Items

• Suffrage political cartoon clippings
  A collection of suffrage political cartoons, some are only partial.
• Woman's Hour
  A poem in favor of suffrage penned by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
• What President Wilson Says
  A pamphlet detailing Woodrow Wilson's support for suffrage, including pictures and quotes from Wilson and Carrie Chapman Catt.
• Seein' is Believin' -- Have a Look!
  Flier describing the spread of woman's suffrage from Wyoming in 1869 to twelve states in 1917.
• Women's Year Poem
• Tired of the “His or Hers” Problem?
• A New Design for Living
• Are Women people? Pamphlet
• The Fight for Women’s Rights pamphlet
• Rape handout
• Votes For Women
  A women's suffrage propoganda postcard countering the rhetoric that voting will make a woman masculine by taking on masculine roles.
• Photograph of Mary Ellen Ewing
• Photograph of Minnie Fisher Cunningham
• Voters Attention! Eleventh Amendment flier
  Continuation of a flier from the Mother's Club of Houston.
• Telegram from Minnie Fisher Cunningham to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt
  Telegram to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt from Minnie Fisher Cunningham letting her know that the registration of Texas women voters is closed. She also goes on to explain how she had to contend with the six confusing rulings from the Attorney General's office.
• Telegram from Woodrow Wilson to Minnie Fisher Cunningham
• Women Voters Attention - When, Where and How to Register
  Flier distributed to inform women on how to register to vote.
• Votes For Women! The Woman's Reason Because
  Flier that states reasons why women should vote.
• Votes for Women Ribbon
  Ribbon worn by Suffrage Workers.
• Why Women Want to Vote, Women are Citizens and Wish to do their Civic Duty
  Why women want to vote lists different types of women and why they need to vote.
• "I'll get that vote yet" postcard
  A postcard used as propoganda in favor of women's suffrage. The inscription on the back reads "Does this remind you of Marian." It was sent to Minnie Fisher Cunningham.
• Votes For Women, I want to speak for myself at the polls
  A propaganda postcard in favor of women's suffrage.
• The Whole World For Women Suffrage and the United States Senate lags behind!, The Women Citizen, December 14, 1918
  A collection of articles in favor of women's suffrage around the world presented by the Women Citizen.
• Votes for Women a Success, North America Proves It
  This is a picture postcard sent by Elizabeth Potter to Mrs. B.J. Cunningham. On the picture side of the postcard is a color-coded map of the states in the US that either supported male suffrage only (yellow states) or total suffrage including suffrage for women (black states), saying that Canada supported total suffrage completely and when will the US do the same in all states? On the back side is a note from Elizabeth Potter to Mrs. B.J. Cunningham, saying that she is at Lake Placid and should be ready to work more on the Federal Amendment in October.