬁ 1131: very péausi~
biRity zuakas them so. Ami, whila 1 have no faar a~h3 1:111 ave? b3
abla t3 3E:Fect 133 Naﬁion3.I Masociat ion, or parsuaie GUI boiy to in
any way 3333k 133 limitoﬂ guffrava, novar+VaIusb 1 533: t1n, there
3111 b3 3 gr33t @331 0? tima ”EC uny13am1ant realing ieveloped
in ragarﬂ to it. 1 33 313k 333 wmuld giva it u: and join in for

3uffr333, bacause ii 13 abaoluﬁely uselaaa to advocata M31 than
for they could not get pagsad by any lagis].ahure htis side
3333"“n Day :13} it is parﬁicularly ”1:110L1t “331314113
333333333333

ﬁﬂ.

True is twv agnant me.d3 by Dr. Shaw in r3garﬁ to
th3 futility 0f their 3 . h1+ I 333313 11k3 to add a part of a
Conversation that 1 h:31 '. Tudge z;1ward Biddle whc draw my the
Iimi+ed B113 tnnt 333 IT mtsd at the aanm Lagis1ative Hearing
that before which Our Bi mo 39 in 1313. The Judgﬁ adm1+ ted +hat
Th3 Limited 8111 is no; pr; 0 1031 333 said 30 m3, ”And now, yau
will like t3 13k m3 whxy I hava worked Eur 113 Bill. To m7 re-
ply that ﬁhﬁt:Was just 333$ 1 shoulﬁ 11M3 tu‘ask, he 3313, "I shal
have to waive an anawer.”

Cur B111 333 ref3rred by tha Senate to The Elastions
Conmi3aion bzfor‘a 31:10h bady we had 3 hwaring March Band, 1313.
At this hearing, M133 “13803 reEusai to giva up vart oz' hat tima
t3 Dr. mhaw for r-gbvttml anﬂ Br, i.hHW acid that aha felt she had

£30 £035 to fight inataad of one.

On.June 10th, Mrs. P3103 ertﬁ to M133 Winger tha follow
ing 1.0tter:

“My 333: Mi:13 Winsur:

The E01103131 r3801u+ion was rmsmed unﬁnimouslv by the
Exacutive Board at its vuiur monthly wweblnv held Juna 6th, 1913

Mharaae, b31aivinn the.at the nlatform of the Penna ylvania
Limited Suffrage? eague is inimica1 to that of tha Pennsylvania
Wama.n SUffTEIgG Aaaoci3 tion, and thet, by oonfusin5 tr e minds of tha

 

 PENNSYLVANIA WOMAN SUPP—RAGE ASSOCIATION

ORGANIZED 1869

AUXILIARY TO THE NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENT. ELLEN H. E. PRICE. 3316 ARCH SYREET. PHILADELPHIA. PA- RECORDING SECRETARY. MARY C. MORGAN.
VICE-PRESIDENT. ANNA M. ORME. WAVNE. PA. 4418 OSAGE AVENUE PHILADELPHIA.
TREASURER. MATILDA ORR HAYS.

516 REEECOA STREET. WILKINSEURG.

MRS. ROBERT D. COARD.
AUDITORS

6334 HOWE STREET. PITTSBURG.
ELLEN L. THOMAS, NORRISTOWN PA.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, CAROLINE KATZENSTEIN.
203 HALE BUILDING. PHILADELPHIA‘ PA.

STATE MEMEER OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

STATE HEAD
JANE CAMPBELL. 413 WEST SCHOOL HOUSE LANE. GERMANTOWN, PA. QUARTERS. 208 HALE BUILDING.

COR. JUNIPER AND CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.

(5)

Member of Committee on Membershir of tho 8»A.NQS.A.

iﬁﬂﬁi
people it tends to weaken tho forces for Woman Suffrage,

Be it resolved, That this Executive Committee roguast tn
Fennsylvnnia limited Suffrage League , through its President, Miss
Mary Winsor, to withdraw its Bill for a Limited Suffrage now in tm
hands of tho Eledions Commission and rwfrain from presenting any a
similar bill to the Coming Legislature.

Hoping that your nonociation will see the Windom of such
a coursc and will join forces with us in the effort to secure Votes
for Women before pushing your provaganla for a limited suffrage for
both men and Women, I am

Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) Ellen n. R. Price, President.”

since this letter to you was begun, I have been called up
on the “phone by Mrs. Edward Wartshorne, Sec. of the Pu. Limited S. L.,
who Wished to secure tickets for the Theatre Benefit that we are to
haVE Nov. 4th. During the conversation, which was a perfectly friend~
1y one, Mrs. Hanmhorno mentioned the fact that we will not let her
League join the State. (This in to prove that they realize that the
State Association has denied them membership and to point out to you
our own position if tho National should take a different course.)
Again, at the Mass Matting, Got. alst of this year, when Mrs. Penfield
spoke for the E. Suffrage Party, Kiss Winsor was askod'to sit on the
platform and gladly accepted tho invitation. I mention these facts
to Show that we like Miss Winsor and consider he: a Very bright and
capable person and that there is no porsonal feeling in the stand that
we are taking towards her League. We are simply mka acting for that
we think in tho good of the Gauss in our State.

Please forgive this hurried letter and its many mistakes.
It has been written under the most trying circumotanoes and with fro—
qnnnt interruptions.

Yours Tory sincerely, ,”

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l,n('y B. julxnslrni, President, l’upt‘ku
LLllu M. linins, (Im‘respnnding Set'i'etziry, 1318 Bin-liunun, 'l‘npcckzi
. Stcllu H. Stnlulis. First\1(~e l’i 'l‘opi'lm. Corn W. Bullard, Serum] Vice Pres., 'l’onganoxiv
llr‘lcn N. Hacker, Rec. Sen, l.;1\\'1’rnn-. Sarah ;\. 'i'lnn’slun, Trans” Tnprka. Sallie Lindsay White, Auditor, liinporia

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Fink—Hath li. Kimball, Manhnmm ~, I , \IL'Ian-rship. Alberta 1,. Corbin. PlL 1)., Chairman. Lawrcnv
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 MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT. HONORARY CHAIRMAN
MIss MARY GARRETT HAY, cHAIRMAN

MRs. MARTHA WENTWORTH SUFFREN. VICE-CHAIRMAN
MRS. THOS. B. WELLS. SECRETARY

MRS. MARGARET CHANLER ALDRICH. TREASURER

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WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
OF THE CITYLOF NEW YORK

A UNION FOR POLITICAL WORK OF EXISTING
EQUAL SUFFRAGE ORGANIZATIONS

, HEADQUARTERS
30 EAST 34TH STREET

MANHATTAN BOROUGH ’
MRs. JAMES LEES LAIDLAw. CHAIRMAN

BRONX BOROUGH
MRs. ARCHIBALD C. F'IsK, CHAIRMAN

BROOKLYN BOROUGH
MRS. EDWARD H. DREIER, CHAIRMAN

QUEENS BOROUGH
MRs. ALFRED J. ENO. CHAIRMAN

RICHMOND BOROUGH
MRS. WILLIAM G. WILLcox. CHAIRMAN

SOUTHWEST CORNER MADISON AVENUE

6390

6391 MADISON SQUARE

TELEPHONE

NEW YORK.

NOVQ, l, 1912.

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Dear M133 0151372“

Mrs. Carrie; Cheyman amt is mtumizzg to her own 520mm
try after a circuit of tha 92101045. Her Jazuz'ney was updez‘taxen
to carry the gospel of: @3le rights intg every irmd venere women
are appreaaed. Her afforts have met Ifilth wonderful success.
Her tour has been a. Rort' of triumphal procassion‘; she:- has been
feted and honored by the dignitaries of all lands. We are _
eager ta greet her, and to ham 3.11 that has been accomlished.

The Woman Suffrage Earty Was. founded by Mrs. 03.13%.
and it 1:23 one of her greateat achieammanta; Our qrﬁanizaticn
intends m give Era. can a Wham that shalt; be WQVszfﬂmr- >
We shall gRt ‘tOgath‘er in Carma; m Trial}. forythig puz’pmia w? ,
Ifovember 19th, at promytly a Gif'glock. > A13. fg‘lendg: e31 $3.14?st '
suffrage thrcughaut the Unitad“"state;a are invlfzed W be garment,
beaming; greetings from the organizatlons t0 whmh they “031033.

a? others from your Stafse? Let,
us know soon as tha “time is; Rhett. The/date, ﬁovanber 19th,

- I ~ V a “'x' "' “J." " Merl"
3.5 waver—1133‘ for many who win. he going; w gha R‘a‘umnvxlv , .
can Womentjs Suffrage Aggocia‘hion Convention 1n Philadelyhia,

govm'bar 2131:;

can yam be with us;

aware-1y 5mm?) ‘
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 NEW YORK STATE VV OMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

President, HARRIET MAY MILLS Corresponding Sec‘y, MRS. ROXANA B. BURROWS
926 West Genesee Street, Syracuse Andover

Vice-President—at—Large, MRS. WILLIAM L. COLT -; . Treasurer, MRS- WILLIAM M. IVINS
Bronxvil‘le 55 East 25th Street, New York

MRS. HENRY VILLARD

Recording Secretary, MRS. NICOLAS SHAW FRASER ‘ 540 Park Ave. New York
Audxtors, ’

Genesco MRS. DEXTER P. RUMSEY

742 Delaware Ave., Buffalo

HEADQUARTERS, 180 DIADISON AVE, NEW YORK

Nov. 1, lﬁlie

Laura Cloy,
Lexington, Ky.

Deorl

Yooro of the just at zanﬁ. I am eno105~
log my vote on tho variOV; H ues whloh have applied for
maahership. I thiak it 3 nraat migtako to aﬁmit leagues
of which we know nothing *iglt on the eve of the National Con~
voutlon when thora is no tﬁme to investigate them. I think
also that our treasurer has no right to aooept dues from a
loague which our committee has not votod upon an& odmitto&
into the aoooolotlon. The main object of the sooietiea‘
joining the Hutiooal should not be to get a vote at the Com~
vontiong Ehey shoulﬂ ﬁgply in time to be investigated, anﬂ
i—thiak belong & year bofore thay have a vote. I do not
see how we can admit ony limitaﬂ suffrage oosooiation.

If Miss Winoor's only limitations are oriminolOgy and educa—
tion, I do not eonsiﬁor it a limitod league, In my mind,
She Should rop tho title "limited" before she is admittoﬁ.

I unoera,‘ one also ha& a tax qualification. Iona as
too Uhlted States government excludes criminals lcnr .he

Mow Eedoral for the future, I can see no point aﬁc,her
keeplng soon a title. I shall therefore vote against the
admleslon of the Ponnoylvania League.

As for Mrs Blatoh's oooioty, she has not sent
the certified list of 500 mothers — $19 simply makes the
statement in her letter that she has the membors, but has not
fulfilled the requiremento of tho constitution. I therefore
vote "no" on the admission of her league. Since the Minnow
soto league seams to have fulfillod all the requirements,
hﬁVEDg soot its oertiﬁied list, I vote to admit it. I cannot
vote on bhﬂ Oregon society and I think we should investigate
them befote we admit them. They seem to be local clubs. 0I
do not thlnk We have any right to let them in until we know
more about them.

I havo no desire to exclude anyboiy from the

National Association who comes with the proper credentials and
proper , but so long as we have a constitution I

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 thirli W5“€tf.f '1. up 10 ite Ear vou1d I vote far a
guprnn’ r" _ “ at the Nati.3‘1L1 Co ventjon. I will
vote i'or nga 3. r-ou af the Ohm oleague, sinae you say it
has fulfi ‘, iaiwamnntn.

v M. tn adm§1 13 the

ho§12 - . “ G}Jcﬂﬁw and

e11°11nm = inations a3 far as

111 he eut the committee,

, this ma1ter and that we are

making a .3- Ah cemmittea 10 admit 11% Lguea SO
hurﬂiedlyf _» J17” have the 3am e at heart they

or at 1‘331 wait ano1her year

 

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 NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

BRANCH OF INTERNATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE ALLIANCE AND OF NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN

ANNA HOWARD SHAW
PRESIDENT
MOYLAN. PA.

JANE ADDAMS
151’ VICE-PRESIDENT
HULL HOUSE. CHICAGO, ILLS.

SOPHONISBA P. BRECKINRIDGE
2ND VIOE-PRESIDENT
GREEN HALL. UNIVERII‘I’Y or CHICAGO, ILLS.

MARY WARE DENNETT
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
505 FIFTH AVENUE. NEw YORK

SUSAN W. FITZGERALD
RECORDING SECRETARY
585 BOYuTON STREET. BOSTON. MASS.

COLLEGE EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE

M. CAREY THOMAS. PRESIDENT
BRYN MAWR. PA.

TELEPHONE. 6855 BRYANT

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WHITE 8T§ITE3 FULL SUFERAGE
SHADED “ PARTIAL
DARK . NO

NATIONAL AUXILIARIES
FRIENDS EQUAL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION

MARY BENTLEY THOMAS, PRESIDENT
EDNOR. MARYLAND

H EADQUARTERS,

JESSIE ASHLEY
TREASURER
505 FIFTH AVINUE. NEw YORK

KATHERINE DEXTER MCCORMICK
IST AUDITOR
393 COMMONWEALTH AVE., BOSTON

HARRIET BURTON LAIDLAW
2ND AUDITOR
6 EAST 66TH STREET. NEW YORK

ALICE STO‘NE BLACKWELL
EDITOR or THE WOMAN'S JOURNAL"
a MONADNOCK STREET, DORCHEsTER. MAss,

NATIONAL PRESS BUREAU
CAROLINE l. REILLY, CHAIRMAN
505 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK

THE EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY

JESSICA GARRETSON FINCH. PRESIDENY
I MADISON AVENUE. NEW YORK

505 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK

 

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